My Indoor Garden In
Ohio Because I can’t be outside in Winter!
You water, prune, repot, and care for your houseplants. This on-going interaction mirrors the maintenance of a traditional garden, just on a smaller scale. One can even elevate plants on stands or spread them across tables to mimic an outdoor garden border.
( Nice in these Ohio winters.)
Baby Tears Houseplant (Soleirolia soleirolii)
Baby Tears is a low‑growing, mat‑forming houseplant known for its tiny, round, bright‑green leaves that grow densely along delicate trailing stems. It creates a soft, cushiony look—almost like a miniature forest floor. Because of its lush, spreading habit, it’s often used in:
-Terrariums
-Dish gardens
-As a groundcover around larger houseplants
-Hanging pots where it can gently spill over the edges
Its appearance gives a whimsical, fairy‑garden vibe, making it a favorite for indoor gardening.
I grow them outside and inside. They can be easily propagated.
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