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View full detailsFor those of you living in apartments or even modern independent homes, being around greenery space is a challenge. But, you can still enjoy the freshness and joy that comes with a garden.
This can happen by converting your terrace or balcony space into one. With our collection of plants for a terrace balcony, you will have that serene and green space to reinvent your home decor.
Features of Plants for Terrace Balcony
The benefit of choosing plants for a terrace, the balcony is that they only need a pot or planter.
These planters and pots filled with soil and fertilizer; the plants love them. These plants are also low-maintenance. So that you can keep your terrace garden looking prim and clean always.
Even if your terrace garden does not have any soil or ground space, you can still include lush foliage plants and flowering plants. This will make your small garden look lush and fresh.
Choose from green foliage plants or flowering plants according to your taste. You can even pick a plant for a terrace balcony with very little maintenance. If you do not have enough time to preen and work with them, it will not be a problem. Just tell us what you need, and we will pick out the perfect plants from our extensive collection.
Why Choose NurseryLive?
Some of the most popular plants for terrace balconies in our collection include Schefflera, snake plant, aloe vera, African marigold, Amaryllis Lily, Pentas, and Crotonsand yucca plants. They look perfectly well on a terrace at home or even for small gardens in the office spaces.
At NurseryLive, we also provide you with a choice of planters to grow your plants for terrace balcony in. These, along with beautiful garden accessories, will make your space a visual delight. Not just that, everything that you need to care for your plants including soil, gardening tools, and fertilizer can be purchased from our store whenever you need it.
Pots of perfection! Maximize your terrace or balcony space with container gardening, featuring versatile pots and planters for easy mobility and rearrangement.
Sky-high sensations! Create a vertical garden on your terrace or balcony with captivating hanging plants like string of pearls or trailing ivy.
Upward ambitions! Transform your balcony railings and terrace walls into a lush green oasis with climbing plants like jasmine or clematis.
Drought-tolerant darlings! Add low-maintenance charm to your terrace or balcony with water-wise succulents like echeveria or sedum.
Aromatic allure! Entice your senses with fragrant plants like lavender or gardenias, perfect for creating a serene and inviting balcony or terrace atmosphere.
Fresh flavors! Grow your own herbs, fruits, and vegetables on your terrace or balcony with edible plants like basil, tomatoes, or strawberries.
Sun-shy sweethearts! Make the most of shaded balcony and terrace areas with shade-loving plants like ferns or calatheas.
Solar sweet spots! Bask in the sun with sun-loving plants like geraniums or bougainvillea, perfect for brightening up a sunny terrace or balcony.
High-rise havens! Optimize limited space on your balcony or terrace with vertical gardens, featuring living walls or tiered planters.
Breezy beauties! Choose wind-resistant plants like yuccas or oleanders that can withstand gusty conditions on your balcony or terrace.
Wispy wonders! Add texture and movement to your terrace or balcony with ornamental grasses like blue fescue or pampas grass.
Blooming balconies! Brighten up your terrace or balcony with a colorful array of flowering plants like petunias, marigolds, or impatiens.
Secluded sanctuaries! Create a natural privacy screen on your terrace or balcony with tall, dense plants like bamboo or boxwood hedges.
Water-wise warriors! Conserve water and maintain a lush terrace or balcony with drought-tolerant plants like succulents or lavender.
Local legends! Support local ecosystems and wildlife by incorporating native plants like wildflowers or indigenous shrubs into your terrace or balcony garden.
Exotic escapes! Transform your terrace or balcony into a tropical paradise with lush plants like palms, bird of paradise, or hibiscus.
Nature's neighbors! Attract birds, bees, and butterflies to your terrace or balcony with wildlife-friendly plants like echinacea or butterfly bushes.
Furry friend favorites! Keep your pets safe and happy on your terrace or balcony with non-toxic plants like spider plants or African violets.
