Hanging Houseplants Are  a Visual Delight

Hanging houseplants draw the eye up and make a visually delightful addition to your home. 

They adorn and brighten dull areas of your home with lush greenery and beautiful flowers in captivating colors.

With plants at this vantage point, you get all of the pleasure of seeing them at eye level. They not only add visual appeal with beauty and interest, but they add the health benefits of clean air and stress relief. 

Indoors: It is the perfect way to beautify your home interiors and fill empty corners.

Showcase all your trailing and cascading treasures such as the spider plant, Wandering Jew, philodendrons, golden pothos, ivy plants, and ferns.

Begonias make a great choice for hanging plants because they have both attractive foliage and blooms that spill over the sides.Plus, there is the advantage of keeping your plants out of the reach of children and pets.

Outdoors: On the porch or patio sun-loving plants like ivy geraniums, trailing snapdragons and petunias add grace and splendor with all of their beautiful varieties and colors.

Make Your Hangers Secure

Whether You hang your plants from the ceiling or on the wall, make sure the structure is solid and strong enough to provide proper support.

If you have plaster of gypsum board, you will have to drill a hole in it and insert a split-wing toggle bolt. 

If you have a wooden wall stud or a ceiling beam, you can drill a hole in it and insert a screw hook. 

If you have concrete or masonry, you will need to drill a hole using a masonry drill bit.  Then insert a plastic plug into the hole. The plastic plug will expand when the hook is screwed in, securing it in place. 

This is necessary for good support to avoid the distress of a splattered houseplant.