H
eyaa ~
My name is Prima. I'm Filipino, and I'm studying
Public Health and Anthropology. I love arts&crafts,
dance and derping. This blog is a collection of
odds and ends, inspirations and dreams.
Basically, I'm building a nest for
a flightless bird.
This is a super fantastic idea! imagine doing it with herbs!!
This is very pretty, not sure how it would work at an allotment but I’d really like to give it a go!
It might be nice with tumbling tomatoes
(Source: putthestarsinoureyesx)
Free fern - next door has a bunch, and they’ve made it under the fence. I think they’re quite nice.
And because we’ve not had one in a whole few days, let’s have a moonflower! Still moonflowering.
At Mom and Dad’s house - While Kory and Dad watched the hockey game, Mom and I planted carrots. I have mixed feelings about this.
Gardennnnn
These are growing veryyy well c:
I’m not sure if these are weeds…. ;[
Sunflowers grow so fast! :O
But it looks like something got to them :<
My boss just told me about this - sadly I don’t think it would work for growing tomatoes (although to be fair, none of my strategies for growing tomatoes have really “worked”, per se, any fruit seems to happen by fluke rather than by design). It looks neat but I’m curious as to how long the plant would survive like that. Who knows, maybe for ages?
I started out looking for these [white] magnolias:
And discovered that magnolias actually come in different colors! Look at these gorgeous flowers x____X
<3<3<3
So I’ve seen stuff like this around campus with vines climbing all over them and whatnot, but I never knew what they were called. Of course i assumed they were some kind of trellis, but i didn’t really research them until now…
I googled “trellis archway” and one of the links spoon-fed me what i was looking for:
They’re called “pergolas” apparently… huh o-o
Anyways, I guess they’re the squared-off, flat-roofed forms of archways. The last one with the stone pillars are the kind they have on campus, but I’m looking for more of a wooden kind. I’m picturing a sort of shallow, covered tunnel that can basically shade the plants in the plot underneath it. Outside, I’d mount more trellis structures up the pillars to give the vine plants somewhere to climb. Hopefully they’d grow up and over the top, with the veggies hanging down through the top…
Something like these ideas:
Tomatoes at epcot (sorry! idr where i got this :/ i think it was off flickr :<… if you find the source, lmk!)
Awesome wire-trellis walkway :D (also idk where this is from ;[) But that’s the basic idea :DD
I really wanna try some of these alternative planting methods too… soo cute, soo retro :]]
Mounted coffee can pots ~ (again… source??)
Others:
N E wayzz les just hope i have the $$ to fund all this x__X
CCTV-9 report: Solar bottle lights in the Philippines (by kewlio08ph)
I looove this. I heard about it through the Filipino club at school :3
They have a couple of these by my dorm on campus :3
This one is by my parking lot :]
Wouldn’t this be a much cooler gift to give people instead of chocolate eggs? Definitely going to do this next year.
Wishing everyone a Happy Easter!
A list of the goodies i’m trying to grow in my garden!
le mango seedling (roots n stuffs); it’s weird but i had to bust open the mango “seed” (more like husk-thang) to get to this thing (which i guess is the actual seed)… probs wont have a tree for a LONGGGG time… but the rents bought another box of mangoes = about 10-15 more seeds (yay for trial / error :3). Hopefully some of these seedlings take, and I can start giving some to my friends as well xD
I started seeds in this make-shift egg container planter thingy (yay recycling), but i also did a whole second set of the same veggies in plastic bags with soaked paper towels… ironically the baggies worked better than straight up soil o_O
