(Music by Barry London and Eric Beug) For this week’s How-
Tuesday, we’re resurfacing an old favorite. Enjoy! Just because
the first flurries have decimated your window garden, there’s no
need to settle for a season lackluster and dreary. Bring a tiny
lush world into your home with this week’s How-Tuesday video!
Kimberly Sevilla of Rose Red & Lavender shows us how to make
terrariums out of light bulbs — an urban gardener’s dream. This
project is fun, simple, and completely customizable (gnomes,
anyone?). Also keep in mind that you’re not limited to light
bulbs, any container will work just fine (mason jars, vials,
fish bowls, old medicine bottles, etc.). Lets get started! -
Sphagnum moss - Needle-nose pliers - Long tweezers Choose your
container. Anything that is clear and can hold water, either
open or closed, will work. In this how-to we use a light bulb.
You will need to remove the guts of the bulb, so put on your
safety goggles! Add a layer of rocks. You can use regular stones
or expanded clay pellets — ju