A floral designer and gardener, Kim Fisher has introduced the fun of garden creation indoors, creating vertical planters that enhance the wall rather than tabletop or window sill. These round, natural planters surround the greenery inside with a single aluminum frame, adjusting attention on the plants and succulents inside rather than a big or distracting pot.
Each planter is meant to be loaded like a traditional terrarium—rocks and moss forming the foundation of the minimalist arrangements rather than dirt. Each hangs at 22 inches in diameter and endures light and easy to hang.
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