In 1827, a London physician with an interest in caterpillar metamorphosis built small glass boxes to contain the cocoons and emerging butterflies. Peering into the “dirt” in one of the boxes one day, ...

Whether you're a plant whisperer or a green thumb in training, you can create a terrarium that thrives in your care. Modern terrariums have fewer rules and way more options than their Victorian ...

The best plants for terrariums are small and low maintenance with interesting textures. Open and closed terrariums require different plans. Use open terrariums for succulents and closed terrariums for ...

What if you could capture indoors a living vignette of what you see outdoors, along a hiking trail at, say, Myakka River State Park—plant life organically intertwining, varietals intermixed, all ...

Terrariums are perfect for low-maintenance greenery. With a little planning, a terrarium can become a self-sustaining environment that you never need to water or maintain. However, terrariums are ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. In 1827, a London physician with an interest in caterpillar metamorphosis ...

Imagine a perfect, miniature world of greenery and flowers held captive in a clear glass container similar to a ship in a bottle. Peer inside, and you are transported to another climate, another place ...

Even the blackest of thumbs love terrariums, and why not? These self-enclosed plant ecosystems not only look beautiful, but they pretty much take care of themselves. There’s only one thing they need ...

I n 1827, a London physician with an interest in caterpillar metamorphosis built small glass boxes to contain the cocoons and emerging butterflies. Peering into the “dirt” in one of the boxes one day, ...

In 1827, a London physician with an interest in caterpillar metamorphosis built small glass boxes to contain the cocoons and emerging butterflies. Peering into the "dirt" in one of the boxes one day, ...