Learn how to mount an orchid using my step-by-step tutorial. There is just something so right about mounted orchids displayed in its natural element.

Krystal Duran on Instagram: "Orchid are epiphytes. They grow on top of other plants and are not anchored in the soil. Epiphytes take up their nutrients from water, air, and debris around them. Living in Indiana, fall and winter temperatures get less than 55 degrees consistently which would prevent us from being able to anchor orchids or other plants to trees so this will just have to do. When choosing a board, choose one that is rot resistant. I used cork bark since it doesn’t rot but…

Unlock the art of creating an orchid arrangement with vine wood, guided by Kathleen, the designer behind Original Designs. Rogers Gardens' team presents this captivating video tutorial, allowing you to craft a unique orchid decor piece, perfect as a centerpiece for any room. Discover the secrets to selecting the best wood for mounting orchids, ensuring long-lasting beauty. Grapevine Wood stands out as an excellent choice for this arrangement. Transform your space with the allure of orchids.

This beautiful custom designed arrangement is made up of live succulents & cactus on a piece of natural driftwood found in the creeks of Tennessee! What a perfect centerpiece design. These are great for weddings/special events, as they can go home with your guests & the plants will live for months even years! We custom design these in your colors/style. Multiple sizes available! SMALL -- Approx 3-4" tall with plants, 5-9" long, includes 5-8 live succulent plants MEDIUM SIZE -- Approx…

Cultivating orchids is one of the most satisfying hobbies that one can have, especially when it comes to creative ways to display your blooming orchids. Mounting mini phalaenopsis on driftwood

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Has anyone done this? Years ago (literally years ago) on my old Dell computer that is no longer with us I had bookmarked a site for building a natural looking tree from scratch for this purpose. I searched for it again but can't find it. Does anyone know how to do this? What materials to use?