Heh, heh...with very little soil, we must be very very observant Will whip up a couple of them tomorrow and take a photo of them hanging in a tree. That's 'vertical', no?

love that idea!!

Yes, that's vertical!

What a great idea, Carol!

Bent rebar in a trashcan makes shade for the benches.

Photo taken at our state fair

A green wall at the flower & patio show last spring.

My best attempt is a big hanging basket with a fragrant begonia in it. Right at nose level! It's hanging from a huge oak branch that also has orchids growing on it.

I did see a magnificent "living wall" at Epcot last spring. Truly a plant tapestry! Wish I could find one of the pictures I took of it.


Here's a shot of an oak tree at Selby Gardens that is festooned with bromeliads and orchids!

Darn, I wish I could find the pictures I took of my hanging herb garden two years ago. I followed the idea of using a hanging shoe rack and used each pocket as a mini planter. It worked out quite well The pictures being posted are quite inspirational though! I should really use up some of the porch air space for a few of shadow-dwellers.

Savvy- Oh, do look for them! That would be soooo cool!!

I'm always late to the party!

That's lovely Sandi!

Thanks, Margaret!

LOVE those colors, Sandi!

Reminds me of an old Southern cemetery!

I thought this was in Lynn's semp. forum, but I couldn't find it. 'Had to scroll back thru pics until I found Ap/2010!

My grandson's size 4 camo crocs he finally outgrew and gave up.

Oh, that's cute! But however do you manage to water them?

Spray nozzle on the hose works.

Sandi I remember when you posted that. I loved it. Is it still going?

Lynn, I couldn't find my post on your forum.
They actually outgrew the shoes and I replanted with lobellia in spring. I now have three little pairs of Crocs on the fence with sedums, etc.
The succulents take less soil than spring flowers

How sweet Sandi. And very cleaver use of the shoes. : )