Imagine.

While winter winds blow outside, a table inside sits ready for guests.  Each place charmingly marked with a petite glass globe filled with tiny blooming begonias.

In a row of beige office cubicles one stands out with a tall glass terrarium.  Tiny spring green leaves creep up the sides above a Lilliputian glade of purple flowers.

Once home to a few guppies, a plain aquarium has been recycled into a slice of jungle.   Now, inside, a tiny ivy scrambles up a fallen log reaching for an orchid perched at the top.   A closer look reveals a small frog sitting on a plant with leaves that look like a Persian rug.  Nearby a waterfall splashes.

Terrariums offer a world of possibilities. Enjoy a smidgen of gardening even in the snowiest days of January.  Or, fashion a touch of the outdoors to cheer a sick or homebound friend.  Use an Erlenmeyer flask or an old homebrew jug for a singular creation.  And, finally, cat lovers can also have indoor greenery  –  these plants are safe from munching felines. 

So tap into your own imagination today and start building!