Guard your garden with the imposing presence of a mystical fire-breathing dragon and help support climbing plants, flowers, and vines all at the same time.
This natural burlap saddle bag planter lets you grow flowers, herbs, vegetables, strawberries, tomatoes, and more vertically straddled over a railing or fence.
This spooky black skull has an opening on top so you can fill it up with plants, flowers, herbs, and more or just use it as a bowl to serve up Halloween candy.
This innovative hip-height mobile garden bed allows you to conveniently grow vegetables, flowers, and herbs with ease on your patio, deck, or balcony.
This beautiful bouquet of white roses begins to glow-in-the-dark with an eerie bright green luminescence when the sun goes down or the lights go out.
This whimsical self-watering planter lets plants, flowers, or herbs stay hydrated for up to 8 weeks by slowly sucking up water through a straw-like cotton wick.
This whimsical self-watering terracotta planter stake / olla looks like a huge carrot and slowly releases the ideal amount of water to your thirsty houseplant.
Indoor planters don't get much spicier than this cool new yet quite scorching hot-inspired Red Hot Chili Planter from Bubblegum Stuff.
Add a little magic to your boring indoor houseplants and alleviate boredom for a few hours at the same time when you assemble these Tiny Houseplant Treehouses.
This spooky ceramic watering spike has an ominous gargoyle-shaped water reservoir on top of a porous spike that delivers the exact amount of water to the soil.
From the gift that grows to the one that kills in creative ways, this terrifying Chia Pet is shaped like the head of Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th movies.
While they may look like exotic black-petaled long-stemmed roses, which don't actually exist in nature, they're real luxurious roses that have been dyed black.
This mysterious, monolithic stone Moai head stands guard and looks imposing when spiked down into a houseplant's soil and it also waters it for you too.
Enjoy a somewhat continuously self-replenishing supply of tasty pistachios to enjoy all by yourself (or share) by growing your very own pistachio tree.
These whimsical, double-take-inducing ceramic plant stakes look like geese are sticking their heads up for a peek in plants, flower beds, shrubs, or containers.
