Angelonia, also called summer snapdragon, is an annual plant in cooler climates of US hardiness zones 9 and below. It ...

To make your own display, you'll first need to find a hanging fruit basket. If you don't have one at home, take a trip to your local thrift store, and you might get lucky.

Visitors to the Anasazi Heritage Center this year will be able to see the diverse history of Native American basketry in the Four Corners from 7,000 years ago to present day. Baskets were f ...

Beauty. People gravitate toward it. They seek it in many forms: nature, music, literature, and paintings, such as Fruit ...

A collection of Native American baskets, bags and other handcrafted items, made by Klikitat artists, known as the Wyers Collection, is displayed at the Maryhill Museum of Art in Goldendale, Wash ...

Even better, many hanging baskets come pre-made, saving novice florists the hassle of snipping stems and rearranging prickly roses for display. This saves oodles of time prepping fiddly petals.

The exhibit displays baskets that are described as works of artistry, complex thought, beauty, and use, which connect to where they were made and the use of knowledge and wisdom to transform their ...