Cuttings from the garden can be used to make potted plants and baskets. It always add colour and texture to a bare wall or other dull area. I particularly like the row of potted cacti.
Justine's is on the left and Leanne's is on the right.
I have to admit I did a double-take at the title of this Two Takes post! I knew you couldn't mean what first flashed across my mind, but it made me laugh anyway. I do like these potted plants, especially those cacti. I always enjoy looking for and discovering similarities in your two photos - the grey tones of wood vs. metal, the bits of thin, bare stems, dark areas, even the crossed diagonals in the upper right of Justine's image that echo the stair rails in Leanne's.
I like these spots of green, livening up their surroundings.
ReplyDeleteI have to admit I did a double-take at the title of this Two Takes post! I knew you couldn't mean what first flashed across my mind, but it made me laugh anyway. I do like these potted plants, especially those cacti. I always enjoy looking for and discovering similarities in your two photos - the grey tones of wood vs. metal, the bits of thin, bare stems, dark areas, even the crossed diagonals in the upper right of Justine's image that echo the stair rails in Leanne's.
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