Plants for Home decor

Flowers have always been one of the most wonderful things you can have at your house. However, it needs to be maintained regularly which can get pretty tiring and costly. Indeed, the development of artificial flowers has become one of the practical solutions to the costly upkeep and maintenance of real flowering plants. (Benefits of Artificial Flowers)

In fact, most home owners, architects as well as commercial planners have used it as decorative display to bring a wonderful highlight to every area. The natural designs of the flowers look very visible even at a distance. With this article, I would like to suggest a couple of plants which can be used to decorate your place.

Dry Sena Bush

Dry Sena Bush (originally called as Dracena) is an elegant plant to be used for home decoration. It can be used in a living room or  bed room, but the most efficient use of this Dry Sena bush will be in that extra little corner room you made for meeting your guests. Alternatively, this Dry Sena bush will also look great in your dining area.

Red Geranium Bush

This bush possesses a color which is rare among most house plants. For an artificial plant in the house, this one tops the charts since generally the height is perfect, the color is unique and the leaf size is overall average. This artificial geranium bush would be preferred for a house having an interior largely of the shades maroon, red, reddish purple or even burgundy. Ideally, this artificial plant should be placed in the living room or the main balcony.

Hanging Wisteria creeper

Now this one is one of the hanging options. This plant can be used as an alternative to the more expensive Bougainvillea (hanging one). You can use this in the dining area over the showcase. It can also be used on the curtain rods / shelves on top of the curtain rods. The color availability in wisteria makes this a common hanging artificial plant used for home decor purposes.

That should be all with this post. I shall keep you guys updated. Check out http://www.ginnibloom.com/categories/Silk-Plants-and-Bushes/ for more plants.