What a beautiful and colorful way to root plants!

Your window sills are so pretty and I love all the colors.

Thank you Becky

Thank YOU Vicki for taking time to read and make a comment!

I was given 6 cobalt blue vics bottles and 6 taller Emerson bottles (old!) on Saturday. One is already holding a rooting plant.

That's the way to think outside the box! Great use of found things. Your rooting bottles are like eye candy.

Thanks Sandi. YOU know I love my eye candy! I wish I had more windows!

Thank you for allowing me to use your image of the "frogs".

Yay, yay Becky Boo! Thank You! Very nice article. So many choices, so many bottles, containers, shapes & sizes & colors. I never would have thought of salt & pepper shakers.

I'm drooling over your blue vics bottles! Blue glass is my favorite.

I love blue glass the best too, Ann. The euro store has a lot of it for sale but I prefer to find it less expensive. (see images on the other comment thread here . . . there is some blue!

Tomorrow I'll take a photo of them to show you. Those things run up to as high as $10 each in antique stores or ebay!

YES! Photos please!
I always loved to find sea glass. My favorites were the blue ones --- RARE --- but if you happened to find a RED one you had found one in a million!

Ann, red is my favorite inside-the house color!

But I still love my blue bottles the most.

I know. It's hard to decide between the two sometimes. I think I like that idea ~~~ "inside the house color". Red it is.

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Becky I call that article 'Eye Candy'. So much fun to read and I am fascinated by colored glass anyway. Couldn't quit looking at it.

Love the colorful containers!

I usually complement my plants in glass jars with colored water gel beads..adds additional fun as well. Indeed it is fun to see when the roots gradually move about to seek moisture beneath in those shapely glass jars.

Great article Debbie! I want to learn how to do the bottles in the first picture!

I hate to have to come in the shop and pot up a plant I up rooted while weeding. I will just stick it in water, but usually never have a nice size or color for displaying. Need to start collecting.

I'm glad you all liked the article, Lynn, June, Tarev and Sheila! Be sure to take a peek at the other comment thread with this article for more images!

Nice article Becky! You have some very creative ideas for items to use - I like it!

Very pretty and educational too. Love the colored glasses....

Looking at the world through rose colored glasses.

Thanks Chris, Charleen and Vic!
Ann, I guess I do look through the world with rose colored glasses. It's prettier that way.