Rooted from Yarrow Acres

Friday March 27, 2026 6:30-8pm
$55 per person- includes ONE terrarium
Spots open: 12

non refundable only transferable

Making a terrarium is an easy, fun and artistic way to bring the beauty of nature inside your home! Join us to learn more as we teach you how to create a terrarium and make it your own! Please plan to bring your own glass vessel with lid to build your terrarium with. We will supply you with the sand, gravel, soil and up to 3 plants for your terrarium (additional plants can be purchased).

10% off in the store that night

Not ready for the responsibility of a goldfish, but want something just as adorable? Well, this month we’re featuring a houseplant that will be perfect for you! This plant will bring joy to any plant or pet lover. It can be fussy at times, however, it’s worth the hassle. When provided the ideal conditions it gifts you the sweetest surprise. The Goldfish plant’s botanical name is Columnea gloriosa. This plant originates from Central and South America. It comes in many different varieties. Some even have hairy, velvety leaves. A natural trailing plant the Goldfish plant’s branches can grow up to three feet long, making it the perfect plant to display in a hanging planter. It gets its name from its unique flowers that look like little goldfish emerging from the small dark-green waxy leaves. The appropriate amount of light is crucial for this plant if you want it to flower. It needs bright, indirect sunlight. However, avoid direct sunlight which will burn the leaves. If the plant isn’t getting enough light it can get very leggy and can drop leaves. Don’t have a bright enough spot for a Goldfish plant? Invest in a grow light and watch this plant thrive. During prime growing season water this plant when the top one or two inches of soil are dry, ideally keeping the soil evenly moist. In winter months, when the plant is more dormant, you can allow the soil to get drier. But still, don’t allow the plant to completely dry out. I recommend buying a moisture meter if you don’t have one. It makes it super easy to check and know when it’s time to give your planty friend a drink.