Vermont Nature Creations - Handcrafted Hanging Water Gardens (Plant Rooters)
Hanging Water Gardens—or what some call plant rooters are the most
decorative, elegant way to grow plants in water. For years we have called our
creations Plant Rooters, but so many of our customers use them as hanging water
gardens that we have started referring to them this way.
So if you’re looking for Plant rooters, that's us – If you’re looking for the
most decorative way to grow plants in water, you’ve found it. We are the plant
rooter/ hanging water garden folks from Vermont.
At Vermont Nature Creations, we guarantee you quality handcrafted designs, which
are a perfect hydroponic habitat.
You've seen us at all the big art shows, like The Philadelphia Flower show, The
Chicago Flower Show, The Cincinnati Flower Show, just to name a few. Our
handcrafted creations, our plant rooters and hanging water gardens, have been
voted best of show over a dozen times.
Plant rooters, plant starters, hanging water gardens, call them whatever you'd
like; we like to call them our Vermont Nature Creations, or as one of our
customers once put it, "those plant hanging things".
What we have designed is a beautiful way for growing and rooting your plants, a
hanging water garden right in your kitchen window! They are perfect and
convenient for rooting and growing herbs.
All of our hanging water gardens are handcrafted using copper of the highest
grade, and artisan stain glass that is hand-selected for its beauty. Our Hanging
Water Gardens are individually crafted with your plant cuttings in mind. The
unique designs allow the plants to climb and grow around the stain glass to let
the sun through. Hanging in your window, the rooter vase will catch the sun and
the plants will love it. If you've been told that you don't have a green thumb
you must give our hanging water gardens a try!
They are a real winner. In our opinion, some of the most beautiful plants to
root and grow in your hanging water garden are; English Ivy, Spider Plants, and
just about any herb…my favorite is basil, and mint is fantastic, as well.
