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This month I wanted to share my garden photos with you.,I am excited to share my recycled vertical garden.Our renovation work was going on for some time which left all my plants withered and dull due to cement and air pollution. Since this was anticipated,a part of my foliage collection, I kept away from the construction area,which came handy for the vertical foliage arrangement.
Above one is an old window which we removed and kept it safely for future use.At the time of construction just couldnt figure out what can be done with this.Same thing we did for our coconut tree also.We removed one tree in our backyard and made small stumps into 12" pieces Imagined planting portulaca.Whatever we removed we kept it aside saying it might be useful for some purpose.What is that PURPOSE?loomed like a big zigsaw puzzle .Like this, things started to accumulate till one day when all the work was completed all the debris got cleared and the house exterior got painted we were left with window grill and stumps and so many frames.
It was a moment of" NOW or NEVER"
Luckily Everything got over before the heavy rain.
Chlorophutum,African violets,Syngoniums which I hid from the cement and debris got neatly arranged in the grill.
Syngoniums grow wild which I keep trimming.African violets started to bloom without much fuss.
This is our full view of the garden with a tiny lawn.Pieces of tiles are used as a border along the plants
Coconut stumps kept around the tree with 6 colors of portulaca planted in the stumps.Still I am left with tiles, metal rods,PVC pipes not to miss those thermocol packing boxes and cartons which invites me to do more of something which neither I nor the junks knows what to do Have you got any idea?with tiles and the junks mentioned above?
Will be delighted to hear from you all
Thanks for stopping by
This month I wanted to share my garden photos with you.,I am excited to share my recycled vertical garden.Our renovation work was going on for some time which left all my plants withered and dull due to cement and air pollution. Since this was anticipated,a part of my foliage collection, I kept away from the construction area,which came handy for the vertical foliage arrangement.
Above one is an old window which we removed and kept it safely for future use.At the time of construction just couldnt figure out what can be done with this.Same thing we did for our coconut tree also.We removed one tree in our backyard and made small stumps into 12" pieces Imagined planting portulaca.Whatever we removed we kept it aside saying it might be useful for some purpose.What is that PURPOSE?loomed like a big zigsaw puzzle .Like this, things started to accumulate till one day when all the work was completed all the debris got cleared and the house exterior got painted we were left with window grill and stumps and so many frames.
It was a moment of" NOW or NEVER"
Luckily Everything got over before the heavy rain.
Chlorophutum,African violets,Syngoniums which I hid from the cement and debris got neatly arranged in the grill.
Syngoniums grow wild which I keep trimming.African violets started to bloom without much fuss.
This is our full view of the garden with a tiny lawn.Pieces of tiles are used as a border along the plants
Coconut stumps kept around the tree with 6 colors of portulaca planted in the stumps.Still I am left with tiles, metal rods,PVC pipes not to miss those thermocol packing boxes and cartons which invites me to do more of something which neither I nor the junks knows what to do Have you got any idea?with tiles and the junks mentioned above?
Will be delighted to hear from you all
Thanks for stopping by
WOW so beautiful your house and garden are
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Dr Sonia
Thanks sonia
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ReplyDeleteAwesome ...How you have turned the shabby looking place to a green garden!
ReplyDeletevery neatly done.. It saves so much space and yet you get to grow more plants.
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