Life tree wallmounted drying rack — decorative and functional storage for herbs, flowers, fruit, and lightweight produce Key benefits Maximizes space: at 15 x 5 in (38 x 12.5 cm) and wallmounted, this rack frees counter and shelf space in small kitchens, bathrooms, or utility areas. Promotes effective air drying: builtin hooks let herbs and flowers hang openly to dry by natural air circulation, helping reduce dampness and the risk of mold. Enhances décor while organizing: the natureinspired life tree design provides an attractive, purposedriven display that doubles as herb storage. Versatile use: designed for herbs and flowers and also suitable for drying small fruits or vegetables, making it useful for culinary, craft, and household needs. What it does and how it solves problems Efficient drying in limited space: hanging items expose them to air on all sides, speeding drying and preventing moisture buildup that can occur with crowded flat drying. Keeps work surfaces clear: wall mounting moves drying items off counters and out of the way while keeping them accessible. Decorative storage: the life tree design integrates into your décor so drying and storage do not look cluttered or utilitarian. Features and compatibility Dimensions: 15 x 5 in (38 x 12.5 cm) — compact, suited to smaller kitchens, bathrooms, pantries, or craft rooms. Mounting style: wallmounted for vertical storage and improved airflow. Hooks included: designed for hanging herbs, flowers, and similarly sized produce for natural air drying. Suitable items: culinary and medicinal herbs (e.g., rosemary, thyme, sage), cut flowers for bouquets or potpourri, and small fruits or vegetable pieces that can be hung to dry. Practical use scenarios Kitchen: hang bunches of rosemary, thyme, or bay leaves after harvest to dry for later cooking and longterm storage, keeping counters clear. Craft or studio: airdry cut flowers for wreaths, bouquets, or pressedflower projects while displaying them attractively. Pantry or sunroom: dry thinsliced or lightweight fruits and vegetables (e.g., citrus peels, small pepper strings) using passive airflow to reduce moisture before storage. Care and placement tips Install on a wall with adequate air circulation and moderate temperature for drying performance. Arrange items with some space between bunches to ensure even airflow. Avoid placing directly above heat sources that could overdry or scorch delicate items. This life tree drying rack combines practical airdrying performance with a compact, decorative form — ideal for anyone who wants organized, spacesaving drying and storage for herbs, flowers, and small produce.