unheated north facing conservatory plant ideas
I have a some Kentia, Areca and other Palms (Ikea), a few Philodendron.
there's lots of houseplants i'd like, but often "minimum 15 degrees" and the palms already need overwintering in a warmer spare room, with little light, i don't want more!
so what i'm looking for is suggestions for plants that can live between about 1 or 2 degree lows in winter, to rather hot days occasionally in summer.
one that comes to mind, fatsia japonica and i have a few i will grow on to be houseplants.
bamboo comes to mind, but obviously not cheap to buy and i'm not sure they'd tolerate indoors well?
can anyone think of any other, indoor or outdoor evergreen or semi evergreen plants that would tolerate indoor life described? trees, shrubs, trailing/climbing, all welcome. I appreciate i might be asking the impossible here!
there's lots of houseplants i'd like, but often "minimum 15 degrees" and the palms already need overwintering in a warmer spare room, with little light, i don't want more!
so what i'm looking for is suggestions for plants that can live between about 1 or 2 degree lows in winter, to rather hot days occasionally in summer.
one that comes to mind, fatsia japonica and i have a few i will grow on to be houseplants.
bamboo comes to mind, but obviously not cheap to buy and i'm not sure they'd tolerate indoors well?
can anyone think of any other, indoor or outdoor evergreen or semi evergreen plants that would tolerate indoor life described? trees, shrubs, trailing/climbing, all welcome. I appreciate i might be asking the impossible here!
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I'd imagine ferns would be OK too
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