On the Shelf: Air Plants

One of our absolute favorite things about spring is when we get our shipment of air plants! There's just something so great about these quirky little plants & we love filling our shelves with them! And possibly what we love the most about them is that they're so easy to care for, especially if you have a busy schedule like us! They like bright, indirect sunlight and filtered water. They can be watered either by submerging them for several hours about every 10 days, or spraying them until dripping wet more regularly. They like temperatures from 50-80 degrees. Because they're so versatile, the possibilities are endless. A single suspended air plant is simple and beautiful, but they can also be arranged in any style and in any area. That's why it's so fun to design with air plants — they can bring nature to any space, indoors or out. Be sure to come by the store soon to pick up a selection of these truly amazing plants as they always seem to disappear just as soon as we get them!!

Curious Collection: Air Plants

Air plants have been a favorite product of ours for as long as we've carried them. Their wonderfully unique shapes and easy care make them a standard to have around the house or office. All they require is a light misting with water once a week and they're good to go! They're the perfect solution for folks like us with busy schedules who love keeping natural florals and plant life in our homes. If you're not already obsessed with this species of plant life, then you need to stop by soon and check out how cool these little plants are! Take it from us, once you start collecting you won't be able to stop!

Available at The Paris Market.

On the Shelf: Air plants

If you remember several months ago we posted about air plants and how to care for them. Once again our shelves are in full bloom with these curious plants and we wanted you to hear it first! To refresh your memory, Tillandsia, otherwise known as air plants, are a species of plants native to forests, mountains and deserts in Central and South America and the southern United States. Non-parasitic, air plants rely on their host only for support as they collect nutrients and moisture from the air. As water is absorbed through their leaves, the roots of an air plant are used only as anchors. Overgrown with Tillandsia, our shelves are host to various shapes and sizes, and we can't get enough! The most exciting part of collecting air plants, other than watching them grow, is the chance to discover new ways of displaying and arranging them. They're a great way to freshen up the house and undoubtedly add an element of curiosity to any of your own displays. Stop by soon and see our collection before they all bloom!

Available at The Paris Market!