Welcome, fellow plant enthusiasts! If you’re like us and find joy in cultivating a green oasis indoors, then you’re in for a treat. Today, we’re diving deep into the world of indoor gardening with a coastal twist. Imagine your favorite marine creatures adorning your leafy companions—octopus, manatee, narwhal, shark, and penguin planters that bring theContinue reading “Dive into Coastal Bliss: Unique Indoor Gardens”
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Gardening with Turtles
There are hundreds of kinds of tortoises and even more kinds of turtles, but my experiences have been limited to but a few. I have found they make excellent garden companions. Did you know that the box turtle can be a great gardener friend? Yes, these beautiful animals can help keep those pests awayContinue reading “Gardening with Turtles”
Gardening with Hedgehogs
Hosting a rich Eco-system will promote natural pest control and a thriving habitat for small critters and for your beautiful flowers! Known as the “Gardener’s friend”, Hedgehogs aren’t just cute, they’re also valuable pest controllers. They love to munch on slugs and other pest, keeping your flowers and herbs blooming throughout the spring, summer, andContinue reading “Gardening with Hedgehogs”
Bears & Succulents
Did you know leaves and flowers form the largest, most dependable portion of the black bear’s annual diet? They seek tender plant parts with nutrients in a digestible, fluid form. In spring, many young plants fit that description. Early foods are catkins (flowers) of aspen, willow, hazel, and alder. Emerging leaves, grass, and small plantsContinue reading “Bears & Succulents”
Golden Elephant with Succulents
Elephants are the ever so gentle and wise spirit animal that exemplifies focus and strength. Elephants are also the symbol of power, self-assurance, wisdom, kindness, loyalty, leadership, confidence. True to its strong structure, an elephant as a spirit animal gives you the energy to finish off any task without any delay. I have always lovedContinue reading “Golden Elephant with Succulents”
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