i think this is just so wonderful. the japanese-style kokedama (literally: moss ball)
is another type of this style of planting.
this vertical-style gardening has also reminded me that one spring soon,
i would love to try and make a roof-top pumpkin vine,
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the ultimate balcony tomato plant desu ne:)
Oh these are delicious! And I love the bigger images, too. (They are bigger, right? Extra yummy, Bree!)
ReplyDeleteamazing with how little plants can do - and the whole installation is just beautiful!
ReplyDeletelove the big pictures! :)
oh my gosh. WOW. this is so new to me!!! i dont think i can personally handle this kind of garden, but so amazing!
ReplyDeletecannot be true!
ReplyDeletei would love to be there...
I like the idea of being surrounded by these plants :) PS, I like the new blog format!
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wowzers! you really have gone big!
ReplyDelete:) yes my AD and I loved the look of these gardens when we saw them on Pauls website. so lovely!
xxx
these are stunning! i want to make some..
ReplyDeletethanks a lot for your comments everyone. wowzers indeed - i have upsized! but randomly:)
ReplyDeletei am so glad these amazing sting gardens capture your imaginations - they are very special i think! good luck to anyone giving it a go for yourselves (and i would really like to try and find a way to campaign to have the wonderful fedor do an installation in melbourne some time!!)
thank you so much for your kind words.
ReplyDeleteit is stimulating to see my work on your blog.
thanks.
fedor
hi fedor - thankyou so much for your comment and time to look at the blog - it makes me very happy to see that you are happy to see your work here. i really do hope that someday we get to see your amazing installations down in australia!!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing and so poetic ! I love your suggestion
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea! and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely idea, and makes me want to start gardening and planting things again. I hope your vine works out! :)
ReplyDeletewow!! just amazing
ReplyDeletehi mulot, sanne, windy and nuishu, thanks for your comments! it is great how fedor's plants have really captured people's imagination - just lovely:)
ReplyDeleteso wonderful! maybe i can grow tomatoes out my window this summer...?!
ReplyDeleteFedor i would really like to get in contect with you. I'm a student from the Amsterdam Fashion Insitute and i just love youre work! I would really like to use it for a movie that i'm making.
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