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American Plant Exchange Spider Plant Easy Care Live
This product was recommended by Kelly Martin from Urban Garden Gal
Spider plants are one of my favorite plants for the kitchen because they’re easy to care for and grow well in bright, indirect light. Spider plants look great hanging from a curtain railing, ceiling hook or you can place them on your kitchen benchtop or table.
Golden Devil’s Ivy – Pothos – Epipremnum
This product was recommended by Kelly Martin from Urban Garden Gal
Golden Pothos plants are very easy to care for and they’re ideal for the kitchen because they can tolerate varying levels of light and humidity. You can place a Pothos plant on top of a shelf or hang it from the ceiling and its beautiful green and gold leaves will trail down. Pothos can handle neglect so it won’t matter if you forget to water them for a few days.
Herb Garden Windowsill Starter Kit
This product was recommended by Jennifer Jones from Beginner Guitar HQ
This set is ideal for a kitchen with a seasoned chef. No pun intended. These can begin their lives in a small plants, but eventually can be repotted on hung in the window sill. They serve an aesthetic and functional purpose. This set includes: Chamomile, Basil, Parsley, Rosemary, Thyme, Lavender, Chives, Cilantro, Sage, Dill.
Live Aromatic and Edible Herb Assortment Plants
This product was recommended by Jennifer Jones from Beginner Guitar HQ
This is an herb set as well, but contains those herbs that have an aromatic purpose. So, not only can you use your plants to cook, it makes your kitchen smell wonderful. This set includes: Rosemary, Eucalyptus, Lemon Balm, and Mint.
AMERICAN PLANT EXCHANGE English Ivy Baltic Trailing Vine Live Plant
This product was recommended by Jed Silverlake from Home for Beginners
Ivy is an excellent plant for the kitchen because it is very easy to care for and doesn’t require a lot of sunlight. English ivy also helps to filter out toxins and pollutants from the air, making it a healthier environment for cooking. Additionally, the plant can help improve indoor humidity levels, which is ideal for kitchens that tend to be drier.
Pink Princess Philodendron (Philodendron erubescens) Live Indoor Houseplant
This product was recommended by Norbert Juma from Everyday Power
Philodendrons are plants that are well-loved around the world because of their unique and exotic beauty. This variegated philodendron variety is native to Costa Rica and South American rainforests. They are also one of the biggest producers of oxygen in the plant kingdom. This variety is also very good at filtering toxins and harmful chemicals in the air, so it is a perfect house plant. They can absorb benzene in the air, which at high concentrations, can cause leukemia. This variety is also very easy to maintain as it only needs to be watered once or twice a week.
American Plant Exchange English Ivy Variegated 6″ Pot
This product was recommended by David Scott from Neutypechic
The English Ivy plant is popular for indoor plants because it purifies the air. It is also said to help reduce allergy symptoms. I love the variegated leaves on this particular plant, which add a touch of interest and beauty to any space. Also, English Ivy is very easy to care for – making it an excellent choice for busy people or those new to plant ownership.
WUKOKU 4 PCS Fake Plants Mini Artificial Succulent Plants
This product was recommended by Lindsey Hyland from Urban Organic Yield
The WUKOKU 4 PCS Fake Plants Mini Artificial Succulent Plants are the best plants for the kitchen because they are small, easy to take care of, and look realistic. Small plants are the best for the kitchen because they take up less space and don’t require a lot of care. The WUKOKU 4 PCS Fake Plants Mini Artificial Succulent Plants are small and easy to take care of – you just need to water them once a week. They also look very realistic, so they will add life to your kitchen without taking up too much space or requiring a lot of work.
Nearly Natural 4-Ft. Bay Leaf Artificial Topiary UV Resistant (Indoor/Outdoor) Silk Trees
This product was recommended by Matt Gillman from SMB Compass
The kitchen or our food corner is an ideal place to experiment with different foody plants. And the best option for kitchen plants can be herbs. The most desired herb for the kitchen is the Bay leaves. These are beautiful to grow and can be used in food too. Some of their nutritional values include Vitamin A, C, B6, and iron. The plants are outstanding to cater to beautification and nutrition.
Herb Garden Kit Indoor Gardening Gifts
This product was recommended by Yukee Will from EverWallpaper
This is the kind of plant that should be in every kitchen home. It has a lot of health benefits preventing various diseases in your family. Also, herbs add natural flavors to our cooking. Instead of using artificial flavoring and unhealthy seasoning, it is better to start planting your herbs. Just imagine how great it is to have access to this kind of fresh ingredients in the comfort of your home.
Calamondin Orange Plant
This product was recommended by Yukee Will from EverWallpaper
Aside from its vibrant color that brightens the look of my kitchen, it can be used in any cooking, making desserts, or eating it as it is. It has a lot of anti-inflammatory health benefits and can be used for insect bites to avoid irritation.
SmartMe HOLY Basil Plants~TULSI~Sacred Basil Well Rooted Live Plants
This product was recommended by Jen Stark from Happy DIY Home
Basil is one of the best summer crops and one of the simplest herbs to grow in a pot and keep in your kitchen. People adore basil because of its foliage and aroma. It is the best choice in Italian cooking, as well as many Asian dishes, due to its sweet, fresh flavor. Basil has the ability to repel flies and mosquitoes that live in your home, making it an excellent choice for the kitchen. Take note that basil prefers a sunny location, so place them where they will thrive the most.
