Terrariums: bringing a hint of the backyard inside

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If you don't have a backyard or a window box to vouch for, (or even if you do) a terrarium is a good way to bring the outdoors in. Not to mention it's pretty to look at. Take your pick from these glass-enclosed options, or better yet, get creative ideas to make your own. And, the best part? No green thumb required.

Flora Grubb's Hanging Terrarium with Tillandsia

Flora Grubb Gardens

Flora Grubb's Hanging terrarium with Tillandsia

Use an old lightbulb to display a mini garden.

MossTterrariums' moss and lichen design

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MossTerrariums' moss and lichen design

Roost's recycled glass terrariums

Roost

Roost's recycled glass terrariums

VivaTerra's Pear Terrarium come with sand and four air plants

Viva Terra

VivaTerra's Pear Terrarium kit comes with sand and four air plants

Andi Kovel designed the Xtra recycled glass terrarium manufactured by Portland–based company Esque.

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Andi Kovel designed the Xtra recycled glass terrarium manufactured by Portland-based company Esque.

The Slug and the Squirrel's glass bottle design

The Slug and the Squirrel's glass bottle design

Posted By: Jennie Nunn (Email) | January 12 2011 at 06:00 AM

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