The Healing – Magical Power Of House Plants A room in my house isn’t livable, until there’s a few ‘green people’ in there holding space. I believe that the plants in my life bring healing, energy, blessings, purification, company and … Continue reading →
Sun Mart Deluxe Screen House, Party Tent 15ftx12ft Green Enjoy it on your next camping trip or right in your own backyard. Great for picnics, tailgating and family gatherings. Sets-up in minutes for birthday party, graduation…. The fabric with water … Continue reading →
Candelabra Madagascar Palm – Easy House Plant 4″ Pot The Candelabra Madagascar Palm in native to the island of Madagascar off of the African coast. The plant you will receive is growing in a 4″ pot and is about 10″ … Continue reading →
Deluxe Screen House 20’x12′ Beige Enjoy it on your next camping trip or right in your own backyard! Great for picnics, tailgating, and family gatherings. Sets-up in minutes The fabric with water repellent treated. Comes with a carrying bag. 20’x12′ … Continue reading →
Peace Lily Plant – Spathyphyllium – Great House Plant Easy to grow house plant Grows in low light Blooms yearround Keep evenly moist The plant you will receive is growing in a 4″ pot Spathiphyllum the genus name means, literally, … Continue reading →
Deluxe 10’x12′ Screen House, Party Tent in Green 10ftx12ft screen house, party tent in Green 300 Denier polyester fabric with PU coated, UV treated Water resistant, full mosquito netting, 4 sides zipper. Roof ceiling height 114″, Eave height 84″ Leg … Continue reading →
House of Silk Flowers Triple-stem Silk Phalaenopsis Orchid Arrangement Lavender Three stems of lavender silk Phalaenopsis orchids Each stem has 7-9 blooms and 4-6 buds. Black glazed ceramic pot to complement any décor (6″ x 6″ x 6″) Natural-looking and … Continue reading →
The idea of Xeriscaping, or dry landscaping, was developed in 1981 by the municipal water department in Denver, Colorado. The function of Xeriscaping is to landscape private or pubic properties in a way that allows them to withstand the extended … Continue reading →