3 Types Of Plants Your Garden Center Needs To Take On The Upcoming "Japandi" Trend

3 Types Of Plants Your Garden Center Needs To Take On The Upcoming "Japandi" Trend

11 May 2021
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Japanese and Scandinavian interior design styles have been all the rage since minimalist home decor began rising. Now, they're being combined—and your garden centre can take advantage of that to boost sales. According to Pinterest Business, searches for "Japandi" are increasing year-on-year, and indoor plants are a big part of this fast-growing trend. To make sure you're ready for the style-savvy customers who will be walking through your garden centre doors this year in search of Japanese-meets-Scandinavian greenery, contact your wholesale nursery to stock up on these three types of plants.

1. Bonsai trees

In the 12th century, Japanese craftsman began to develop miniature trees, and over time, their style evolved into what is now known as bonsai. The allure of the tree remains a popular way for many people to enjoy nature in a small container, and given the Japanese side of the "Japandi" trend, it should come as no surprise that numerous customers will be looking to add one to their home. If your wholesale nursery doesn't stock bonsai trees specifically, don't worry. There are many types of small trees that fit the bonsai aesthetic and are easy to manage on a small scale. Ask your wholesaler about options like miniature juniper, miniature pine and miniature maple trees.

2. Plants for hanging

From macrame to wicker, hanging planter baskets are also all the rage for "Japandi" fans, so make sure you're stocking plants that are suitable for hanging. Some of the most popular choices for hanging planters are air plants since they're easy to maintain at height. Tillandsias are a popular air plant available at most nurseries, so ask your wholesaler about them. Other popular choices include plants which grow to hang outside their planter baskets in big plumes. Spider plants, pothos, English ivy, string of pearls, and Boston ferns are all great options that beginner plant enthusiasts will love to put in their Japanese-Scandinavian-style home.

3. Statement potted plants

Last but not least, large potted plants that make a statement are always popular in "Japandi" homes. Ask your wholesaler to recommend some of their best and healthiest large plants that thrive indoors. If you're not sure which options to choose, monstera is always a popular choice. This tropical, Central American plant can reach up to 15 feet in height, plus they're easy to care for. Another great plant for "Japandi" homes is Birds of Paradise. It can grow to be up to seven feet tall, and its wonderful simplicity goes great with any modern decor style.

Reach out to a local wholesale nursery to see what is in stock.

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