I must own 200+ vases {not all filled with flowers}. I could not resist adding these to my collection.
p.s. thanks Judy for the tip!
flora & fauna
March 09, 2010
February 10, 2010
Woolly Vertical Gardens
Lately I have seen vertical gardens cropping up everywhere I go. From restaurants, hotels, my local nursery and gift shop. I decided it was time to experiment with one of my own. After researching the basic frame work to get started, I came across Woolly Pockets. Their products are by far the best way to create vertical gardens. The pockets have built in moisture barriers so they can be used inside as well as out.They come in different sizes and shapes, easy to install and add to with their "lego" inspired design. I'll be trying a herb wall for my kitchen!
January 22, 2010
January 21, 2010
January 18, 2010
Love it: Dandelion Flowers Los Angeles
I adore Dandelion Ranch floral design, based in Los Angeles. Owner Clover Chadwicks' philosophy is rooted in nature. You won't find stuffy, cookie cutter designs here. Clover arranges flowers in unusual containers like wooden crates, vintage milk glass vases, and metal tins. The result:wildly organic, one of a kind creations.
January 14, 2010
topiary so green
Since childhood, I remember always having topiaries around the house. Perhaps it comes from my european roots, or the fact that topiaries add a touch of charm that no other plant can mimic.
Topiaries come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, and if you prefer a low maintenance, eco topiary, there are many artificial ones available.
top photo belongs to my personal collection
