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Get Out! Urban Garden Challenges | Design Milk
That, is an awesome outdoor sanctuary.  It’s stunning, simple, and looks like it will handle the weather a lot better than those stupid faffy Middle Eastern themed chiffon and cushion things they created on Backyard Blitz.

Get Out! Urban Garden Challenges | Design Milk

That, is an awesome outdoor sanctuary.  It’s stunning, simple, and looks like it will handle the weather a lot better than those stupid faffy Middle Eastern themed chiffon and cushion things they created on Backyard Blitz.

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Cocoon by Måns Salomonsen | Design Milk
An intriguing window planter/fruit bowl.

Cocoon by Måns Salomonsen | Design Milk

An intriguing window planter/fruit bowl.

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Got home late afternoon after my sister’s birthday train trip and it was stupidly hot, but thought I’d have a crack at cleaning up my balcony garden anyway.
I didn’t learn that mint wasn’t a team player until shortly after I’d planted it and by then I was too busy/slack to do anything about it.  So it was long overdue to be relocated.
It killed my basil and I am amazed at the brilliant fight my parsley was putting up to ensure it retained rights to its territory.
So I picked up a pot on Saturday and went about with my trowel and secateurs to free my parsley of the mintyranny.
As you can see from the photo, mint was attempting to put a stranglehold on the other occupants of this pot, literally.  Unwinding all the tendrils was not fun and I expect I’ll be pulling out little mint shoots for a while yet.
Now the remaining mint shoots have been sent to a corner by themselves.  And basil has been freshly resown next to parsley.
Round One. Complete. Next, replanting the kang kong, and cleaning up the hnia.

Got home late afternoon after my sister’s birthday train trip and it was stupidly hot, but thought I’d have a crack at cleaning up my balcony garden anyway.

I didn’t learn that mint wasn’t a team player until shortly after I’d planted it and by then I was too busy/slack to do anything about it.  So it was long overdue to be relocated.

It killed my basil and I am amazed at the brilliant fight my parsley was putting up to ensure it retained rights to its territory.

So I picked up a pot on Saturday and went about with my trowel and secateurs to free my parsley of the mintyranny.

As you can see from the photo, mint was attempting to put a stranglehold on the other occupants of this pot, literally.  Unwinding all the tendrils was not fun and I expect I’ll be pulling out little mint shoots for a while yet.

Now the remaining mint shoots have been sent to a corner by themselves.  And basil has been freshly resown next to parsley.

Round One. Complete. Next, replanting the kang kong, and cleaning up the hnia.

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moss garden pt2 on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (via tweemee)

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Breathing Partition (via Yanko Design) (via geeksugar)
If I ever had to work in a partitioned office again, I want these.

Breathing Partition (via Yanko Design) (via geeksugar)

If I ever had to work in a partitioned office again, I want these.

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This Just Inbox (via Core77)
A tiered all in one planter suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

This Just Inbox (via Core77)

A tiered all in one planter suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

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The High Line a park built on an elevated freight rail line in NYC. Awesome.

The High Line a park built on an elevated freight rail line in NYC. Awesome.

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IDS Window Competition (via magicpony) (via ug) (via lomo)

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