$39.95 from Teleflora - Hardy ivy combined with an arrowhead and snake plant are paired with rocks and green sand in a clear glass cylinder vase.

$21.98 from Things You Never Knew Existed - Carnivorous Creations™ feature 10 plants that trap, drown, starve, or paralyze insects and eat them! The garden includes a terrarium-style planter, seed packets, planting mixture, color decals, gravel, and instuctions.

$5.95 from Edmund Scientifics - Grow unusual brain plants without much water or work. Simply water the soil in the terrarium, place the seed disk on top, screw on lid, and place on a windowsill. The colorful flowers resemble actual brains.

$49.50 from WorldWideGlobes.com - This attractive raised relief 12" blue political globe is beautifully accented by the dark blue plastic base and semi-meridian. Loaded with information. Makes a great gift, order today!

$52.99 from WorldWideGlobes.com - The striking colors invite students of any age to explore. The 12" raised-relief blue ocean globe offers a vibrant contrast to the metal gold-colored base. Makes a great gift for the inquisitive student. Order today!

$29.00 from Eco-Artware.com - Jeff Davis' bowls, made from vintage 33 rpm vinyl records, put the right spin on entertaining. Use them to serve fruit, pretzels, wrapped candies, or to hold a small bowl of dip surrounded by chips.

$87.95 from Executive Essentials - The silver land mass Crystal Marquise offers the enduring appeal of a globe, but with a thoroughly modern, visually stunning twist. The transparent 12" globe ball is bisected by a unique stainless steel axis base.

$42.95 from Teleflora - Three succulent plants - a sansevieria; echeveria and ice plant - are accented with deerfoot moss and nestled in a distressed galvanized pot.

$135.00 from Eco-Artware.com - Hand made by Wire Weavers, a group of Zulu weavers using remnants of insulated (plastic coated) copper telephone wire which is purchased from a factory in Pretoria, South Africa. Each basket is a work of art.

$9.50 from HerpArts.com - A beautiful clay flute (Ocarina) made in the village of San Juan de Oriente, Nicaragua. Each one is patterned after a turtle, fired in a homemade kiln, then painted. To play, just blow on the opening.