Terrariums have surged in popularity in recent years, and are a once again firm favorite among many plant parents.

We all know how beneficial it can be to bring plants into our home, but for many people, finding the space to house a load of leafy friends can be difficult. However, if you’re still keen to ...

Bottle gardens are back in vogue and have shaken off their Seventies vibe. With an increasing realisation of the therapeutic ...

Discover how Martha Stewart's gardener creates breathtaking terrariums using beautiful dishware. Explore tips and techniques ...

Mason jars, goldfish bowls, candy jars and even French presses can all be used to make beautiful containers for DIY terrariums. You can also pick up mini plants cheaply, so it's an inexpensive ...

Bury your plant into the soil you've added to the terrarium. (You may need to use some long tweezers to do this). Finally, add some water to it to keep the soil moist then seal the jar.

Q: I’d like to create a terrarium for small tropical plants. What type of container, plants, and materials should I use? A: A terrarium can be landscaped as a particular habitat, like a tropical ...

Leaves and temperatures are falling. As we prepare landscapes and gardens for winter, look toward indoor plant care to warm ...

Use closed terrariums like this when growing tropical plants. They thrive in high humidity and moist soil. Leave the top off or use open containers like glass vases, or mason jars for cacti and ...

A terrarium is a contained ecosystem made up of diverse plants, moss, rocks, and other materials enclosed in a clear vessel, like a glass bowl or jar. According to Erin Marino, houseplant expert ...

Nicole Powell, owner of Pot It Like It’s Hot, stopped by the Coca-Cola Porch to talk about a terrarium workshop she's hosting ...