We hike Coal Creek near Bellevue and were able to collect a wide variety of mosses. It was a fun activity and virtually free to create these beautiful Terrariums.
Monday, January 28, 2019
How to build a Native Pacific Northwest Terrarium for Next to Nothing
This weekend we took the kids out for a nature walk. We were inspired to bring a bit of nature back into the home by collecting some moss and plants for a terrarium.
We hike Coal Creek near Bellevue and were able to collect a wide variety of mosses. It was a fun activity and virtually free to create these beautiful Terrariums.
We hike Coal Creek near Bellevue and were able to collect a wide variety of mosses. It was a fun activity and virtually free to create these beautiful Terrariums.
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Does anyone know where to order the plastic bags Ben B uses to propagate fig stem cuttings. From the videos he posts, they appear to be approx 3"x10" thanks
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Deletewhere did you get those great jars?
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