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The Ellias Trap Terrarium namesake is John Ellias, a naturalist and member of The Royal Society of London. Ellias was an early pioneer in the use of terrariums to transport exotic plants. Although Dr. Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward is credited with the invention of the modern terrarium; John Ellias discussed the use of terrariums in 1770, in his book "Directions for Bringing Over Seeds and Plants, from the East Indies and Other Distant Countries, in a State of Vegetation", which bested Dr. Ward by over 60 years. Although he never quite got the recognition he deserved, we have honored him here with our smallest terrarium. Poor Ellias; however, he would go on to discover the Venus Fly Trap. The Ellias Trap Terrarium features a pyramid hip roof and a repeating geometric triangular pattern.
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LeadHead Glass Terrariums are handcrafted out of reclaimed glass and wood from deconstructed homes in Detroit. We model our terrariums after 19th century Wardian Cases, with an updated design. The Wardian case was originally used to transport exotic plants around the globe, and is an ideal environment to raise your own miniature garden in!
LeadHead Glass Terrariums are as unique as the glass and wood it comes from. Each one is made using responsibly sourced materials from hand deconstructed homes. Our commitment is to recycle and reuse our local resources by creating fine American-crafted terrariums.
$92.00
This little darling is our second smallest Wardian case. The 6" planting base can accommodate two to three miniature plantings. We have kept the design clean and crisp to highlight...
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The Geo hanging terrarium is designed for miniature succulents and air plants. With a deeper planting base than our other hangers, it is also a great container for vining plants....
$146.00
The English Cottage Garden inspires visions of weeping laburnum, dew scented honeysuckle, and for Agatha Christie "murder most foul". The heady scent of the Damask Rose, the menacing monkshood just...