I am always in awe when I see how Mother Nature reclaims her space! Trees grow in sidewalk cracks, all manner of plants spring up around abandoned houses. She is one determined lady!
I have always said, you can use anything for a container, this is funny. I posted some seeds to give a way, don't know if any would fit your garden, let me know if you are interested.
If humanity disappeared tomorrow I doubt it would take long for our buildings to disappear beneath a cloak of greenery. I find that quite comforting in a strange way.
A speck of dirt will cause something to take a hold and grow. It always amazes me. Around here I see it a lot in the woods. Even the trees are growing on top of solid rock. I do not know how they stay standing.
For goodness sakes. I try to get moss to grow in certain places in my garden and it won't do it. Maybe I will put in a mulch of empty cans and it will grow. Excuse me while I empty a few. tee hee...
Well spotted! Though I know from experience that walking through grass in bare feet suddenly becomes a nasty experience when you tread on a colonised can...
A tiny trough garden!
ReplyDeleteWell okay, now we know what to do with those empty beer cans! Wow!
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Frances
I am not sure that Martha would approve. Nature does know how to re-purpose.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is THAT! H.
ReplyDeleteGood catch, most would not have noticed!
ReplyDeleteThat made me smile...thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am always in awe when I see how Mother Nature reclaims her space! Trees grow in sidewalk cracks, all manner of plants spring up around abandoned houses. She is one determined lady!
ReplyDeleteI have always said, you can use anything for a container, this is funny. I posted some seeds to give a way, don't know if any would fit your garden, let me know if you are interested.
ReplyDeleteA great capture Gail! Mother Nature reclaiming what is hers!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find, Gail! This is a great example of Nature turning a negative into a positive.
ReplyDeleteSomething for a miniatureplantoholic!?
ReplyDeleteLovley :O)))!
That is recycling!
ReplyDeleteJust let me know which ones you would like.
ReplyDeleteHow "cool!" :-)
ReplyDeleteIf humanity disappeared tomorrow I doubt it would take long for our buildings to disappear beneath a cloak of greenery. I find that quite comforting in a strange way.
ReplyDeleteThat's funny and somehow pretty.
ReplyDeleteNature is remarkable.
ReplyDeleteOh Gail, How wonderful nature is, and how wonderful you are to take note! So sweet :)
ReplyDeleteA speck of dirt will cause something to take a hold and grow. It always amazes me. Around here I see it a lot in the woods. Even the trees are growing on top of solid rock. I do not know how they stay standing.
ReplyDeleteGood one, dear Gail :)
ReplyDeleteNature never ceases to amaze!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Gail. Just perfect!
ReplyDeleteFor goodness sakes. I try to get moss to grow in certain places in my garden and it won't do it. Maybe I will put in a mulch of empty cans and it will grow. Excuse me while I empty a few. tee hee...
ReplyDeleteA very interesting container garden!
ReplyDeleteI love that container garden Gail, very nice. Nature sure does a good job of making ugly things beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreat find, Gail. Yay, nature!
ReplyDeleteHaha, good eye! You managed to make a piece of trash look photogenic. :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool...Balisha
ReplyDeleteWell spotted! Though I know from experience that walking through grass in bare feet suddenly becomes a nasty experience when you tread on a colonised can...
ReplyDeleteMother Nature - the original recycler.
ReplyDeleteMay I use the photograph on my blog?
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I've got thoughts regarding the title of this post, and I love the picture!
With your permission, Rose