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Bring a feel of the rainforest into a cosy living or work area: our one of a kind designer ‘Angkor’ terrarium was created for a shelf or tabletop that needs an accent piece, but where space is limited.

This moody planting of a variegated Creeping Fig (Ficus pumila), a delicate-leaved Asparagus Fern and earthy moss around a substantial slab of lava rock, all rising out of a bed of mysterious black gravel, evoke a lost city deep in a tropical jungle.

As well as being cheerful and beautiful, this terrarium is a complete ecosystem with tiny hexapods called springtails that do the cleaning up. They’ll eat up any mould, bacteria and old plant bits that die off. They also help aerate and fertilise the soil, meaning less maintenance in keeping your terrarium healthy!

This nearly self-sustaining indoor garden is housed in a robust 15 cm tall glass cone, for all-around viewing all year long. It will do best in a bright spot, away from direct sunlight or any source of heat. It comes with its own cork cover, which decreases evaporation and keeps watering down to a minimum.

Warmth, coolness and space, all in one vintage-looking bottle: Summer Moonshine has everything to light up your world indoors.

It took a while to coax them in, but a Creeping Fig Ficus pumila, a pink-leaved Fittonia (nerve plant), and the tiny Artillery Plant Pilea microphylla are thriving happily together in this miniature garden in a bottle.

Helping to maintain the health of this ecosystem are some hexapods called springtails, that we’ve added to do the clean-up. They’ll eat up any mould, bacteria and old plant bits that die off. They also help aerate and fertilise the soil, meaning less maintenance in keeping your terrarium healthy!

This nearly self-sustaining indoor garden is housed in a 17cm tall apothecary-style glass bottle, for that retro feel with all-around viewing all year long. Summer Moonshine will do best in a bright spot, away from direct sunlight or any source of heat. Watering is minimal, since the terrarium has its own cork cover to decrease evaporation.