Investing in the interior decoration of the house is essential to ensure that the atmosphere is always cosy, and sophisticated. The conservatory green should be carefully chosen, as some plants do not adapt to these locations. Not all plants withstand the limitations of the conservatory. After all, it is a room in the house. Find out which species are most recommended, and what the best garden plants for winters are.

What are the best plants?

Plants require care, so before buying pots or fertilizers for planting, you need to analyze the available space and the conditions it offers. The resistance of plants increases with daily maintenance, each needs a quantity of water and light to survive.

Zamioculca

It is widely used outdoors and indoors, can be placed in any corner of the conservatory. As it stays alive with or without the presence of light. However, it is good to prevent the plant from sunning for many hours in a row, the sun’s rays can damage the leaves.

Rafi

Rafi has the typical appearance of oriental plants because its leaves are thin and long when adults reach a height of two meters. They require care, you need to water frequently and use little water at a time to not soak the root.

Pleomele

The great differential of Pleomele is the green leaves outlined in yellow. The plant is common in winter gardens and near swimming pools, as indoors such as the living room or office often lack light.

St. George’s Spear

The Spear of St. George needs little water. It can be grown either directly on the ground, preferably close to the wall to make the garden decoration more beautiful, or in small pots. Remember that this type of plant does not grow sideways, only vertically. Its leaves are very hard and have the shape of a sword.

Peace lily

They are delicate looking plants, have dark green leaves and white flowers. To ensure that it stays alive in the conservatory, it is necessary to water it every other day and to prevent sunlight from reaching its leaves in the afternoon.

Boa constrictor

It is a vine, can be used to decorate the walls of the conservatory, since its leaves are large and have very bright colours in green and yellow. The boa constrictor needs some care. If it runs out of light it will only form small leaves, and you need to water it often.

Echeveria

Echeveria has several species, they differ in colour. So this plant can be found in greyish green, pool green, reddish-green or all wine. It adapts to any environment, but cannot be exposed to the sun. Watering should only happen once a week, as this plant stores plenty of water in its stems.

Here are the most common names of the plants which you may think of. But, these are not the only options. There are hundreds of species which can be planted in the winter season. To know more about the winter plants for your garden, you can consult with an experienced botanist.