Glass Gardens: Easy Terrariums, Aeriums, and Aquariums for Your Home or Office
By (Author) Melanie Florence
Skyhorse Publishing
Skyhorse Publishing
12th September 2017
United States
General
Non Fiction
635.965
Hardback
136
Width 178mm, Height 178mm, Spine 18mm
499g
Not everyone can be Martha Stewart, and luckily you dont need to be to create beautiful terrariums to display in your space or to give as a gift. With simple instructions and a relaxed and pleasant tone, Glass Gardens speaks to the beginner terrarium-maker as a best friend would over a cup of coffee or tea. You wont find any overly elaborate or complicated projects here! With just a few supplies and a small amount of time, youll have a gorgeous centerpiece to display or give away.
Learn how to create stunning, easy-to-maintain terrariums with cacti and succulents, as well as water terrariums (aquariums) with plants you can buy at your local pet store and air terrariums (aeriums), which are by far the easiest type of terrarium to create and keep alive.
In Glass Gardens, youll be given lists of supplies youll need as well as information on where to find them in addition to tips and tricks about the best ways to keep your plants alive and thriving. Easy, step-by-step instructions and detailed photos will have you designing your own glass gardens before you know it.
"Melanie's terrariums offer a zen, natural peace to a home." MomSpark "Melanies use of color, texture, and whimsy makes her DIY terrariums really stand out. I also love how she incorporates quirky containers into beautiful gardens for any space." Jamie of CreatingReallyAwesomeFunThings
"Melanie's terrariums offer a zen, natural peace to a home." MomSpark "Melanies use of color, texture, and whimsy makes her DIY terrariums really stand out. I also love how she incorporates quirky containers into beautiful gardens for any space." Jamie of CreatingReallyAwesomeFunThings
Melanie Florence is an award-winning author of eleven book who is always looking for new writing challenges. She is the recent winner of the Second Story Press Aboriginal Writing Contest, and her recent nonfiction book, Righting Canadas Wrongs: Residential Schools was chosen as an Ontario Library Association Best Bet and was given a starred recommendation on the CCBC Best Books 2016 list. Melanie lives in Toronto, Ontario, with her family.