The Best Indoor Gardens

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African Violets

An easy beginner plant, these low-maintenance varieties offer the indoor gardener flowers year-round. For vintage teacups, check out your local flea market, ebay or Etsy.

To buy: Amazon, $25

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Hanging Pearls

String of Pearls are succulents that are drought resistant and are perfect for hot, dry apartments and need little to no care. Learn how to make your own string plant ball here.

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A Dish of Succulents

Pots aren't always necessary for plants and succulents, like these, will adapt to any place they are planted.

To buy: All Modern, $20

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Orchid Terrarium

Growing orchids in a terrarium is becoming more and more popular—just keep it out of direct sunlight as the interior will get too hot for this exotic flower.

To buy: Restoration Hardware, $55

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Ferns

A collection of ferns in little jars is a sweet way to display your plants, particularly if you don't have space for larger ones. Hanging them keeps them up and out of the way. For vintage jars, check your local flea market.

To buy: Crate and Barrel, $4

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Closed Terrarium

Have a more modern aesthetic? This Danish terrarium will strike the perfect note with mid-century modernists out there.

To buy: Pop Deluxe, $169

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