I love this garden. What a great idea.
Some people are so starved for greenery that they will plant in the smallest and least likely places.I will get you another photo of the red bench in front of Lena's.
An unusual garden and how wonderful that it works so well...giving pleasure in a pretty baren location.
Nice to see things growing and in such a creative way!
:-) Much better than graffiti...
I've heard about pallet gardens but never seen one.The setting for yours is a surprising combination of hard and soft.
It's a very interesting idea, and it's also beautiful.I like a lot these pictures!Léia
That is very unusual and not a bad idea, nice find.
Maybe some Pisans started this farm? ;)
I enjoy photographing walls like this. Creative crannies too.
El mundo de las cosas antiguas, de las piedras que siempre estuvieron en el mismo sitio.Saludos y un abrazo.
An oasis. Wonderful pictures. Thank you for this joy. Please have a good Tuesday.
Wonderful capture! I read about urban gardening in Vienna, but so far I didn´t discover any examples. I will watch out!
It makes for great photos, VP!
Smart!Looks nice!
It always amazes me some of the most unlikely places that you find folk growing things and why not it certainly cheers things up.
I love these pics! it reminds me something
Love that wall!
I found this “fattoria urbana” (urban farm) on the “Scali del Refugio”, in the Venezia quarter.
These stone-paved slopes from street level to water level are quite common along the canals of Livorno, but farming on them was unheard of until now.
I love this garden. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteSome people are so starved for greenery that they will plant in the smallest and least likely places.
ReplyDeleteI will get you another photo of the red bench in front of Lena's.
An unusual garden and how wonderful that it works so well...giving pleasure in a pretty baren location.
ReplyDeleteNice to see things growing and in such a creative way!
ReplyDelete:-) Much better than graffiti...
ReplyDeleteI've heard about pallet gardens but never seen one.
ReplyDeleteThe setting for yours is a surprising combination of hard and soft.
It's a very interesting idea, and it's also beautiful.I like a lot these pictures!
ReplyDeleteLéia
That is very unusual and not a bad idea, nice find.
ReplyDeleteMaybe some Pisans started this farm? ;)
ReplyDeleteI enjoy photographing walls like this. Creative crannies too.
ReplyDeleteEl mundo de las cosas antiguas, de las piedras que siempre estuvieron en el mismo sitio.
ReplyDeleteSaludos y un abrazo.
An oasis. Wonderful pictures. Thank you for this joy. Please have a good Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteWonderful capture! I read about urban gardening in Vienna, but so far I didn´t discover any examples. I will watch out!
ReplyDeleteIt makes for great photos, VP!
ReplyDeleteSmart!
ReplyDeleteLooks nice!
It always amazes me some of the most unlikely places that you find folk growing things and why not it certainly cheers things up.
ReplyDeleteI love these pics! it reminds me something
ReplyDeleteLove that wall!
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