Some people's idea of indoor gardening is to put an artificial plant in the corner and dust the leaves off every week or so! But indoor gardening has become much more than that over the last few years.
 A few of the things that need to be considered when proposing bringing plants indoors include: The Benefits to the Air in Your House: One of the benefits of growing plants inside your house is the benefit to the air in your house.
 Plants not only remove carbon dioxide from the air, they also remove many poisonous toxins and pollutants as well.
 Indoor gardening can become a beautiful decoration in your house as they are helping to make the air cleaner.
  The Conditions in Time Available, Your House, and Which Plants will fit Best: When picking out plants for indoor gardening, make sure the plants are adaptable and will be able to thrive in the conditions and setting in your house.
 How much time will be need in caring for the plants, how much light your house has, and how much money you can spend on your indoor garden should also be considered.
 If you are on a low budget, start with seeds or cuttings.
 If you have a little more money you may wish to buy a plant that is already grown.
  Do You Want Quick or Slow Growers: For example, herbs are good plants for indoor gardening; they are both attractive and edible, they grow pretty quick and you won't have to wait a long time to see results.
 Some popular herbs, especially for cooking, are chives, dill, sage, thyme, and oregano.
 They are a good choice if you want quicker results.
Indoor plants can add so much to a house in the way of ambiance and a nice soft touch and feel to a house.
 Choosing plants that are hardy and do not require a lot of upkeep will insure that they will be a great addition to turning a house into a home.
 Combining indoor gardening with greenhouse gardening allows the flexibility of moving plants back and forth between your greenhouse and your home.