When it comes to gardening, people are always experimenting with new things in order to grow plants in different ways. Keeping this in mind, we have analyzed some Upcoming 2021 Gardening Trends That You Must Check Out!

1. More & More Indoor Plants

As people are going to spend more time at home, thanks to the pandemic, they’ll be inclined to grow more indoor plants.

You can grow houseplants according to the type of room in your home. Similarly, you can include colorful, patterned, or tropical plants for a lush look indoors.

Have a look at the best plants to reduce respiratory problems here

2. People Will Grow Edible Plants

Due to the pandemic, growing organic homegrown food is going to be one of the biggest gardening trends. Growing your own food will also promote better health as organic veggies always have a positive impact on physical and mental health.

Planting edible plants is possible without a garden, you can do this on your balcony, rooftop, and patio.

Here are some best edible plants that you can grow in shade 

3. Beautifying Home Gardens

Again, we are going to spend more and more time in our home this year. A desire to create a lush and green urban oasis will increase.

You can make a small garden on the staircase, under the stairs, vertical garden, balcony garden, windowsill flower garden, or kitchen garden.

Check out our article on top tips for indoor gardening here

4. Work from Home Culture will Continue

As most of us are working from home during these troubling times, a nice and comfortable working space is a must.

Creating a beautiful home office with plants will not only add to the look but will also create a positive environment that will enhance your productivity. Plants also help to reduce stress!

Have a look at some awesome indoor plants home office ideas here

5. The Love for Succulents will Rise

Thanks to their compact size, easy to grow, and maintenance-free nature, succulents will be the most trending group of plants in 2021 as well.

What makes them so tempting is the fact that they come in different colors, unique shapes, trailing, and cascading forms. They also come in colors like red, pink, and black. You can also go for some rare varieties too!

6. Balcony Gardening will Increase

Balcony gardening was already in trend, and it is going to increase in the year 2021, again. As people are moving into small apartments and studios, they want to make the best use of limited space by growing plants.

It is a great way to grow vegetables, fruits, kitchen garden, and flower garden in a small space, which is great for people who don’t own a traditional garden.

7. Making the Best Seating Space

With the apartment and studio culture growing, making the best use of seating space is the need of the hour. Creating an excellent sitting space in a balcony or patio in the vicinity of plants is the best way to do it.

8. Online Gardening Will Increase

As people are avoiding physical contact due to the COVID-19, online gardening services are opening the gates of possibilities for people where they can buy plants and other gardening items without visiting anywhere. You will also be able to get professional advice from online experts no matter where your location is.

Some companies also give you an option to take a virtual tour, where you can experience how the plants and other options will look in your home or garden.

9. Window Gardening Will See a Rise

If you live in a home with large windows, you can start a mini garden on the windowsill. This is going to be in trend because of the fact that people want to bring more greenery indoors.

Apart from indoor plants, you can also grow vegetables and herbs on them, the possibilities are endless!

10. There are Going to be More DIYs

DIYing not only saves money, but it’s also an excellent way to use your time. It is certainly going to be in trend in the year Twenty-Twenty One.

This way, you’ll also end up making something spectacular that’s tailor-made just for your home or garden.

11. People will Grow More Herbal Plants

2021 will definitely see a rise in people growing immunity-boosting plants, superfoods, and herbs, and indoor plants that help in reducing respiratory problems, as this pandemic has made people more aware of their health and eating well.

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