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.

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.

Reservoir planter that waters from below for up to two weeks.

Three potted succulents in branded kraft packaging with care cards.

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.

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

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

Clumping palm that screens a space and tolerates indoor light.

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

Minimal cast-concrete cube with a felt base pad to protect surfaces.

Warm brass-finish cachepot for a floor plant in a living room.

No-battery probe that settles the 'does it need water yet' question.

One mini plant, a concrete pot and a mist sprayer — a sub-₹1000 gift.

A snake plant and peace lily pair, boxed with matching planters.

A trained ficus bonsai in a glazed tray with a personalised card.