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ha! so that's what they are! I have one growing out from between the cracks in the pavement in my front yard!
ReplyDeleteHi there, found you through food gawker.
ReplyDeleteI repurpose my food jars! I think it's something my mother passed down to me - we both have our "perfect" jars for storing "the perfect" amount of stock, for storing odds and ends like buttons, screws, nuts & bolts...and now that its spring, I'm going to make a terrarium out of a larger pasta sauce jar and some thyme.
so cute!
ReplyDeleteOanh,
ReplyDeleteHaha. Yeah, they're rather like weeds, but pretty!
Jessica,
I use jars for buttons too. A terrarium sounds so cool.
Tania,
Thanks!
they ARE beautiful and edible... :0)
ReplyDeleteCalliendra,
ReplyDeleteI had no idea one could eat them!