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| Styling Esther Jostmeijer | Photo Louis Lemaire (insidehomepage.com) for Real Living |
coming from the April issue of Real Living Magazine.
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2 comments:
I was just planning to have vertical garden outside. Going to extend a bit :) my garden. Nice idea!
Looks cool and I immediatedly started planning something like this in my kitchen, but then from the practical side - when watering, how would you keep water and soil running out of the wider jars? There's not enough depth, especially for herbs; for succulents only, maybe. Or are there any solutions I haven't thought of?
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