I've been seeing fiddle leaf fig trees in every room of the house and really loving the look. I'm not much of an indoor plant person, but my brother offered me a fig tree that he'd grown from a cutting. I'm not sure it's a fiddle leaf fig, but it does have the look.
For the summer I placed it in front of the garage.
For the summer I placed it in front of the garage.
Right now it's in a plastic pot. I'm thinking I will drop it into a large woven basket.
It seems happy in front of the garage for now. I have to bring it inside for the winter though.
It seems happy in front of the garage for now. I have to bring it inside for the winter though.
It definitely needs to grow a little and to be pruned. I planted some portulaca around the base and I hope it will cascade and cover the ugly pot.
The images that follow are my design inspirations for my little tree.
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| And George |
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| Betsy Burnham |
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| Elle Decor |
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| Habitually Chic |
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| House Beautiful |
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| Martyn Lawrence Bullard |
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| Elle Decor |
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| Jonathan Adler |
I'm not sure that mine will ever be this lovely, but a girl's gotta give it a shot.
What plants do you have and love? Please share.
Kathy
You just can't go wrong with a philodendron. They are pretty much adaptable to most lighting conditions. And I have good luck with the peace lily too plus they give pretty white blooms. I love a pop of fresh green live leaves in any room. That's amazing that he grew that pretty plant from a cutting. He's got quite a green thumb. Happy Sunday. :)
ReplyDeletePeace Lilllies clean the air. They are the best plants for this. Just keep them moist with fiiltered light.
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