Plant The Seeds And Watch Them Grow.

Pacific Northwest "seed bombs", from VisuaLingual.

Vintage "A-Z's of Gardening" index card set, from Bright Wall Vintage.

Bamboo herb garden markers, from Oryx and Crake Design.

Fabric leaf potted plant, from Jane Joss.

This is the final post of our "Bringing The Outside In" series. I hope you've found your inner "green thumb"!

Craving more? Find tons and tons of handmade and vintage-themed gardening items on Etsy.

Cuteness Lies Beneath.

"Grow" giclee print, from Pixel and Post.

Part of our week long "Bringing The Outside In" series. Find more art prints and greeting cards in Pixel and Post's Etsy shop.

Tiny Bowl Of Life.

Concrete bowl votive, from A T Designs.

Part of our week long "Bringing The Outside In" series. Find more concrete decor and planters in A T Designs' Etsy shop.

The Necessary Tools.

Original watercolor painting, from The Joy Of Color.

Part of our week long "Bringing The Outside In" series. Find more nature-inspired, original paintings in The Joy Of Color's Etsy shop.

DIY Herb Garden.

DIY organic indoor herb kit (with vintage planter), from RubySue Vintage.

Part of our week long "Bringing The Outside In" series. Find more vintage home decor (and DIY gardening kits) in RubySue Vintage's Etsy shop.

Theme Of The Week: Bringing The Outside In

"Moss" print, from Bawk Bawk.

Indoor gardening, farmer's markets and an ever-growing surge of handmade creativity has given rise to a growing trend: bringing the outside in. You no longer have to own a house with a yard to cultivate fresh herbs, fruits and vegetables. All you need is a window sill.

This week, we'll discover terrariums, plants, moss, mushrooms, herbs, fruits, vegetables and more--all in the unlikeliest of places, the great indoors.