Little Bits of Green
A new moss terrariumto replace the other one that died.
I finally founda string of pearls plant!
I painted that little rock with
red acrylic ink.
More painted rocks tomorrow...
Some treasures from our walks.
posted by Geninne at 12:30 PM
Do you home-school your kiddos? I'm new to your blog, so I don't yet know much about you, but from what I do know, I think you'd be a wonderful teacher.
Your blog is as amazing as ever! You have some very lovely ideas.
Thank you for the comment on my blog - actually the wedding is tomorrow! That was the invite.
I've always wondered what those the pearl plants were called. I have been enjoying looking at your blog for a while now thank you for sharing.
i love this little plant, i could eat the peas! Haha!
Love the terrarium!! And wonderful green pictures. Thanks for always being so inspiring!
Lovely! I adore terrariums, and pretty much all plants. That string of pearls plant is adorable. The hubby and I have some grand plans for carnivorous plant terrariums - just have to take the trip to Logees greenhouse to get the plants!
Love that string of pearls plant! Might have to track one down for myself. :)
That "string of pearls" plant is so neat! Of course, none of it is as neat as your amazing photography skills. I'm so glad you share with us...
What a strange plant... I never see it before!
It's so strange.. it's so beautiful!
I painted my first rock when I was in high school. The rock looked like the head of a pelican with it's large beak--so that's what I painted. Wish I knew where that rock was now!
i think moss needs air circulation to survive. Might want to take that lid off.
oh how fun! I remember those string of pearls plants from when I was a child, great find!
I am going to try something with moss soon. Found some that got tossed when the driveway was snow plowed this winter. I love the stuff and have even mixed moss with beer I think it was in an old blender to pour inbetween stones to grow more several years ago. (we don't use that blender anymore, hee hee)
The string of pearls plant is wonderful, I'm sure you're going to enjoy watching it grow.
Thanks again for your wonderful photos. They have such a calmness and brightness to them.
The string of pearls plant reminds me of my grandmother who had one when I was little. I have tried to grow them, but I guess we don't have enough light here.
J'aime ton travail magnifique
I love your string of pearls. I've only seen them in pictures though...never in any of our local nurseries. Jealous!
Warm wishes,
6 o'clock
simply lovely......
ooh that string of pearls plant is so cute! will have to see if I can find one - it looks a bit like a grape cactus.
love that string of pearls plant! I am going to have to look for one of those. how fuN!
I think your blog space is so inspiring! Thank you!
Oh, i love pearls plant, my ant and my grandma always have a piece of this plant, but mine's always dye in the winter, i dont't know why. Congratulations for your work, i love the colours, flowers and birds. :)