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6 indoor planting kits to grow this winter

Start getting ready for the spring season by adding these grow kits to your decor.

birth month flowers
Courtesy of Uncommon Goods

While it may be frigid outside, you can still fill your home with beautiful flowers and greenery. Whether you are looking for spring blooms or prickly pears, these six indoor planting kits will add some color to your home.

birth month flowers
Courtesy of Uncommon Goods

Celebrate your birthday by filling your home with these special birth month flowers. // Birth Month Flower Grow Kit, $34; Uncommon Goods

petunia
Courtesy of Williams Sonoma
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This grow kit consists of different seed pods for the perfect overflowing planter that will last for months. // Cascading Petunias, $15.95-$19.95; Williams Sonoma

prickly pear cactus kit
Courtesy of Target

Skip the flowers and bring your plants to the southwest with this prickly pear cactus kit. // Modern Sprout Terracotta Grow Kit – Cactus, $14.99; Target

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mushroom grow kit
Courtesy of Lowe’s

Add some homegrown mushrooms to your favorite recipes with the help of this organic mushroom farm in a box. // Back to the Roots Mushroom Gardening Kit, $19.98; Lowe’s

terra cotta plant set
Courtesy of Food52

This three pot set has a water-wicking system, which is perfect for beginners. // Terra-Cotta Indoor Grow Kits, $50; Food52

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lavender sleep kit
Courtesy of Pottery Barn

Start planning for a better night’s sleep with a lavender grow set that also comes with a sleep mask and relaxing candle. // Unwind Gift Set, $69; Pottery Barn

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