There appears to be a trend to place a plant in a container other than a plant pot or maybe its redefining ‘What is a plant pot?’ – this has probably happened before in gardening history but I am going to be on the hunt for 2009/10 examples and submit to Nat’s Hot spotting blog……Data collection can happen here. via gardenbeet.wordpress.com Continue reading

Garden Accessories tend to lag behind in the world of design and architecture. However it seems that times may be changing. Woolly Wally Pockets Green Wall System meets the future gardens criteria: engaging, self sustaining and productive. And its all with super eco chic style. via www.gardenbeet.com Continue reading

Many gardeners now have smaller gardens, either from lack of space or from lack of time to tend larger areas. If you're one of these, or if you just want to try something novel, the National Garden Bureau has some suggestions for gardening vertically. via www.uvm.edu Continue reading

What will you do different in 2010? Look and Look - I am seeking more garden accessories that are interesting, contemporary and hopefully help lower carbon footprint - last year there was less time for exploring, this year there is more time. I am wondering what innovations are going to change garden accessories in 2010. Certainly Woolly Wally Pockets changed my 2009 perception of a garden accessory. Made from recycled plastic these wall planters enable anyone to create their own green wall also known as vertical gardens or living walls. It seems already that recycled plastics may start reinvigorating the... Continue reading

recycled coffee cups into very chic garden accessories and unique garden gifts http://www.gardenbeet.com/unique-garden-gifts.html Continue reading

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