Botanical Crafts & DIY
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Preserve your petals (and grasses and leaves...🌾)! Here are 4 techniques for drying flowers. -
Here are some hints to making your gorgeous greens last; plus, a quick list of our favorite evergreens for cutting. -
Miniature gardens constructed of twigs, pinecones, moss and more delight gardeners and visitors of all ages. -
Microwave flower pressing forces moisture from the plant material through the absorbent pads and out of the terracotta tiles. -
Beautiful wrapping can add mystery and excitement to a gift, and you can make thoughtful choices that are kind to the earth. Here are some ideas to make your gifts a feast for the eye without feeding the landfill. -
Loofah, also spelled Luffa, are in the cucurbit family—along with cucumbers, melons, squash, and other gourds—and grow on long vines. -
Discover earth-friendly flower-arranging techniques -- ditch the traditional florist foam. -
Summer is the time to gather and prepare flowers and herbs so you'll have plenty of homegrown materials for crafts and gifts later in the year. -
Unlock the power of pure essential oils, which can be used to lift the spirit, relax the body or bring clarity to the mind. -
These vigorous vines benefit greatly from rich soil and a sturdy support — learn more! -
Yes, you can truly grow microgreens anywhere! -
Drying flowers couldn't be easier — learn how to air dry your garden goodies. Dried flowers and grasses help carry the colors of summer well into the dark grey of winter. -
Looking for an activity with kids this spring? Here's a step-by-step guide to make a root-viewing box out of a milk carton. -
Bring all of the glow (and none of the fire!) to your holiday decor with the addition of LED candles. -
Shower friends and family with garden-inspired bath and body treats using fragrant essential oils -
Create a sweet centerpiece AND grow zesty garnish in a cute (compostable!) container. -
Grow a garden to dye for! Learn how to make natural fabric dyes with plants.
