These days, terrariums \u2013 or bottle gardens, as they\u2019re often called \u2013 are all the rage, and it\u2019s easy to see why. They\u2019re attractive, simple to maintain and can fit onto any windowsill, shelf or tabletop. As self-sufficient ecosystems, terrariums are popular among those who want a hassle-free alternative to the standard house plant<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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What is a terrarium?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
A terrarium is a mini garden within a dome, either fully enclosed or with a small opening. Usually, designs are made from glass and incorporate metal or wood elements.<\/p>\n
Terrariums don\u2019t usually come with plants, so it\u2019s up to you to create your own mini outdoor scene. Cacti and succulents<\/a> are both well-suited to the micro-climate created in a bottle garden, and tropical seedlings<\/a> do well in an enclosed dome with plenty of moisture and sunlight.<\/p>\n
Why invest in a terrarium? They\u2019re incredibly low-maintenance \u2013 once you\u2019ve planted them up, you should only have to water them a couple of times per year, and some enclosed domes can be left indefinitely.<\/p>\n
Although terrariums are essentially glass bottles, they come in all shapes and sizes, so there\u2019s plenty of choice for anyone looking to add some hassle-free greenery into their home.<\/p>\n
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