Instant Gardens

Martha Stewart Living, May 1999

Flower pots and windowsills seem to have a natural affinity for each other. It takes planning to grow pots of colorful blossoms, however. As a shortcut, arrange cut tulips, lamb's ears, lilacs, or other flowers in glass vases or small jars placed inside the pots. Cut the stems just long enough so that the blossoms clear the rims of the pots and appear to be spilling out.

Reviews (1)

  • Greenisgood2
    14 Jul, 2010

    Search TickleMe Plant to grow the plant that everyone seems to be talking about.
    It's like having a 3D animated movie growing on your windowsill! The leaves instantly fold and even the branches fall down when Tickled! . I think of it as my "pet" TickleMe Plant. See the video first if you never saw one in action.