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Big thank you for your interest!
Thank you very much for taking the time to visit me in my home studio! Here are some pictures of the items you expressed interest in and their prices. Click on the images to enlarge them.
I am happy to give you a discount if you buy more than 2 items. As I had mentioned to you before, I will be participating in an event on Sunday. If at all possible, could you please let me know which pieces you might be interested in, by the end of the tomorrow Saturday, so I can reserve your items? I would greatly appreciate that!
Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Greetings,
Atziri
OUR HAND-CRAFTED ITEMS
Kokedama Hanging Garden
Burgundy Peperomia Kokedama
Caring for a Kokedama is easy!
Watermelon Peperomia Kokedama
Bee Hotels & Bird-houses with Green Roofs
A good way to encourage pollinating visitors to your garden is to provide nesting sites for them. Plant native plants near your bee hotel or birdhouse to attract even more attention.
Care:
- Your bee hotel should be placed on a sunny warm morning wall, under an overhang if possible, and about 5-7’ above ground.
- Your bird-house should be placed 5 to 30 feet above the ground and placed where it will be inaccessible to predators. Houses should be mounted with the entrance hole facing slightly downward and away from prevailing winds to keep rain from entering the house.
Small Bee Hotel
Dimensions: 4"W x 3.25"D x 11"H
Materials: FSC-certified wood.
Price: $25.00
Birdhouse with Green Roof
Virginia Native Plants: (1) Viola cucullata (Marsh Blue Violet) - blue/purple flowers. (2) Sedum Ternatum - tiny white star-like flowers. Self-seed.
Light Requirement: Part Shade
Features: Bird entrance is 1 1/4 ". The bottom is removable for spring clean out.
Materials: Cedar wood.
Price: $36.00
Diamondback Bee Hotel
Dimensions: 7.25"W x 4.75"D x 16.5"H
Materials: FSC-certified wood.
Price: $32.00
Small Garden World Terrariums
Caring for your air plants:
- Bright filtered light is the general rule, and the higher the humidity of the air the higher light will be tolerated.
- Do not place your terrarium directly in front of a window where they get direct sun. Remember the glass will intensify the sunlight and the heat. Indirect light is best!
- Thoroughly wet your Tillandsia once a week; more often in a hot, dry environment; less often in a cool, humid one.
- NEVER USED DISTILLED WATER! Filtered water, tap water that has sat long enough for the chlorine to dissipate or bottled water are all fine.
- One last thing about watering your air plant. It is much better to water in the morning than at night. Air plants absorb the Carbon Dioxide from the air at night instead of the day time. If the plant is wet, it does not breath therefore, unless it can dry quickly at night, plan on morning baths.
Peet the Frog Terrarium
Vessel: Glass Hurricane with Black Seagrass Base
Price: $35.00
Open Style Floral Terrarium
A more classic design, that combine soft brown and emerald green tones, with a Peru Inca Gold air plants and a cute green topped miniature glass mushroom. A nice choice for a centerpiece, mantel or console.
Vessel: Large Glass HurricanePrice: $32.00
Rick the Grasshopper Terrarium
Rick the Grasshopper loves watching out the window, but he is always careful not to be in the direct sunlight. His home contains two Funkiana air plants that like bright, filtered light.
Vessel: Hanging Glass Round Container 8" in diameterPrice: $35.00
The Oktopous Garden
Email: theoktopousgarden@gmail.com
Location: Ashburn, VA, United States
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