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AeroGarden – Herb Series & other indoor plant sculpture gardens

The are planted! Can't wait to see them start growing...

 

Only took about 5 min to get it all together.

I have the SpaceSaver 6 version and I am growing the herb series with Chives, Basil, Mint, Thyme, Dill and Oregano. I was really impressed with the HOW-TO documentation that came with it.

 

I’ve had my eye on aerogarden systems for a long time…. so happy to have one!

Some of my sketches…

 

Who would not enjoy it? Lights, Water, Plants...

Would love to see these containers made out of glass...

They could be hanging off the wall... or ceiling

I like that you can move the plants. They don't grow large root structures because they get nutrients through the water.

I posted some of my sketches for indoor plant sculptures:

http://foreverbird.wordpress.com/2009/08/07/hydroponic-planter-sketch/

http://foreverbird.wordpress.com/2009/04/04/dream-plans/

http://foreverbird.wordpress.com/2009/04/08/mobile-garden/

 

There are some cool ideas out there:

Love the window farms video!!

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About Mitra

Mitra Cline enjoys a life of creative expression. A California native, Mitra has been involved in the arts for more than 15 years. You can find Mitra reveling in art adventures including gallery openings, parades, festivals, and other local creative events. Mitra – having earned her Fine Art degree from the Kansas City Art Institute – is an accomplished painter, art director, graphic designer, and illustrator. Mitra Cline’s work expresses the idea of other worldly emotional states like tranquility, peace, beauty and joy. Her aesthetic is colorful, graphic, and inspired by the study of cosmology in connection to visual systems like tarot, mythology, astrology, and religion.

3 Responses to AeroGarden – Herb Series & other indoor plant sculpture gardens

  1. Lettuce GrowTogether ⋅
    May 14, 2011 at 5:54 pm

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  2. Pingback: Make glass art? Santa Barbara Art Glass Class « Foreverbird's Sketch Journal

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