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The Editors’ Cut: 15 Accessories for the Doting Houseplant Parent

December 27, 2024

Welcome to The Editors’ Cut, our recently launched column dedicated to all things beautiful and useful for the garden, patio, porch, and terrace. Each month, we’ll do an obsessive dive into the latest and best products for outdoor living and surface our finds here—from heirloom-quality soon-to-be classics to of-the-moment must-haves. In this installment, we’ve unearthed tools and treasures for the attentive houseplant parent. Whether you’re caring for just a couple of windowsill pots or an entire home filled with exotics, now’s the perfect time, when daylight is in short supply and temperatures are low, to show your indoor garden some extra love. — The Gardenista Editors

Handmade Maple Step Stool (and Plant Stand)

This gorgeous piece by Catskills-based Brian Persico is meant to be a step stool, but we think it could easily (and beautifully) double as a plant stand. Shop now.
Above: This gorgeous piece by Catskills-based Brian Persico is meant to be a step stool, but we think it could easily (and beautifully) double as a plant stand. Shop now.

Redecker Plant Brush

Your greenery doesn&#8\2\17;t need this goat hair plant brush—just like you don&#8\2\17;t need a spa treatment. Shop now.
Above: Your greenery doesn’t need this goat hair plant brush—just like you don’t need a spa treatment. Shop now.

Mingleware Sill Planter

Tired of your just-a-smidge-too-big pot hanging over the windowsill? Try this one, designed specifically to fit the narrow space. Shop now.
Above: Tired of your just-a-smidge-too-big pot hanging over the windowsill? Try this one, designed specifically to fit the narrow space. Shop now.

Organic Plant Food and Neem Oil

Above left: This natural indoor plant fertilizer is made from wild-harvested Canadian kelp. Shop now. Right: Neem oil is among the safest of pesticides, nontoxic to birds, mammals, bees, and plants. Shop now.

Diane James Fab Fig Tree

Sponsored by Diane James Home: If you’ve had no luck growing the notoriously fickle fiddle leaf fig tree (yes, it’s still wildly popular), consider this wilt-proof faux version, hand-assembled in Connecticut. With a real wood trunk and “planted” with natural moss, it will fool even the most discriminating green thumb. Shop now.
Above: Sponsored by Diane James Home: If you’ve had no luck growing the notoriously fickle fiddle leaf fig tree (yes, it’s still wildly popular), consider this wilt-proof faux version, hand-assembled in Connecticut. With a real wood trunk and “planted” with natural moss, it will fool even the most discriminating green thumb. Shop now.

Japanese Snips

A must for every indoor gardener: small, sharp carbon steel pruning shears. Shop now.
Above: A must for every indoor gardener: small, sharp carbon steel pruning shears. Shop now.

Iron Watering Can

Its slim spout guarantees a precise pour; its sculptural good looks merit a place of honor. Shop now.
Above: Its slim spout guarantees a precise pour; its sculptural good looks merit a place of honor. Shop now.

Bergs Potter Hoff Planter and Saucer

We love the pairing of a raw terracotta planter with a colorful glazed saucer.
Above: We love the pairing of a raw terracotta planter with a colorful glazed saucer.

Leath Fieldhouse

Grow microgreens on the kitchen counter, a bookshelf, wherever there&#8\2\17;s an electrical outlet. The powder-coated steel Fieldhouse starter kit comes with soil, a grow light, and a six-pack of seeds. Shop now.
Above: Grow microgreens on the kitchen counter, a bookshelf, wherever there’s an electrical outlet. The powder-coated steel Fieldhouse starter kit comes with soil, a grow light, and a six-pack of seeds. Shop now.

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