Plants collection Vertical gardening 27 3D model

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People love cultivating vibrant life in spaces where air is thin and natural light may be scarce by installing living walls or vertical gardens in their homes. With vertical gardening becoming a mainstream practice, houseplants like the majestic Nephrolepis exaltata, commonly known as the Boston fern, have taken center stage alongside other showstoppers such as the stunning Howea Forsteriana palm, affectionately referred to as the Sentry palm due to its upright growth habit and neat crownshaft. Many collectors are going for exotic plants, but more than a few hobbyists find delight in cultivating less showy but no less appealing houseplants like Aloe arborescens. This unusual plant adds color to rooms with clusters of striking red-orange flowers atop tall stalks. To care for this beauty, pot it in good draining soil in pots designed specifically for desert plants. One clever display technique is by putting the decorative shelf and beautiful plant side-by-side showcasing each others colors. For smaller displays clay pots make an excellent medium because they come in a range of color choices adding personality to a collection of ornamental plants like this Howea forsteriana palm's companion, Areca Palm's, or phytowall and its other showy companions such as Aloe arborescens with the occasional decorative arrangement on their decorative shelf displaying lovely pot-grown bush and flower arrangements.