Teacup herb garden

Merry Christmas, friends! Welcome! This is my 17th year (!) sharing our home(s) at Christmas with my friends on the internet. If anyone had told me in the years prior that this would be a thing I could do I wouldn't have believed it, but for sure would've been thrilled. It's been such a delight to have found so many kindred spirits who share a love of creating a home in every season.

Aren't these just dreamy? Nothing says magic like a little teacup full of plants. Make these Adorable Mini Teacup Gardens collected here at Pop Shop America.

you may remember these? and wondered what I planned for all those tea cups with little holes in the bottom... well if you came by at finders keepers or the GoMA twilight market you'll have already solved the puzzle. as...

Whether you have old chipped teacups or thrift store finds to make use of, get crafty with these inspiring ways to upcycle old tea cups.

If you've ever wanted to grow your own herb garden, now's your chance. Just dust off some old teacups, drill a small hole in the bottom of each one and voila! Your herbs in a cup will be looking—and smelling—pretty in no time.

Whenever I'm out thrift store shopping I always find a plethora of abandoned teacups without their saucer counterpart. I decided to give new life to these beautiful cups by using them as cacti and succulent planters! They're low maintenance plants and add simple color and texture to your space! See how easy it is to make your own! ….. Supplies: Teacups – you can find them for .99 cents at most thrift stores Cacti or succulents – I chose a moon cactus, an aloe 'Park Avenue' hybrid, and a…

Create a charming tea garden that looks beautiful but also taste even better! Get all of the healthy benefits and delicious tea from your own garden.

Welcome to this week’s Teacup Tuesday! We’ve all experienced the frustration of accidentally breaking something we cherish, like a beloved teacup. If you’ve ever found yourself in that situation, y…

Foliage plants potted into teacups are a charming and unexpected way to display your houseplants.

If you want a cute and creative decor piece for your home, you have to make this DIY teacup fairy garden! It's so easy to make, and so pretty when finished!