January 19, 2016
What if you could grow your own food in the city on a farm that automatically cultivated and harvested the food for you? That’s the vision of the designers of the “living” Urban Farm Pod, a new concept for grow … Read More...
Category: Finding
Tags: garden technology, urban farming, urban farms
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January 13, 2016
So you suddenly find yourself at the intersection of knowing and growing, an urban purlieu where creativity, knowledge, and gardening meet. A 2015 Red Dot Award-winning design concept, New Zealand industrial design student Alex Hofmans-Walter’s Planter is a seed dispenser… Read More...
Category: Finding
Tags: garden apps, gardening technology, gardening tools, seed dispenser, urban gardeners
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January 12, 2016
Crumpled Tyvek and cast concrete take on organic forms to become wall tile planters in the hands of San Antonio, Texas-based architect/designer, Taeg Nishimoto.
Inspired by geological formations observed in satellite images, SEED takes on unpredictable shapes when Nishimoto creates … Read More...
Category: Creating
Tags: concrete planters, planters, Vertical Gardens
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December 22, 2015
Have we told you lately that we love you? Well we do. And here’s what you loved in 2015.
Your favorite stories of the year included plants growing up walls and on countertops. You loved hydroponic and aquaponic gardens and, … Read More...
Category: Community Gardens, Container Gardening, Containers and Pots, Edible Landscaping, Experiencing, Garden Art, Garden Design, Green & Sustainable, Green Walls, Guerilla Gardening!, Herb Gardens, Hydroponics, Indoor Gardening, Reclaimed & Recycled, Rooftop Gardens, Urban Agriculture, Vertical Gardens
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December 21, 2015
Borrowing stylistically from post-Soviet architecture, Russian industrial designer Maxim Scherbakov’s modular Plantscape explores the concept of plants surviving in environments unsuitable for plant life.
Created with Alexey Galkin, co-designer at their St. Petersburg studio Plan-S23, Plantscape is a nod to the urban landscape where materials like … Read More...
Category: Finding
Tags: Alexey Galkin, Maxim Scherbakov, modular planters, Plan-S23, plantscapes, post-soviet design, Russian design, urban planters
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This holiday season turn your kitchen counter into an indoor farm.
The Growing Gift Set from Back to the Roots, whose aquaponic Water Garden we previously featured, contains their Organic Mushroom Farm, Water Garden fish tank, and Garden-in-a-Can for growing … Read More...
Category: Finding
Tags: gardening gifts, gardens in a can, Herb Gardens, mushroom gardens, water gardening
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December 11, 2015
Thirty grand luminescent fish “swimming” in a monumental nautilus shell glow from the SeaGlass Carousel, the new permanent cultural attraction at The Battery, a 25-acre public park at the southern tip of Manhattan in New York City.
After more than … Read More...
Category: Experiencing
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December 6, 2015
While most people think too much fat isn’t a good thing, a couple of ecological artists/designers are hard at work trying to accumulate a lot of it so they can construct and grow a giant floating island made of fat.… Read More...
Category: Experiencing
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