Decorating with dried grass and garden plants

Crazy fact about me – I am enamored with everything in nature – plants, weeds, wild flowers, bugs, everything. I simply can’t get enough of the beauty of weeds and flowers of grass or anything I see growing on my farm or in my neighborhood. I got interested in decorating using dried grass recently and since then I see the world differently – Every time I see reeds, I see beauty and a great potential for home décor. It’s like I suddenly have a new set of eyes; eyes that saw things I didn’t see before. ! I hope I can pass on some of that curiosity and interest in you too.

Since we are stuck at home during this pandemic, what better way to bring some of that outdoor beauty indoors! Today I am sharing with you some unique ways to decorate using dried reeds, weeds, cut banana plant, bamboo and even paddy! Not only is this an economical way to decorate your home, it’s sustainable too. It makes so much sense to use not just cut flowers for décor but to use elements found in our own garden and surroundings.

Ready! Let’s dive in…Watch this video and share your thoughts with me.

I hope you decorate using something interesting and when you do, don’t forget to share with me.

Decorating with dried grass and garden plants is a beautiful way to bring nature into your home while maintaining an eco-friendly and sustainable lifestyle. These plants can be a part of a broader natural lifestyle that involves not just decoration, but also incorporating them into other aspects of life, like how to make soap at home. By using dried herbs or flowers from your garden, you can create unique, homemade soaps that are gentle on the skin and the environment.

If you’re passionate about living sustainably, you might also want to explore online organic gardening course, which helps you cultivate food in an environmentally friendly way. Growing your own plants not only supports a healthier lifestyle but also allows you to take full advantage of the resources at hand; whether you’re harvesting ingredients for your soaps or designing a beautiful garden with dried plants.

To get started on the journey of home gardening, consider checking out our free home gardening 101 for beginners guide, which provides simple tips and tricks for anyone looking to create their own green space. Gardening not only enhances the beauty of your home but also provides a sustainable source of plants that can be used in various creative ways.

To further your engagement with nature and the plants you nurture, our nature journaling workshop provides a perfect avenue to start documenting your garden’s progress and uncover new ways to appreciate the environment. We also offer a unique farming course for students, connecting with schools to introduce young minds to the world of agriculture and hands-on farming practices.