Materials for Large Terrarium

• Large jar or clear glass bowl
• 1 pin frog, approximately 2- to 3-inch in diameter
• Floral clay (enough for the bottom of the pin frog)
• 1 small handful of moss
• Medium sized white decorative rocks, enough to fill the bottom of the bowl
• 5 to 8 stems sword fern
• 3 stems gaylex leaves
• 3 stems pink miniature carnations
• Floral preservative and clippers

Step 2 - Now scatter decorative rocks on the bottom of the jar/bowl.

Step 3 - Fill the bowl with water that has been treated with floral preservative. The water level should just meet the top of the rocks.

Step 5 - Insert the sword fern, cutting the stems in varying lengths. However, keep the stems slightly lower than the glass jar/bowl. Now insert the gaylex short leaves around the sword fern.

Step 6 - Cut one stem of the miniature carnations about 3-inches in length; insert it into the front of the frog. Cut the next stem approximately 5-inches in length and insert this stem behind the first stem. Cut the final stem so that the top of the stem meets the rim of the jar/bowl and insert it behind all the flowers.

Materials for Medium Terrarium:

• Medium size jar or clear glass bowl
• 1 pin frog, approximately 2- to 3-inch in diameter
• Floral clay (enough for the bottom of the pin frog)
• Small decorative rocks, enough to fill the bottom of the jar
• 1 small handful of moss
• 2 stems croton leaves and 2 sword fern
• 1 stem peachy/pink gerbera daisy
• Floral preservative and clippers

Step 2 - Now scatter decorative rocks on the bottom of the bowl.

Step 3 - Fill the bowl with water that has been treated with floral preservative. The water level should just meet the top of the rocks.

Step 5 - Insert 2 sword ferns towards what will become the back of the frog (terrarium), and then insert 2 croton leaves in front of the two sword ferns.

Step 6 - Cut the gerbera daisy to about 2-inches in length and insert it very low in front of the croton leaves.