From Skeletal Plant Pots to Functional Self-Watering Planters
Jamie Danielle Munro — April 16, 2014 — Eco
Whether you are looking to jazz up your small urban apartment with some mossy creations, or are wanting to save time with self-watering planters, these designs are ideal for those living in confined spaces, with not a whole lot of access to nature on a regular basis.
While there are certainly advantages to living in the city, the downside is the lack of greenery one has access to on a daily basis. To combat this, these planters should provide a bit of comfort, allowing people to bring the green spaces inside, instead of venturing into the great outdoors for it every day. The best part about these designs is their compact nature, allowing city-dwellers to place them on a smaller balcony, or even in that minuscule New York City apartment.
While there are certainly advantages to living in the city, the downside is the lack of greenery one has access to on a daily basis. To combat this, these planters should provide a bit of comfort, allowing people to bring the green spaces inside, instead of venturing into the great outdoors for it every day. The best part about these designs is their compact nature, allowing city-dwellers to place them on a smaller balcony, or even in that minuscule New York City apartment.
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