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| Photo: Rodger Cummins |
Aussie Clea Cregan and her lovely "miniscapes" were featured in the
Sydney Morning Herald last week. She cites using books from the 70s to train herself in her terrarium-making-skills. I highly recommend keeping an eye out for terrarium books from the 70s as well - they can be a wealth of resources. Here are her tips for good terrarium plants:
Moisture-loving, low-growing plants are ideal for terrariums: African violets, baby's tears, silver net plants, ferns, begonias and succulents. Creeping fig is another good choice Cregan has used many times to create a lush, dense jungle.
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