Grunge, Photography, Art, Nature

just a fellow human of earth who reads fantasy books and blogs photographs of places I want to go or things I have done

[riverwindphotography]

Inversion of Light

© gif by riverwindphotography, April 2021

[gabytaangeles]

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[teenagehipst3r]

[seabeck]

Bonsai

[seabeck]

Fox gloves

[maureen2musings]

The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness

Michael Kagerer

[dappermouth]

Ground turning dark, growing cold.

[maureen2musings]

Rainy day in the forest

folk.and.seasons

[foodcravings]

(via Instagram)

[fearwithout]

sleepless deathbed

[seabeck]

Pink

[maureen2musings]

Dear Moon...

saria_n_michael

[maureen2musings]

"The moon looks upon many night flowers; the night flowers see but one moon..."

saria_n_michael

[demeter1111]

Dreams Come True by Michael Cailloux

Goodnight. ✨🌙✨💫

[starsandsuch]

🫣👀🔍

[gardeningwithpina]

My mentor: I wanna do a wall garden, because it doesnt take up too much space

Me, already vibrating from the dopamine and adrenaline: Let's talk about espaliers

[gardeningwithpina]

okay, so espaliers are beyond sexy, they are so unbelievably productive

The basics are just... pruning growing trees so they are more 2 dimensional, usually placed against walls. It takes a few years to form/ raise, but they are much easier to maintain than free growing trees in the long run.

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Not only is it more accessible, easier to harvest fruit, but the design has a double purpose; the walls hold and release heat that can keep warm-weathered plants alive during Northen winters!

Fruit Walls: Urban Farming in the 1600s

We are being told to eat local and seasonal food, either because other crops have been tranported over long distances, or because they are g

There are people who use this method to grow avocado, fig, etc trees outdoors without electricity in -20C weather.

A similar technique to espalier can be used to grow furniture without killing the tree!

[kohlhase]

Verona, Italy