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7 best plants to have at your home entrance – and how to grow them! traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Each of these plants contributes in a unique way: some bring grandeur, others delicacy, aroma, or versatility to the entrance of the house traduzido por: OPENROUTER

By Milena Garcia

Submitted at Dec 31, 1900, 8:59 PM

08 min de leitura
Projeto de Horto Girassol.

Projeto de Horto Girassol. (Juliano Colodeti, do MCA Estudio/Divulgação)

The home entrance is a passage space that reveals much about the atmosphere of the home. Incorporating plants in these projects brings an immediate impact, creating a sense of welcome for those arriving and harmony for the residents. More than decorative elements, plants are capable of transforming the arrival experience making it more pleasant and inviting!

Landscaping creates privacy and fills the house with greenery all year round. Landscaping by Flávia D'Urso. In the photo, façade with landscaping. traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Paisagismo de Flávia D'Urso. (Favaro Jr/Divulgação)

When choosing the best plants for the home entrance, it is essential to consider factors such as light exposure, architectural style and available space. Adaptable, resistant and low-maintenance species are always the most recommended, as they ensure beauty without demanding excessive care. With this selection, it is possible to balance practicality and aesthetics in different decoration proposals.

Rita Cruz - Jardim das Palmeiras. The choice was to use few species and reinforce the sense of rigidity of the building's concrete with the arid presence of the mandacaru. The landscaping also takes advantage of the beauty of the Phoenix palm cluster, the Eugenia tree and a cluster of moreias. Among the professional's references are the works of Luís Carlos Orsini and also Burle Marx. traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Rita Cruz - Jardim das Palmeiras. (Jomar Bragança/Divulgação)

Snake Plant


Resistant and with vertical growth, the snake plant is one of the most traditional plants for the home entrance. Its long and rigid leaves adapt well to medium or large pots, ensuring a striking presence without taking up much space. In addition to aesthetics, it carries symbolism linked to protection and purification of energies, becoming a choice that is both practical and meaningful.

Saint George's Sword. traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Espada-de-São-Jorge. (Thiago A./Wikimedia Commons/Divulgação)

Fan Palm


The fan palm impresses with the sculptural shape of its wide leaves, which resemble an open fan. When placed in large pots near the door, it brings grandeur and elegance to the home entrance. It prefers well-lit areas, but not direct sun, which makes it ideal for covered or semi-open spaces.

Ruffled fan palm (Licuala grandis) traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Palmeira-leque (Licuala grandis) (Daniel OLIERE/Flickr/Divulgação)

Lavender


Lavender is a charming option for those who seek to combine color, aroma and delicacy at the home entrance. Its lilac flowers contrast with the green of the leaves and create a soft and romantic look. In addition, its characteristic scent helps make the projects more pleasant, attracting pollinators and providing a relaxing atmosphere right upon arrival.

Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia). traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Lavanda. (Unsplash/Divulgação)

Frangipani


With large, tropical and fragrant flowers, the frangipani is perfect for larger home entrances. It can be grown in large pots or directly in the soil, always in sunny locations. Its presence guarantees an immediate visual impact, creating a cheerful and vibrant environment. It is an interesting choice for those who want to highlight the facade with striking colors and aromas.

Frangipani. traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Jasmim-manga. (R7/Divulgação)

Boxwood


Boxwood is known for its versatility and adaptation to different decor styles. Its small green leaves and compact shape allow it to be grown in pots or shaped into topiaries. At the entrance of the house, it can convey anything from a classic and formal atmosphere to a more relaxed proposal, depending on the chosen design. It is resistant and easy to care for, ideal for those seeking practicality.

Little boxwood traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Buxinho. (Freepik/Divulgação)

Swiss cheese plant


With wide, cut-out leaves full of personality, the swiss cheese plant creates a modern and sculptural effect. This plant adapts well to indoor halls or covered entrances, as long as they receive good indirect light. In addition to being a trend in interior design, it brings a touch of tropical sophistication that perfectly matches contemporary landscaping projects.

Swiss cheese plant traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Costela-de-adão. (Freepik/Divulgação)

Rosemary


Rosemary is an aromatic herb that, in addition to being functional, adds freshness and vitality to the entrance of the house. Easy to grow in pots, it likes direct sun and can be used both as a decorative element and as a fresh seasoning in the kitchen. Its distinctive aroma is associated with positive energy and well-being, making it a choice that combines beauty and utility in everyday life.

how to grow rosemary traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Alecrim. (Pixabay/Divulgação)

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