Are you looking for a fun seasonal DIY project to do with family or friends? Add this homemade wreath craft to your yearly holiday party, or pull out your favorite Christmas movie, hot cocoa, and...
DIY Succulent Pumpkins
Succulent pumpkins are all the rage this season—they take everything wonderful about fall and distill it into the perfect, long-lasting arrangement. The only problem is we can't seem to keep them in...
Create a DIY Fall Wreath
Believe it or not, fall is just around the corner! Here, we will show you our step-by-step process on how to create your own handmade autumn wreath using dried and foraged natural items. Materials...
Living Arrangements With Indoor Plants
Find new ways to feature your favorite houseplants by creating beautiful indoor arrangements. Assembled for a special occasion or as temporary décor, plants are grouped together to contrast or...
Indoor Vertical Gardening & Living Walls
Limited on space? Go vertical! Innovative containers are providing us with more ways to incorporate plants into our indoor spaces these days, from wall-mounted planters to various hanging methods,...
Backyard Bouquets
For many of us, our daily lives are fast-paced, hectic, and demanding. It can often be a challenge to feel like we have time to properly take care of ourselves and our families, let alone to find...
Creating Your Own Terrarium
What’s all the fuss about terrariums? Terrariums are mini masterpieces that you can enjoy throughout the year; they are easy to make and even easier to maintain. Terrariums make great office plants...
Mounting Indoor Plants to Wood
Plants on bookshelves, floor plants, countertop and coffee table plants, plants hanging from the ceiling… so many ways to display them! If you are like me and love to fill your indoor space with...
DIY Moss Poles for Indoor Plant Support
Trailing plants are fun to hang from macramé or display on high shelves, but for many of our favorite trailing plants, there is another way to grow... up! Popular selections such as Pothos,...
Kokedama: Our Favorite Mossy Balls
The Japanese word “Kokedama” literally translates as “moss ball”. It is an ancient botanical art form that likely originated in Japan during the Edo period (between 1603 and 1868). Kokedama has...
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