Indoor gardening supplies are not that much different than gardening supplies for outdoor gardens. However, they differ in that they are specifically designed to use in indoor gardens instead of outdoor gardens and are therefore manufactured to scale. They also are manufactured to cater to the specific needs of indoor gardeners.
For example, if your indoor garden will have many small rocks, you'll want to put gardening tarp at the very bottom underneath the rocks, so that the rocks stay in one place and don't move. As an alternative, if you want to, you can simply use larger rocks that will frame the garden and therefore avoid using the tarp. Whichever you choose, they should match with the overall look of the garden. Play with this and have fun.
Next, look at the tools you'll need for your garden. If the plants you have will require frequent trimming, for example, you'll need gardening shears or another type of trimmer.
Of course, you'll also need the correct soil. Because regular soil from the outdoors usually is shy of having the proper nutrients in it for many indoor plants, you'll need to get gardening soil from your gardening supply or department store. Many specialize in particular kinds of plants, for example, so if your indoor garden is made up of a lot of flowers, for example, you'll want to look for a gardening soil that will support them. Many even have plant food incorporated right into the gardening soil so that you do not need to buy a separate plant food.
Finally, of course, you'll need to water your indoor garden; how frequently you do this will depend on the type of plants you have and how dry the atmosphere is indoors. Check with the nursery you bought your plants from to see how often they need to be watered, or search the Internet for information on the particular kinds of plants you have.
Of course, it's likely that you won't need the same gardening tools for your indoor garden as you would need for your outdoor garden, such as a weed trimmer or gardening claw. However, your nursery will be able to tell you what you will need for tools and will even gladly supply some of them. As always, for anything you can't find, the Internet is a good resource, both for information and for tools for your indoor gardening supplies.
