Continuing the duel themes of gap filling and metal planters.
I built an aluminum planter to fit snugly between 11 &12
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Almost all the things that have interested me in the past.
- Banksy
- Battersea Cats
- Blue Peter
- Breathing Earth
- Brick By Brick
- British Conifer Society
- Bulky Waste
- Charles Booth Poverty Map
- David Graas
- Empty Homes Agency
- Fruit Baskets
- Garden in a skip
- Gardens in Hackney
- Ghost Bikes
- Guerrilla Gardening
- How-To-Build-A-Brick-Wall
- Hungarian Gardeners
- Little People Art
- Mark Jenkins
- Nice cup of tea and a sit down
- Number 9
- Photo's of peckham
- Science of 9
- Sheds
- Simply Flowers
- Skip Hire
- Snow
- Southwark in Bloom
- Trees for Cities
- Tulips On The Moon
- Up My Street
- Vertical Gardens
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