While many people turn to Google or their local plant nursery for information, help and gardening inspiration, there are a growing number of people who turn to social media for the same thing. In fact, Plant Life Balance reports that 49% of Australians use social media as a source of gardening advice, and join social communities that offer care tips, style advice and tutorials.
With that in mind, we’ve pulled together a list of 10 indoor plant influencers that we think are worth following on Instagram right now.
#1 @rachelaust
Rachel Aust is a Melbourne-based influencer with an Instagram feed that will give your serious style inspiration for your indoor plants, plus a healthy dose of health and well-being advice.
#2 @plantrunnertruck
#3 @plantbypackwood
Plant by Packwood is the place to go for major terrarium inspiration.
#4 @the_plantroom
If you’re into flowers and all things floristry, then The Plantroom is the account for you. You’ll find inspiration for bouquets, arrangements, centrepieces and one-off creations here.
#5 @plantmama_
Indoor plant devotees, this one is for you. Plant Mama is the account of a plant designer and stylist who specialises in residential & commercial plant design and installations.
#6 @aussieplantclub
The Aussie Plant Club is an online community where indoor plant enthusiasts can share pictures of their plants and style ideas online.
#7 @kateandfinn_vs_plants
If you’re sick of peace lilies and fiddle leaf figs, this is the feed to find an indoor plant that is nice, different and unusual.
#8 @plantsonpink
Plants on Pink is a gorgeous little Instgram account that will brighten up your day. It features nothing but green plants in pink settings, and the results are lovely!
#9 @leaf_supply
Leaf Supply is actually an online plant subscription service that will deliver perfect plants and pretty pots right to your doorstep each month. However, their Instagram feed is filled with gorgeous styling ideas, indoor plant varities and little tidbits of advice.
#10 @craigmilran
Follow Craig Milran if you’re looking for ways to turn every surface into a plant shelf, and every vessel into a pot. This guy loves his plants and his Instagram showcases that perfectly.
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