March 4, 2010

If you were an ordinary pot feeling exposed and wanting to go incognito, you might don one of these felt pot covers by Italian firm Imegadito.


Unless you have an outdoor space protected from the elements, I’d keep these indoors.…
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Category: Container Gardening, Containers and Pots, Finding, Great Finds
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February 15, 2010

With Cocoon, Swedish designer Mans Salomonsen combines decoration, storage and gardening in a kitchen window sky planter. You can grow spices and store fruits in the organic shape and while cultivating both life and color into your environment. Made of clay, Cocoon absorbs water…
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January 31, 2010

Spotted recently at the Maison & Objet design fair in Paris, the clever and very au courant Bacsac flexible container system really piqued my interest. Constructed of double-walled polypropylene canvas, a “geotextile” fabric, they are lightweight yet strong, impervious to frost and sun,…
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January 27, 2010

Patrick Blanc vertical garden wall behind glass at Marité et François Girbaud shop in Paris
It’s been a week of creative inspiration and as I pack it all up from Paris for my to return to New York, I will be…
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Category: Container Gardening, Containers and Pots, Finding, Great Finds, Green & Sustainable, Green Walls, Herb Gardens, No-Dig Gardening, Sky Planters, Vertical Gardens
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January 24, 2010

It’s not always easy to repot without disturbing the plant. Here’s a cool product design concept that can make it easier. Be sure the soil is moist enough so it doesn’t fall apart when you attempt to repot. Hold the…
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