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The annual, unofficial New London Grows Initiative has become slightly more official. Help keep one of the east coast’s oddest and most interesting cities green.

gotta collect em all...!

Huts are famous in the Philippines

Watercolor and gouache illustration.

If you are looking for a funny gardening design, then this design might be what you are looking for. Hope you enjoy this design. #pieterhb

Old abstract work

Cute cat planter to hold all your succulents 🌵

Florida Native

A watercolour and ink illustration of a lovely home accessory

When “Clean” is right-side up— your dishes are good to be put away or put to use! When “Dirty” is right-side up— you better think twice before using ;). No more confusion in the home!

Knock Knock!

Peppercorn the cat climbs atop the lovingly built cat tower to inspect the hanging Pothos plant that every Millennial owns.

In love with succulents

A quiet morning in the office

I digitally created this in procreate to give off some summer vibes.

stay home-stay safe

Ma favourite song illustrated :)

Design of a cat ready to stay warm and cozy.

Do you love the exotic and colorful Nepenthes lowii Pitcher Plant? If so, then you will love this design that features a Nepenthes lowii Pitcher Plant in a glass terrarium with vibrant colors. This design is also a perfect for anyone who is into botany, gardening, or carnivorous plants. Show your admiration and appreciation for this amazing plant with this design.

A beautiful plant-filled window nook. Every plant-lovers dream!

Just one more plant, I promise

Scandi House

Impressions of Dungeness This was the home of Michael Derek Elworthy Jarman. 31st January 1942 to 19th February 1994. He was an English film director, stage designer, diarist, artist, gardener and author. On 22nd December 1986 he was diagnosed as HIV positive. His illness prompted him to move to Prospect Cottage. Here he created his famous garden using the plants that naturally grew at Dungeness. In 1994 he died of an AIDS related illness in London aged just 52. There is a poem on the side of the cottage which is the first stanza and the last five lines of the last stanza of John Donne's poem The Rising Sun. THE SUN RISING. by John Donne BUSY old fool, unruly Sun, Why dost thou thus, Through windows, and through curtain...