Most indoor gardeners begin growing plants on a windowsill, usually herbs or foliage house plants. They eventually graduate to grow lights when they move on to flowering plants or planting seeds, both of which require more light exposure. That’s when most experienced growers upgrade to one or more beautiful lighted plant stands, built for display as well as function.

Shown: Smaller tabletop grow systems and a one-shelf floor cart. Clicking images will take you to shopping pages.

Lighted plant stands come in a wide variety of sizes and styles, from tabletop grow lights to five-tier units. And with a stagnant economy, prices have never been better.

Why not take your indoor garden from shop lights in the basement to an elegant display in the living room with a beautiful lighted plant stand that will show off your green thumb, create a point of interest in the room, fill your view with blooms, and keep your herbs within reach of the kitchen.

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We just love these glass rooting vases! While growing up, my mother always had glass rooters hanging in the kitchen window next to her African violet shelves. They are particularly attractive when hung two or three together with differing cord lengths.

Recylcled glass rooting jars help start cuttings quickly. The shaded glass shields the roots from direct sun and keeps algae to a minimum. Start ivy, pothos, begonias, coleus, philodendron, herb cuttings, and even African violet leaves in these pretty rooting jars.

Rooting vases and jars come and go in popularity and are sometimes hard to find. Grab them while you can – they make great gifts for indoor plant enthusiasts.

Hand-blown Glass Rooting Vases

Tabletop Colored Glass Rooters