more permabee pictures

[tielan]

Finished pictures of everything.



The composting bays:



The compost bioreactor:



The vegepod (garden bed):



The bathtub gardens:



The lattice fence:


--

TBH, I'm trying not to think too much about the Captain Marvel or A4 trailers, mostly because I've been more or less avoiding MCU fandom for the last year and I think I'm probably going to continue to avoid it. I mean, if I had someone to squee with (or something to squee about) then I would.

Also, I'm starting to grieve my Infinity War fixit with Maria; it's just not going as fast as I needed it to, and tbh all the kerfuffle over the upcoming movies is just going to make me despair.

--

I am in the state of mind where the weaselbrain is trying to tell me that people are only nice to me because it's socially required, not because they actually like me.

Oh and my period came today (and I was wearing cream trousers. Of course). Which is probably why the weaselbrain has the con.

Comments

[copracat]

Your garden looks so full of interest and delight. Also hard work.

[tielan]

Oh yes, it's hard work. But also kind of satisfying!

[copracat]

You inspire me to be a bit more imaginative with my balcony. I have some pots, some with flowers and some with herbs, and some chairs. It's useful and nice to be on but I could clearly aim for more!

[tielan]

I think there was an Australian celebrity who did a book on balcony gardens - Indira Naidoo, perhaps? But there are lots of possibilities in balcony gardens!

[copracat]

She has a passionfruit vine on her balcony omg.

Wow, I'd only got as far and wondering if I could keep a small worm farm alive! The good thing for plants is my balcony gets a fair bit of sun, but that means there's really no permanently shady spot.

[tielan]

You could grow a vine to make a shady spot. Also, you could maybe hang a piece of cloth (or heshen bag) up to give it some shade?