Everything for a small-space garden
Fifty-odd things we actually keep in our own flats — filter by what you want, or by where it is going.
Fifty-odd things we actually keep in our own flats — filter by what you want, or by where it is going.

The near-indestructible starter plant, potted in breathable terracotta.

Glossy, slow-growing and happy in a dim corner — potted in matte ceramic.

Fast-trailing golden pothos in a hanging pot — the classic Indian home plant.

Air-purifying peace lily that flowers indoors and tells you when it is thirsty.

A three-foot areca palm that fills a living room corner without crowding it.

The split-leaf statement plant, at a size that fits a flat.

Three assorted mini succulents in matching glazed ceramic pots.

Compact jade succulent with thick, coin-shaped leaves in a stoneware pot.

Useful and hardy — aloe vera potted in fast-draining terracotta.

Arching striped foliage in a handmade cotton macramé hanger.

Deep burgundy foliage with a strong upright habit for a bright corner.

Two-tier lucky bamboo in a glass vase with pebbles — grows in water only.

Soft pink arrowhead foliage that stays compact on a desk or shelf.

Lush, feathery fronds for a shaded balcony or bathroom window.

Fragrant Rama tulsi in terracotta — a fixture of the Indian balcony.

Bold paddle leaves at four feet — a genuine statement floor plant.

Pink-splashed foliage that keeps its colour even in low light.

Trailing bead-like succulent strands for a bright shelf or railing.

Clumping palm that screens a space and tolerates indoor light.

A kitchen essential you can pick fresh from the balcony.

Lime-and-green heart-shaped leaves on a fast, forgiving trailer.

Two assorted small cacti in raw concrete pots — near-zero maintenance.

Sculptural violin-shaped leaves for a bright living room corner.
