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Great for small or large outdoor living spaces, vertical plant walls are trending in California. This one features drought-tolerant succulents. Dimensions: 20" x 20"

Wooly Pockets hide ugly walls and create living art.

Add wall interest as well as an instant garden to the otherwise barren landscape of interior walls. Designed by Seth Boor in collaboration with Flora Grubb, these innovative pieces of steel hardware screw directly into the wall unobtrusively staging and projecting the exotic air plants used extensively by Grubb.

These unique holiday ornaments will last well through the winter season and beyond. Handmade from plant cuttings, the ornamental phase in the lives of these succulents is only temporary as these plants will happily take to planting and may even begin to sprout new roots while still hanging on the tree.

Specimens of tillandsia, mosses and lichens encapsulated in glass ornaments live in miniature existence on the Christmas tree or even suspended near an open window. The delicacy of these aeriums carefully brings a studied piece of the landscape indoors to enjoy.

Add a little serenity to your desktop with a live plant. I adore this Footed Aerium!

I think a vertical garden of succulent plants, like this one, would make a great substitute for my lack of garden space. Absolutely stunning! Dimensions: 19.5"H x 19.5"W x 2.5"D.

If you are really looking for a low key and low maintenance indoor plant, consider tillandsia. Also called air plants because they require no soil, yep you hear me no soil, to grow. The grape wood is also a beautiful sculptural element. Dimensions: small-10"H; medium-13"H. ($25 for medium).