Glass plants only cuttings or baby plants and uses no chemicals unless a plant is in dire straits. He digs in natural mulch, much of it based on kitchen waste like vegetable peels, egg shells and shrimp shells. His garden is watered by small spray or drip irrigation, the black pipes hidden by lush green growth. He straightens a dried lacy plant. It looks a lot like Queen Anne's lace.
Butterflies like to lay eggs on it.
Poking in the dark soil around a garlic plant, he finds a small round knob. This is a surprise. Must be left over from the peelings in the mulch. Glass has no idea what it will do at maturity, but admires its leaves that are nine inches across. Ostrich fern and the durable fishbone fern.