Lucious ten inch bubble bowl, with neoregelia, ruby red spike moss selaginella, tillandsias filifolia, feather moss, tillandsias bulbosaaverage cost for 10 inch
I’ve got a lot of cool plants ready for you to make your own terrarium, so book your time now, space is limited.
For $100, you can plant a 10 inch bubble bowl with exotic miniature tropical plants from my collection while learning about the art and science of building and maintaining terrariums. Everything you need is provided, although I suggest you bring your own special crystals or trinkets, minerals, etc. to build your world.
Workshops will be held at 10:30 am and 1:30 pm on Saturday March 10 and Sunday March 11. Only two people per time slot unless you have a group of friends who want to play and learn together.
Give me a call at 901-828-3685 or send a message below for more info and to reserve your time.
Pilea, rabbits foot fern, heart fern, especia, and more compete for space in this 9 month old gem. It has been trimmed back once, about a month before this photo
Hey Happy Friday. I’m packing for tomorrow, it’s going to be a big day at Urban Earth, 80 Flicker Street in beautiful Midtown Memphis!
I’ll be building an 18 inch terrarium with an eerie theme, so you gotta come hear my talk at 1:00. I’ll have stuff for sale, too, and will be available at noon or after the demonstration.
There’s a contact form at the end, send me a message with questions. Peace!
Nancy
901-828-3585
I’m bringing a variety of terries for sale, too. If you are interested in purchasing plants or terries, come at noon for best selection before the demonstration starts at 1:00Packing plants for sale, and supplies for the building a terrarium demonstrationMoss baby 5 inches tall, $208 inch selaginella, prehistoric beauty, $40Bruce! 12 inch running pteris fern and Mosses, $180
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Floyd and I had a great time yesterday with Jakatae, RJ, and Rob, who came to my studio to build terrariums. We spent some time looking at the plants I collect and grow as we discussed design considerations such as lighting, which affects the plants you can select, proportion of elements, and ease of care. Then, on to the fun stuff: getting hands in the dirt! Take a look at their cool creations:
Rob had fun with his Day of the Dead skull, combining it with peacock fern selaginella and a tillandsia filifolia. The combination of colors and textures came together nicely, I think.
Rob brought a Totoro figurine his niece gave him, a sea turtle, and an alabaster horse. At first, we weren’t sure how to bring these talismans together, but I think it turned out pretty cool. He chose to use a variety of mosses, and a slip of a lemon button fern which will grown to fill the space and eventually will need some trimming
Jakatae selected a pink veined fittonia and a delicate begonia capanensis which will have lovely yellow flowers when it gets established to accent the fertility maiden she brought with her.
I’ll be at Urban Earth on Saturday February 3, 2018, at 1 pm to build a cool terrarium and tell you about the art and science behind making a terry to enjoy for many years. I’m bringing plants and kits for sale, plus will have a lovely assortment of terries on display for sale the month of February at Urban Earth, just in time for Valentines!
Give me a call at 901-828-3685 or send a message below with any questions.
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Hey, come see me Saturday February 3, 2018, at 1:00 pm at Urban Earth, 80 Flicker Street. I’m going to build a terrarium to show you how to have a green friend that will grow for years, and tell you a little about the history of terrariums, too.
You can shop for a Green Mansion terrarium by appointment only, and I’m happy to have the opportunity to discuss the level of maintenance and environmental needs of the various terries.
I collect and grow miniature tropical plants for sale, along with kits of planting substrate.
Give me a call at 901-828-3685 with any questions or send a message below. Remember to follow this page for information on events and just general green thoughts, follow me on Facebook, and @memphisplantlady on Instagram.
Have a great day – spring is around the corner. Nancy
