It is a project co-ordinated by a charity of Prince Charles and it's aim is to make us all aware of how to can do things to help the environment.
I was really taken with all the innovative ideas shown for 'growing your own' and came away feeling quite inspired.
This idea is from the Allotment Society (I think) and shows that not a lot of room is needed to be able to grow your own. The ladder allotment makes use of vertical space. Lots of other displays used this idea too.
Love the wellies planted up in this one.
A dustbin full of lavender, tree branches used as supports for tomatoes,
an interesting potting table complete with kitchen sink,
herbs grow in cut up plastic bottles,
herbs grow in cut up plastic bottles,
I had to smile when I saw the stepladder as I got one for our garden (from Freecycle, very eco-friendy) this summer!
Love this pond in an old bath.
Here holes have been cut into an old door to house yogurt pots and then these are used for growing salad leaves.
The front
Oh yes, Prince Charles is not only famous all over the world for his blunder but also for his love for the environment ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas, thank you for sharing!
xxx
What am amazing way to re-use unwanted items. Loved the yoghurt pot idea. And thought the chest of drawers looked very pretty.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great day out.
MBB x
Great ideas there, thanks for showing us. x
ReplyDeleteSome really good ideas there - unlike other garden events, ideas you can actually translate to everyday gardens :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks a brilliant day out Lisa - youve given me lots of tips too. Can't wait to see what you come up with. xxxx
ReplyDeleteSome great ideas there ... what do you think you will use? I liked the yoghurt pot door ... just need to find an old door! I've got wellies with a hole in them, so I could plant those up!
ReplyDeleteLove Kathy xxx
you do get about dont you!!
ReplyDeleteI think whoever did the step ladder must read your blog!!
I thought I should say that I'm not yet on the ivf jolly, hopefully it should be happening in oct. However when I'm doing it, I shall be in town a fair bit, so maybe the chance to meet up then??
Hope the kids are settling into school.
Clare
This is the best ever! Great inspiration, just in case I ever decide to brave my mosquito-infested garden again. Must share it with my eco-gardener sister, too!
ReplyDeleteI have just found your lovely blog and this post made me buzz! I just have to follow you now!
ReplyDeleteDeb x