Tip: Garden for everyone
No matter how small the outside area of a home – even if it is just a French balcony or a windowsill – outdoor planting brings a house to life. Houseplants such as Bromeliad and Aechmea will thrive outdoors in summer while more traditional balcony plants, such as Pelargoniums, are always eye-catchers. You can inspire your customers by decorating your own shop front with plants or by creating mini-gardens outdoors.

Rock garden – Davallia (9260) appears to be growing out of the rock. The corkscrewed twigs create the effect of nature untouched.	Wild life – the wooden pot and the gnarled twigs add a touch of the wilderness to Alocasia wentii (18560).

Nature pure – Rosa Kornolia Kordana (27130) springs up in the shelter of tree bark.	Green shade – the deep-planted Calathea rosea-picta var. illustris (9162) throws a diffuse shadow over the quirkily shaped pots.

Natural wrapping – Cabbage leaves are tied with string around Platycodon (6662) to create a natural pot.