Year-round lushness! Maintain a vibrant terrace or balcony garden throughout the year with evergreen plants like boxwood or holly.
Rotating revelations! Keep your terrace or balcony garden fresh and dynamic by rotating seasonal plants like spring bulbs, summer annuals, or fall foliage.
Some of the best plants for a terrace balcony include succulents, flowering plants like petunias and geraniums, herbs like basil and mint, and small trees like citrus trees and dwarf varieties of fruit trees. You can also consider adding climbers like ivy and jasmine to add some vertical interest to your balcony.
Yes, you can grow vegetables on your terrace balcony if you have enough sunlight and space. Some of the best vegetables to grow on a balcony include tomatoes, lettuce, radishes, and herbs like basil and cilantro. You can grow these in pots or raised beds and use organic potting soil and fertilizers to keep them healthy.
Strong winds can damage plants on a terrace balcony, so it's important to provide them with some protection. You can use windbreaks like trellises or bamboo screens to block the wind, or you can group your plants together to create a natural windbreak. You can also choose plants that are more wind-resistant, such as succulents and cacti.
The watering needs of plants on a terrace balcony can vary depending on factors like the type of plant, the size of the pot, and the amount of sunlight and wind exposure. As a general rule, you should aim to keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged. Check the soil regularly and water when it feels dry to the touch.
If you have a small terrace balcony, you can still make the most of it by using vertical space and choosing plants that are well-suited to small containers. Hanging planters and wall-mounted planters can help to maximize your growing space, while compact plants like succulents and herbs can thrive in small pots. You can also consider using multi-level plant stands to create a layered effect.
The best types of pots for a terrace balcony are lightweight and durable, with good drainage. You can choose from a variety of materials, including plastic, terracotta, and ceramic. Hanging baskets and wall-mounted planters can also be a good option for small balconies.
If you want more privacy on your terrace balcony, you can use tall plants like bamboo or shrubs to create a natural screen. You can also use hanging baskets or wall-mounted planters to create a living wall that blocks the view from neighboring balconies.
Yes, you can grow dwarf fruit trees on your terrace balcony, such as citrus trees, apple trees, and fig trees. These trees are compact and can be grown in containers. Be sure to choose a variety that is suitable for your climate and provide plenty of sunlight and water.
Low-maintenance plants for a terrace balcony include succulents, cacti, and herbs like rosemary and thyme. These plants require minimal watering and care, making them perfect for busy people or those new to gardening.
To attract pollinators like bees and butterflies to your terrace balcony, you can plant flowers like marigolds, sunflowers, and lavender. These flowers provide nectar and pollen that pollinators need to survive. You can also add a small bird feeder or bird bath to attract birds to your balcony.
Yes, you can grow a vegetable garden on your terrace balcony if you have enough sunlight and space. You can grow vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, and lettuce in containers or raised beds. Use organic potting soil and fertilizers to keep your plants healthy.
The best herbs to grow on a terrace balcony include basil, mint, thyme, and rosemary. These herbs are easy to grow and can be used in a variety of dishes. They also provide a pleasant aroma and attract pollinators.
To protect your plants from pests like aphids and mites on your terrace balcony, you can use natural remedies like neem oil or insecticidal soap. You can also encourage natural predators like ladybugs and lacewings by planting flowers like daisies and yarrow.
The best time of day to water plants on a terrace balcony is early in the morning or late in the evening. This is when temperatures are cooler and the water has a chance to soak into the soil before it evaporates. Avoid watering during the middle of the day when the sun is hot.
Yes, you can grow some types of succulents on a shady terrace balcony. Look for varieties like snake plant or ZZ plant that can tolerate low light conditions. Be sure to provide well-draining soil and water sparingly.
To add more color to your terrace balcony, you can plant flowers like petunias, impatiens, and geraniums. You can also choose plants with colorful foliage, like croton or coleus. Hanging baskets and window boxes can also add a pop of color.