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Indoor Plant Hangers


Want to showcase your favorite trailing house plant? Decorative indoor plant hangers offer quite a few options for hanging plants in your home.



Plant Hanger Tip: Choose a container with an attached saucer to catch drips. That way, you can water indoors without fear of damaging your floors and furniture. Many plastic and ceramic containers have attached saucers.

What about those decorative containers that don't have drainage holes? Use them as cachepots. Slip a plain nursery pot with drainage holes inside the decorative container. Place some pebbles in the bottom of the cachepot to keep the pot above any standing water that drains out. I do this for some of my house plants and it has the added benefit of adding humidity around my plants.

Macrame Plant Hangers

Remember seeing these knotted plant holders hanging around living rooms and dorms in the '70s?

Well, these retro macrame hangers are making a comeback. (Did they ever really go away?)

Made from heavy woven cord, macrame knots are not only decorative, they're actually quite strong. And, perfectly sized for your trailing house plants.

Be hip. Be the first on your block to get one. (Again.)

Easy to use, low-cost, light-weight. They're available in several colors and studded with wooden beads. Groovy.






Steel Plant Hangers

Beautifully crafted of steel, this heavy-duty Single Wall Bracket (shown at right) is made to hold up to 50 pounds.

Timeless style and long-lasting steel...what more could you ask?


Powder-coated steel makes the Twig 3-Arm Plant Hanger icon durable for indoor or outdoor use. Ideal for hanging 3 small plants.



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Old World Hanging Garden

Good-looking and rugged, this Hanging Garden has it all.

Hang it indoors or out. Charming Old World style lends an air of elegance, yet the durable construction is built to withstand the elements. Artfully handcrafted in the U.S.

  • Available in 3 Colors

  • Made of 100% Recycled Aluminum

  • Powder Coated Finish Protects Against Rust


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    Green Thumb Tip:

    Plants grown in hanging baskets tend to dry out fast. Because heat rises, the air is warmer and drier near the ceiling...and that affects your plants.

    Check the soil often and don't allow it to dry out.

    Flowering plants, especially, and ferns like constant moisture.

    Hanging Hardware

    Chains are an attractive solution for hanging a container from a ceiling hook or wall bracket. They're available in many sizes and colors, including brass or silver finish.

    A Weighty Matter

    Whatever type of hanger you choose, make sure it can support the weight of your plant and pot.

    Even a small, light-weight pot, once filled with moist potting soil, can weigh a whopping 40 pounds or more.
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