Sansevieria trifasciata Laurentii Live Snake Plant
This product was recommended by Chenise Bhimull from ZFC Real Estate
A Snake Plant is a low maintenance plant to suit your urban lifestyle. It is one of those plants with a reputation for both aesthetic appeal and improved air quality. It is well known for reducing allergens in the air and giving your room a boost of freshness. A snake plant, with its long snake-like leaves, makes your kitchen look lively and classy.
Hirt’s Gardens Reverse Variegated Spider Plant
This product was recommended by Bobby Pritchard from Smokey Grill BBQ
The spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) is a perfect plant for the kitchen because it is easy to care for, thrives in low light conditions, and helps improve indoor air quality. Spider plants are drought-tolerant and can survive periods of dryness, making them a good choice for the forgetful gardener. They also prefer cooler temperatures, so they are a good choice for homes with drafty windows or air conditioning.
Herb Garden Starter Kit
This product was recommended by Michael East from Griddle King
A decent herb collection is by far the best option when it comes to choosing plants for your kitchen. They are easily accessible, smell amazing and provide you with fresh herbs to cook with. Some of these herbs will even flower, giving you a stunning pop of color in your kitchen. You will also find that the majority of herbs are very easy to maintain and therefore you will find yourself with plenty of supply.
Chilli Seeds Kit
This product was recommended by Simon Bernath from Furnace Prices
Chilli plants are a brilliant plant to have in the kitchen. Not only do they produce amazing food that can be used in all types of cooking, but they are easy to care for. The low-maintenance qualities include not needing huge amounts of sunlight to thrive, and as long as the soil remains a little bit damp, they don’t need to be constantly watered.
Improved Meyer Lemon Tree Plant
This product was recommended by Elijah Miller from RC Ride On Cars
Lemon trees are such a striking plant to keep in the kitchen. The small cream flowers smell so gorgeous, and if you nurture the plant well enough (they need lots of drainage) then they will soon sprout actual lemons that you can use in your kitchen! The foliage also tends to grow in a contained sphere which means that it won’t take up too much space in your home.
American Plant Exchange Aloe Vera Indoor/Outdoor Air Purifier Live Plant
This product was recommended by Bianca Trembley from The Best Calgary
Because aloe vera prefers bright light, you’ll need a window for this one. Allow it to dry between waterings because it dislikes being soggy. You’ve burned yourself? Squeeze the gel-like substance onto minor burns after removing an outer leaf. Compounds in the leaves have anti-inflammatory properties that help skin tissues heal faster.
Costa Farms Easy Care Devil’s Ivy Golden Pothos Live Indoor Plant
This product was recommended by Alice Williams from Dr. Alice Williams
Pothos is a type of vine that is known for its ability to thrive in low-light conditions. This makes it an ideal plant for the kitchen, where natural light is often limited. Pothos is also relatively easy to care for and can tolerate periods of neglect. However, Pothos does require regular pruning to prevent it from becoming overgrown.
Perennial Farm Marketplace Lysimachia nummularia (Creeping Jenny) Groundcover
This product was recommended by Brandon Lee from Reptile Maniac
If you have a dreamy kitchen window that allows a lot of sunlight in, this green or golden-leafed plant can help you make your kitchen look even dreamier. It produces bright yellow flowers in the summer, setting a summery vibe in your kitchen. The plant thrives all year long and requires fertile and moist soil which is easily attainable. It is low maintenance as it is not prone to pests or diseases. You can hang it on the window sill or place it on the corner of your shelf and it will make your kitchen look graceful.
Shop Succulents Unique Live Plants, Hand Selected Variety Pack
This product was recommended by Ronald Williams from Best People Finder
I often say Succulents are the ideal plants for the kitchen because they are one of the few plants that do not need a lot of care and can be placed on shelves, cabinets, suspended individually, or as a terrarium — adding a lot of charm to the kitchen environment. To take advantage of the climate of the kitchen, you can grow different species of Succulents in cups, teapots, fair boxes, colanders, cans, or even in bean shells and that’s why I highly recommend Succulents to grow in the kitchen.
Window Garden Rustic Charm Herb Trio Kit
This product was recommended by Lorie Carson from Real People Finder
Having fresh herbs on your counter is a necessity that nearly goes without saying. But some plants do better in reduced light than others. Basil and rosemary will grow well in little pots if you have a sunny window. But if your kitchen lacks natural light, stick to more straightforward herbs like parsley, mint, and chives unless you add more lighting.
Ionantha Air Plants Live Tillandsia Succulent Air Plant
This product was recommended by Lorie Carson from Real People Finder
Air plants, also known as Tillandsia, are epiphytes that grow in intense light without soil. It’s a good choice if you’re new to plant parenting because it’s almost a no-care plant. This product is typically packaged in a hanging pot, glass globe, or mount on wood. Water your plant once a week with a rinse and occasional spritz, then let it drip-dry.
Peace Lily Plant-Friendship Foliage’s Family Farm Grown
This product was recommended by Alice Eve from Cicinia France
Peace lilies are not only a beautiful addition to any kitchen, but they also help to clean the air around them. They tend to favor high humidity and can withstand brief periods of submersion. Keep them in an east-facing window if possible so they’re in a bright, well-lit area but out of direct afternoon sunlight.
Culinary Herb Seeds Assortment – Non-GMO Herb Garden Starter Set
This product was recommended by Alice Eve from Cicinia France
Herbs like basil, rosemary, and oregano are obvious choices for kitchen plants because they can be used while cooking. They’re simple to grow indoors and delicious.
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