Choosing the Right Containers
Use lightweight, breathable pots with drainage. Opt for terracotta or ceramic to echo classic Mediterranean aesthetics.
- Stackable options save space
- Good drainage matters
- Use self-watering planters for busy days
Water features, drought-tolerant greens, and compact layouts designed for urban spaces. Learn practical, easy-to-maintain garden setups that refresh your home and support wellness.
Use lightweight, breathable pots with drainage. Opt for terracotta or ceramic to echo classic Mediterranean aesthetics.
Install a small fountain or recirculating mini-pond to add soothing sounds and humidity for herbs and greens.
Choose compact herbs and leafy greens that thrive in indirect sun and cooler indoor nights.
Water in the early morning to minimize evaporation. Use a watering can with a long spout for precise delivery.
Use high-quality potting mix with good drainage. Add compost for nutrients without overpowering flavors.
Arrange layers to create visual depth: tall herbs at the back, mid-height greens in front, trailing plants on the edges.
A palette of greens with warm terracotta pots evokes sun-baked terraces.
Small terraces benefit from a focal water element surrounded by natural stones.
Layer herbs in cascading crates for fragrance and usability.