Choosing Plants for Miniature Gardening
                     Choosing Plants for Miniature Gardening
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If you love miniature gardening, you might want to know what plants you 
should be choosing. Well, this is one area where you can let your 
imagination play a decisive role. You might picture a real-size plant, while 
incorporating the ideas. It is easy to find a comparable tree that comes in a 
miniature size. With the right trees in the garden, you can have a majestic 
feeling. Here, you will come to know how you can choose the best plants 
for your miniature garden.
Planting fairy garden plants and miniature trees
miniature plantsUnlike the traditional system, you can simply leave some 
plants in the plastic pots and then plant them in the garden or container. 
This method restricts the growth of the miniature plant. By the end of the 
season, the plant will be root-bound. However, the tree will gain the right 
size during this period, if you plant it to the soil directly. Besides, you 
need to take care of watering. This process works well if you choose plants 
like sedum, vines or topiaries.  However, it will not work well for ground 
cover plants. For miniature plants, you should use the same technique. 
You might think of woody evergreens, that come in miniature form in 
pots. During the growing season, it will retain a small size.
What plants can you choose for your miniature indoor garden?
Some of the favourite trees for indoor gardens include English Boxwood, 
Norfolk Pine, False Cypress, Parlor Palm and Ellwood’s Blue Cypress. 
When you seek plants that you can use in your mini garden or indoor 
garden, check out plants that look like full-sized trees. One can easily trim 
off the leaves at the bottom of the plant. This will make the trunk exposed, 
that will give it a tree-like look. Besides, you always have the option of 
using indoor bonsai trees. However, it is recommended to get them potted. 
It becomes easier to maintain these plants.
You may also look out for indoor bedding plants. People generally use the 
popular combinations, when they grow these plants. For instance, Baby 
Tears, Dwarf Mondo Grass and English Boxwood make a good 
combination for an indoor garden. It looks bright, but you need to water 
the plants regularly. Besides, they need indirect light and you should have 
the proper arrangements at your home.
Some other recommendations include Zebra Haworthia, Sugar Vine and 
Corsican Mint.
What plants can you choose for your miniature outdoor garden?
If you are planning to grow a miniature outdoor garden, the choice of trees 
needs to be different. You can use miniature and dwarf conifers for 
outdoor miniature gardens, as they look like full-size trees. People 
generally use them to get the area landscaped. Here, the terms miniature 
and dwarf does not refer to the overall size, but the rate of growth. 
Besides, you can go for baby trees that grow slowly and have small leaves. 
Japanese Holly and Boxwood are two popular options. You also have 
other picks like Miniature Juniper, Dwarf Mugo Pine, Dwarf Hinoki 
Cypress and Jean’s Dilly Dwarf Spruce.
With all these choices and options available, it might become difficult to 
get started with a miniature garden. Firstly, you need to decide where you 
want to have the miniature garden. You might want to grow the garden in 
a container, or plant the trees on the ground. If you choose a container, you 
need to decide where you can place it. Accordingly, you need to proceed 
with the choice of plants.
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