Fern terrarium

Last summer, I wrote and photographed an article on making a terrarium, for Northern Gardener magazine. You can read the entire piece online, it’s the sample article on the homepage, from the…

Discover the best plants for your closed terrarium! 🌱 From lush ferns to vibrant mosses, this post covers everything you need to create a stunning, self-sustaining mini ecosystem. Perfect for plant lovers and terrarium enthusiasts alike! 🌿✨

The Fern is the Houseplant of the month of April. This easy plant has beautiful leaves, purifies the air for you and even creates healthy air humidity. Read all about the Fern.

Vintage Fern Terrarium

An antique terrarium becomes a stage for a miniature woodland garden, arbor and all. Ours has flowering Cape primrose, rabbit's-foot fern, golden club moss, black and dwarf mondo grasses, variegated ivy, angel's tears and Kenilworth ivy.

Discover the top plants for closed terrariums that thrive in high humidity. Essential plants like ferns, Fittonia, and Baby's Tears will bring life to your enclosed garden. Explore moss terrarium ideas with beautifully colored plants like Polka Dot Plant or Pink Princess Philodendron. Creeping plants such as Irish Moss add a whimsical touch to your little indoor oasis.

Growing an indoor container garden is nothing new and can be very simple. Whether using cold-treated bulbs or planting grass seeds, a garden can be yours within a few days.

terrariums

Tiny. Terrific. Terrariums.

Terrarium plants may be small, but they come in a dazzling variety--from air plants to succulents, from ferns to cacti. Discover now the best terrarium plants.

In addition to the orchid on our mantel, I like having fresh flowers on our dining room table but buying fresh flowers every week can become costly. So, I decid…

A closed terrarium is different in that once you’ve finished creating it, you seal it up—and only very occasionally (if ever) open it. It is a self-sustaining mini ecosystem.

FoKal Ever since the plant series and our talk about terrariums I keep seeing these terrariums with the wood stoppers. And decanters with wood stoppers keep popping up around the web too, this one is from West Elm. I’ve got some bottles that are nekkid on top so I figured why not just get some wooden craft balls for the tops instead of starting all over to the tune of $39 for a new one just for that cute round wood stopper. Just a little extra addition to a thrifted bottle kind of finishes…

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