Tabletop Gardens: 40 Stylish Plantscapes for Counters and Shelves, Desktops and Windowsills
Bring the beauty and allure of living plants indoors with 40 miniature gardens, designed to lend warmth and interest to a variety of surfaces. Through exquisite photography, a dazzling array of creative ideas, step-by-step instructions, and all the practical advice you need, you'll discover how simple it is to enhance your home and satisify your winter gardening urges at the same time.\ Tabletop Gardens shows you how to integrate a project with your decor, choose plants and flowers that will...
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Bring the beauty and allure of living plants indoors with 40 miniature gardens, designed to lend warmth and interest to a variety of surfaces. Through exquisite photography, a dazzling array of creative ideas, step-by-step instructions, and all the practical advice you need, you'll discover how simple it is to enhance your home and satisify your winter gardening urges at the same time. Tabletop Gardens shows you how to integrate a project with your decor, choose plants and flowers that will thrive indoors, work with space limitations, manipulate light, and select creative containers. You'll learn all the basics that ensure success—watering, fertilizing, pruning, repotting, and propagating. Innovative designs include plants and styling for all tastes, from delicate gardens under glass to Zenlike stone mosaics. Exotic orchids, soft grasses, easy-to-grow herbs, and colorful bulbs are among the plants that take center stage. And adding personality to every project are the containers—from clear glass jars to indoor fountains, shallow ceramic trays to wicker and wire baskets. Vitality and elegance—yours throughout the year.
\ Seattle Times"Most garden books are pretty, but something about McCreary’s is truly inspiring."\ — Sandy Dunham\ \ \ \ \ HortIdeas"This goes far beyond conventional...displays of indoor plants...inspiration fills the pages of Tabletop Gardens."\ \ \ “If you’re looking to move beyond pothos vines, give these pages a turn.”\ — Randy Miranda\ \ \ \ \ "Vases, cake plates, buckets and colanders are all put to imaginative use for displaying a little bit of Eden."\ \
