17 September 2008

Summer's End - the Walls that Grow


Just in case you think you've landed in Jules' Rabaul or somewhere equally exotic - not so. This is Menton.

We are at the plant fair and this little cabanon has walls that are alive - it's planted with all sorts of vegetation. You can see the product used in the smaller photograph - also used for yesterday's squirrel.

Take a look at THE WEBSITE for other ways of using this product.




9 comments:

  1. encore une superbe construction végétale, beaucoup de talent et d'imagination. je suis toujours aussi fan.

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  2. What a smart idea -- to make the cabanon walls of living plants. I guess you can't afford to sell any of this as you would lose your roof.

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  3. I want one of those in my yard!

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  4. We call it spaghum moss down here. we mostly use it to put around plants in containers etc but I think it's also used to plant in like your topiary yesterday. Interesting display for sure.

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  5. Jilly, your end of summer series continues to delight! I can see this unique hut perched near the shore with friends enjoying a scrumptious meal of barbajuan that you posted earlier. :)
    Your weather still looks very summery there.

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  6. The orange curtains rock with that perfect blue sky! Yes!

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  7. I saw a show yesterday about a lady who was considering buying a home in Belize (3000+ sq ft) that had a palapa roof. . . This booth reminded me of that. I don't think I could live under a roof made of that stuff. . . .

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  8. He, he, he!! It does look a lot like HERE!!!! Pity it wasn't - we could have had a gin or three!!!

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  9. It's intersting the walls that grow.

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