#terra-cotta plant

[vintagehomecollection]

Traditional Country Style, 1991

[very-crofty]

Traditional Patio - Patio Ideas for a mid-sized, classic backyard tile patio renovation that includes a roof extension

[microgeneration]

Decorating with Houseplants i(1988)

[textless]

[fromthedust]

Natural History Museum - London

Terra cotta details

Architect Alfred Waterhouse also designed an incredible series of animal and plant ornaments, statues and bas reliefs throughout the entire building – with extinct species in the east wing and living species in the west. Waterhouse sketched every one of these sculptures in great detail, even asking Museum professors to check the scientific accuracy of his drawings, before creating these decorations that complement the Museum’s exhibitions.

[mergatroidster]

mini planter monday

[curiosity-killed]

LARGE POT ACQUIRED

[night-for-night]

our new nano succulents drinking light!

[lucyblueberries]

I got yogurt from the store that came in this adorable cup and so I drilled a hole in it to have a new cute + mini pot - what should I plant in it? 🤗

[bennettmarko]

[vintagehomecollection]

Southern Interiors, 1988

[ohnodinos]

Christmas cactus with little cat totems drawing process. A print made for my mom as an xmas gift.

[epestrefe]

Άνοιξη

[foreverhisteddybear]

Pool Lap in Los Angeles Pool - large mediterranean backyard tile and custom-shaped lap pool idea

[bloggingmiles]

Buckinghamshire Transitional Deck Photo of a medium-sized transitional rooftop deck with a container garden without a cover

[indoorculinaryherbgardening]

6 Creative Containers for Indoor Culinary Herb Gardening

Oh, hello there herb enthusiasts! Are you ready to spruce up your indoor herb garden with some fresh, new containers? Well, look no further, because I’ve got a list of containers that will not only add some pizzazz to your garden, but also keep your herbs thriving! First up, we have the classic terra cotta pot. These earthy-colored pots are perfect for growing herbs because they’re porous and…