Plant an Aquatic Houseplant Container


(Photos: Helen Cathcart, The House Gardener, CICO Books)
Palmer began planting indoor aquatic gardens because she lives in London and missed the pond at her parents’ house. She finds it particularly relaxing to watch the plants swaying in the water. Her book gives you step-by-step instructions for creating indoor aquatic wonderlands like these pictured here. She shares the kinds of houseplants that do well underwater, as well as planting tips, container choice, how to create a beguiling underwater scene and how to maintain your underwater wonderland.
You can even include in your aquatic houseplant container beta fish. These fish do well when combined with indoor plants, like the pothos pictured here.
Also make sure to add aquarium wood to your aquatic houseplant container, which will give the scene an authentic look.

(Photo: Julie Bawden-Davis, Healthy Houseplants.com)

(Photo: Helen Cathcart, The House Gardener, CICO Books)