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Why Denverites Love the Terrorium Shop

Posted on August 20
Michelle Polizzi

Michelle Polizzi

Different plants arranged on a shelf in a local plant shop

The Terrorium Shop sells a collection of unique houseplants, eclectic oddities, and terrariums. (Courtesy of The Terrorium Shop)

At The Terrorium Shop, you can find creepy crawlies, taxidermied reptiles, and entire mini worlds to spark your imagination. Here are three cool ways this store helps you release your inner nature witch:

1. Buy a Carnivorous Plant

Whether you use it to catch pests at home or to learn the art of preserving one, The Terrorium Shop can help you feel confident about taking a carnivorous plant home.

2. Take a Bone or Bug Class

Learn how to process and clean bones for using them in creative projects, or make a pinned praying mantis for display. (If you’re unsure about the dead animal thing, don’t worry: They make sure to follow sustainability practices and adhere to legal guidelines.)

3. Order a Nature Bundle (a.k.a. Taxidermy Bouquet)

For $40, The Terrorium Shop will create a customized nature bundle according to your preferences — hairy hooves and sparkly crystals included.

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