Plant bags

Use these free instructions to sew your own fabric grow bags in any size (small, medium, large, and extra large) for your patio, balcony, or garden. Lightweight and compact to store, they are a smart alternative to bulky plastic pots.

We think you will love sewing these Reversible Fabric Baskets. The baskets are so fun to sew and the video sewing tutorial from Sotak Co is completely free.

With a little clever planning, an astonishing amount of food can be grown in very small spaces. Learn how to garden in tiny backyards, patios and balconies.

Does a trip to your local nursery result in a car filled to the brim with new greenery to add to your growing houseplant oasis? If so, today’s tutorial will […]

Are you looking to buy a houseplant online and have it delivered to your home? We have a large selection of plants for the home ready to be shipped to you. We specialize in houseplant delivery.

Why use grow bags instead of pots? Find out the pros and cons of grow bags for gardening, and why they can be better for your plants!

I don't know about you--but one trend I absolutely fell into last year was that of renovating my home space. With spending so much time at home (i.e. basically all the time) at some point I really started to feel suffocated. And that if I didn't update said space I was potentially going to go a little insane. Enter: Houseplants. Maybe 5-6 months into the pandemic, my husband and I decided to really dive into the world of becoming houseplant parents. We have always had a few plants here and…

Learn how to grow vegetables in soil bags eliminating the need for garden planters or in-ground planting. Grow your vegetables from seed, and have fresh vegetables all summer long with very little gardening work!

Some of our plants needed to be moved over in bigger containers, so I made DIY grow bags to transfer them into. We had a lot of leftover landscape fabric after…

This listing is for one handmade washable paper basket in a kraft brown colour. It is made from paper which has been tanned similar to the process used to produce leather. The result is that the paper is tough, durable, can be wiped clean or even hand washed. When it is dry, just scrunch it up and ease it back into shape - it is truly a wonderful product and very on-trend right now. The baskets could be used for storage of fruit, bread rolls, pot plants, children's toys, craft supplies, wool…