November 18, 2008 at 5:00 am by Tina McCarthy
My Lifestyle May Be Green, But My Thumb Needs Some Improvement
That’s putting it kindly. All too often, I invest in beautiful house plants, only to watch them wither away and wonder what I did wrong. I was about to give up altogether, until I stumbled upon this: the Magical Air Garden is the perfect fit for eco gals on the go who simply don’t have the time to tend to their collection of indoor greenery. Tillandsia is a seemingly miraculous life form, requiring just air, light and a little bit of water to thrive. They don’t even need to be grown in soil! Instead, these flora come with smooth river stones and a clear recycled glass vessel, an aesthetically sound alternative. Want more? How about the Grapevine Bonsai or the Antique Stone planters? (Available at VivaTerra for $79.)
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November 18th, 2008 at 11:07 am
Cute post, Tina!
I am also a hopeless gardener. I have one orchid that has miraculously lived for more than a year, and I can manage herbs but that’s about it. I’m like plant kryptonite!
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