Terrariums. With fall quickly turning into winter, now's your chance to capture some of that remaining greenery as your very own garden-in-a-jar. I was lucky enough to catch Paula Hayes' terrarium show at Marianne Boesky Gallery in NYC this past summer. Her work is beautiful, not to mention inspiring:
If you're interested in doing-it-yourself, you can get started with a simple project from Design Sponge. Click through for the full How-To (process images below):
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Determine the pot size for cactus repotting
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Build a habitat garden in the woods
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Remove a plant without digging
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Prune roses in container garden
How To:
Get Rid of Plant-Eating Pests Using 100% Natural Solutions from Your Home and Garden
How To:
Save Your Tomatoes From Rats And Rot
How To:
Repot lucky bamboo
How To:
Ventilate a low tunnel in your garden
How To:
Deal with brown patches on Leylandii hedges
How To:
Prune roses in January
How To:
Easily make a hydroponic garden using a pvc pipe
How To:
Prune a Bramley apple tree
How To:
Transplant Papaya Trees
How To:
Prune a rose tree (standard)
How To:
Speed Up the Composting Process
How To:
Build an aeroponic fogger for your hydroponic system
How To:
Fertilize your curry leaf plant properly
How To:
Grow blackberries in southern New Mexico
How To:
Install a drip irrigation system using your existing traditional sprinklers
How To:
Harvest Lophophora peyote pups from grafted scions
How To:
Build a habitat garden in the woods
How To:
Determine the pot size for cactus repotting
How To:
Remove a plant without digging
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Care for a Serissa Bonsai plant
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What are the lifespans of these things? How do the plants survive without a CO2 supply? How easily do these plants take root in a ball of soil and moss?
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