Have a limited space but love growing plants? Uncover these 30 best plants for windowsill ideas for the kitchen in this post.
Utilize the open space of a window in your cooking place and add some useful plants like herbs, houseplants, and microgreens. If you like the idea, take inspiration from below.
Have a look at the top tips on how to start a kitchen garden here
Plants for Windowsill
Herbs
Have an unlimited fresh supply of your favorite herbs by growing them on a sunny windowsill.
1. Herbs by the Sink
Herbs right by your kitchen sink, you can wash and use fresh while cooking.
2. Basil and Microgreen in Glass
Glass bowls and mason jars can be useful when it comes to growing microgreens and propagating herb cuttings. Here’s more of it!
3. Perfect Spot for a Windowsill Planter
You can place a wide windowsill planter to grow your favorite herbs or a houseplant.
4. Edible Garden on a Windowsill
An edible garden like this on a windowsill is desirable but it’s only possible if you have a sunny window.
5. Different Herbs in Pots
All the culinary herbs, even a wasabi too!
6. Mini Herb Pot by a Kitchen Window
Kitchen windowsill is a perfect spot to place a herb pot like this.
7. Herbs with Other Plants on the Window
A little droopy basil and chives with other houseplants.
Flowers
Grow flowers to add a dash of colors to your kitchen windows. If you have a sunny windowsill, the options are endless!
8. Orchid Windowsill
if you love orchids, go for a setup like this.
9. Windowsill Flower Garden
If you have a big windowsill, keep windowsill planters to grow flowers like daffodils, amaryllis, marigolds, and herbs.
10. Pink on Window
Grow flowers in shades of pink, orange, and red to make your cheerful.
11. Flowers by the Kitchen Window
You’ll be lucky if you have a tall window like this, and if you have–use it!
12. Cut Flowers for Colors
Cut flowers can always beautify the space.
Edible Plants
Grow edible plants and enjoy a fresh harvest right at your kitchen window!
13. Potted Lemon Plant
Check out how the shelf is arranged to accommodate more plants.
14. Tomato Plants on a Kitchen Windowsill
A windowsill is also a perfect space to propagate new plants from seeds.
Vines
Trailing plants add a bit of drama and greenery to a kitchen windowsill and fill up space nicely.
15. Large Kitchen Window with Vines and Other Plants
Which one is your favorite in this? Share in the comments.
16. Vines in Hanging Baskets
A windowsill is also a nice place to suspend several hanging baskets.
17. All the Popular Houseplants at One Windowsill
Pothos, philodendron, and a spider plant together on a windowsill.
18. Trailing String of Pearls in a Metal Planter
It can be a perfect spot for trailing succulents as well.
Houseplants
Houseplants bring a dash of greenery and appeal to an empty kitchen windowsill.
19. Plants in Tin Bucket
20. One Plant Showstopper
You can have just one plant as a centerpiece as well–just like this umbrella plant.
21. Mini Garden on a Windowsill
The combination of tall and small plants is making it more interesting.
22. Wheatgrass, Microgreens and a Flowering Kalanchoe
Windowsill is a perfect spot to grow wheatgrass for its juice.
23. How About a Fern
Ferns are good plants for a windowsill, too.
24. Hanging Plants Over the Kitchen Counter
You can create a hanging indoor garden like this on a windowsill and save space.
25. Fake Plants
If nothing works, just keep a few fake plants for some greenery.
Succulents
Easy-to-grow succulents are great for a sunny kitchen windowsill!
26. Succulents and Other Plants
Succulents don’t take much space, so it’s a good idea to grow them.
27. Succulent Collection
Make your windowsill a dedicated space for your succulent collection.
28. Colorful Succulents in Cute Small Pots
Follow this idea–you can either have the fake ones or the real ones.
29. In Terracotta Pots
Have a look at the Most Common Snake Plant Varieties here
How cute! Isn’t it?
30. Succulents in a Cool Succulent Pot Holder
You can check out more succulent ideas here.
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