I love a centerpiece that grabs attention and gets a reaction – especially from my children. Whether you are having a large group for dinner or simply having a friend over for tea it is so easy and fun to create a little something different for the moment you share together.
Wheatgrass is grown in a 5-inch cast iron skillet that I picked up for a few dollars at a resale shop. Place soil and seeds in skillet, keep moist and in light. Check for moisture on bottom of skillet before placing directly on table.
The lid from a soup can is pulled back to reveal sprouting wheatgrass. To make this I pealed the lid back partially, cleaned can and removed the label, filled with soil and topped with grass seeds. You can expect to wait about one week until grass is a little over one inch in height – so plan in advance.
Wheatgrass looks great growing in anything – experiment if you like. I buy my seeds online at wheatgrasskits.com.
This is the cutest thing in the world..I am going to order some wheat grass right now! Thank you!
These ideas are phenomenal! Both of these would make for such great conversation pieces. I’m in love! Thanks for sharing!
These are both fibbity-fabulous, this is an AWESOME idea! Thanks for sharing dear.
absolutely lovely!!! Really cute! I want to do it at home right now! Have a nice day!
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Wow! This is an adorable idea! I love how the wheat grass looks poking out of the pulled back can. Very creative!