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Best Urban Farm Projects [Monocle]
19 Aug 2011
Monocle’s favourite cities combine small-scale neighbourhoods with green spaces, but not all cities were built with the right foundations for… Continue reading →
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Algaegarden at the Metis International Garden Festival 2011
17 Aug 2011
Designed by Heather Ring, Synnove Fredericks and Brenda Parker for the Metis International Garden Festival, 2011.
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London’s Urban Acupuncture: The Urban Physic Garden [This Old Street]
6 Aug 2011
“… But today, in order not to get in over my head in just one go, I will stick to… Continue reading →
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Best Urban Farm Projects [Monocle]
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About Wayward Plants
Whether common weeds, domestic breeds or rare botanical specimens, wayward plants are truly in the eye of the beholder. The Wayward Plant Registry sets up halfway homes, pop-up shops, adoption events and ever-evolving community gardens for these unwanted plants, bringing together people and plants through spaces and stories.
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In the Press
- The Story of Physic Gardens [Pretty Nostalgic]
- Tweeting Plants: Google Campus Opens in London [BBC]
- The revolution will be composted: adventures in radical gardening [Guardian Gardening Blog]
- Forgotten Spaces [We Make Money Not Art]
- Urban Physic Garden included in Cultural Highlights of 2011 [Icon Magazine]
- Urban Physic Garden Pops Up on London’s Southbank [Landscape Middle East Magazine]
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