Greenhouse kitchen

Não há desculpas para não plantar, mesmo na estação mais fria do ano

These photos will make you move to the woods and become a chillwave druid.

Just because you don’t have outdoor space doesn’t mean you can’t put your green thumb to good use. Consider installing a greenhouse window in your kitchen. Not only will you be able to grow herbs and small plants, but you’ll have something much more pleasant to look at while doing the dishes. And if installing a new window isn’t in your budget, there are plenty of ways to DIY a version of your own. Here are six inspiring examples.

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@kakteenhaage posted to Instagram: Gärtnerei - Ein wunderschönes leeres Gewächshaus wartet auf Pflanzen - und glückliche Menschen. #gaertnerei #glasshouse #succulents #greenhouse

dining nook with lots of light

Believe it or not, this is actually the very first Tanglewood conservatory! Who would have guessed that fifteen years later, everyone would still love it and comment about it as much as they do and think it's one of the best. It is one of our very favorites - along with many others.

by Lucy Bergwall ’15, Sara Clark ’15, Robin Gimm ’14, and Josh Morrison ’16 On a Tuesday in late June, Zilkha Center interns Lucy Bergwall ’15, Sara Clark ’15, Robin Gimm ’14, and Josh Morrison ’16 along with Brent Wasser, manager of the Sustainable Food and Agriculture Program, piled into a college van and headed off to UMass Amherst’s award-winning permaculture garden for the 2013 Permaculture Your Campus Conference. While most of the interns had heard the term permaculture thrown around…