Herb Wreath

This potted-herb wreath is both a decorative object and a working herb garden. Since the moss-covered form is made to get wet, you can immerse the whole wreath in the sink to water it. You can swap in clover, succulents, or small violets for the herbs, if you like. Moss wreaths are available in florist-supply stores, craft stores, or online.

You will need:

• One 14-inch moss wreath form
• 8–10 small clay pots in different sizes (I use 1.75-inch and 2.5-inch pots)
• Hot glue gun
• Hot glue sticks
• Potting soil
• 8–10 herb plants

1. Begin by gluing the pots to the moss form, using a large amount of hot glue to ensure a tight grip and alternating between the larger and smaller pots.

2. Once the pots are affixed to the form, put a little potting soil in each. Put in an herb plant and cover with enough potting soil to fill the pot.

3. Water the pots and display.