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Wednesday, 4 September 2013
23 comments:
All your comments are much appreciated and treasured. I wil try to reply to everyone who leaves a comment, but it may take me a few days, especially when I start spending more time in the garden and at the lottie. I know that you will understand :) I am sure that I will also visit your blog if I have not already done so. If you have any specific questions I will either reply to them here or you can email me at : thegreentapestry@gmail.com
Namasté
- Anna.
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It looks to be thriving. I'm wondering what sort of roof it was on, a shed?
ReplyDeleteHi Jo, it was indeed on a shed at the Southport Flower Show last month but don't know if the shed remained intact at all times. Could have been dismantled and then erected for exhibition purposes. Whatever it was still a stunning display.
DeleteAmaaazing! I love living a good living roof and this one is gorgeous! Adam is meant to be putting a green roof onto his new shed creation but he's still not finished!!
ReplyDeletep.s. I've just shown Adam and his reaction was "oh wow, that's amaaaaazing! I want one!" So I reminded him that if he gets a move on he can have one :)
ReplyDeleteHope that Adam does your bidding and gets to work on a living roof immediately Anna. Look forward to seeing a photo of his creation soon :)
DeleteAmazing, I haven't seen one this good
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Debbie. It was a rather special roof which I would have loved to have taken home with me :)
DeleteWow - that's amazing - is it yours?
ReplyDeleteWould that it were Elaine but the roof was part of an exhibit at the Southport Flower Show last month. Still maybe one day :)
ReplyDeleteI have just realised I don't get your posts immediately, as this has only just arrived! That roof is amazing, too pretty to be a permanent fixture I think as surely it would be nigh on impossible to keep it looking that neat.
ReplyDeleteYes I agree with you Cathy - I think it would involve going up and down ladders too often to be practically feasible :)
DeleteThat is amazing, the best I have seen, the plants look so happy!
ReplyDeleteYes don't they just Cathy - happy and healthy :)
DeleteA beautiful example of a roof garden but I see the pic was taken at a flower show and can tell you that roof gardens are beautiful but need quite a bit of maintenance and won't look that fresh permanently. Having said that I'd always go for one given the optiom ;)
ReplyDeleteI think that flower shows always highlight perfection Annette but that is perfectly excusable :)
DeleteThis is lovely - I wish my roof looked like that!
ReplyDeleteMe to Cathy :)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Tyler which I would have not removed if you had omitted the link to a company that I am not familiar with.
DeleteVery interesting to know that this roof is a show roof. I've spoken to a few 'green roof' specialists at various shows as I love the idea of using every available space. Succulents are fairly low maintenance so I wonder what this roof would look like in, say, 6 months time? It makes for a real show stopper at the moment, v v beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteWould be interesting to see it a year down the line Caro on a real life shed. I'd be quite happy to volunteer mine for research purposes!
DeleteI love it. I keep meaning to put a small one on top of my bird table but haven't got round to doing it. Very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteOh that would look attractive WW - hope that you get round to it.
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