We've found the 12 plants best suited to jar and bottle gardening. We've also included information about each plant and how to keep ... culinary applications) and pop them in a shallow pool ...

Bottle gardens are perfect for growing moisture-loving plants since the enclosed environment retains humidity. Use a glass container with or without a lid. Open bottles work better for succulents ...

Or go for contrast and pick foliage and flowers that make your main plant pop. Plants that prefer warm soil on the dry side prefer clay or terra cotta pots. This means geraniums, basil ...

Microgreens are different than sprouts, which are germinated seeds eaten as a complete plant — seeds ... need including planting trays, a misting bottle and growing medium such as peat-based ...