Get your kitchen herbs planted or store them in water as a lovely feature with these mason jar planters/vases.
As featured in the August 2015 issue of homes+.
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Question: How about water draining? If left without any way out, it might end up ruining plant's roots. Being made of glass, the jar won't breath at all.
Any ideas on how to work around it? It looks pretty nice, but this is a big issue on the long run.
Cheers!