| For an anytime gift, greeting, thank you, or new business congratulation, think about sending a verdant, living, dish garden. Today's dish gardens are no longer boring affairs comprised of a couple of snake plants and philodendron stuck in an unattractive ceramic trough. Floral designers have gone to the max developing a product which delivers blooms, long lasting beauty and growth. Plants used in dish gardens are those which are notoriously tolerant of indoor growing conditions as well as black thumbs. Some people prefer to eventually take their dish gardens apart and grow the plants individually, while others marvel at the ability of dish garden plants to just keep growing and growing, despite their small container. Dish gardens are gifts with usefulness, and could be used more frequently as centerpieces and certainly in place of artificial decorations, in any location needing a little more loveliness and life! text © by Leigh Fulghum |