I finally went to the garden centre (which is a couple of guys sitting on chairs at the side of the road) and bought some plants for in pots along one edge of the cafe that doesn't have a proper wall in the hopes that it will prevent people from falling to their death. I have included pictures of the plants I brought home in their little plastic bags. I spent about $9.00 on them, which is a butt load of money here.
Everyone was shocked when I returned home with a bunch of different plants all with orange red flowers (I as always decided on my colour scheme for the season- orange red, white and green.). In a country where only more is more, this must have seemed the act of a mad women. It was only after seeing Adil's face I realized why the man at the garden centre was running after me with a plant in his hand yelling "Yellow! Yellow!"
I then went and planted more than one plant in a few of the pots which I am told is also incorrect! I am waiting for the BBC to approach me about a new mini series featuring my post modern-punk rock approach to gardening. Maybe PBS will carry it on Thursday nights after Joanna Lumley's world of cats.
Everyone was shocked when I returned home with a bunch of different plants all with orange red flowers (I as always decided on my colour scheme for the season- orange red, white and green.). In a country where only more is more, this must have seemed the act of a mad women. It was only after seeing Adil's face I realized why the man at the garden centre was running after me with a plant in his hand yelling "Yellow! Yellow!"
I then went and planted more than one plant in a few of the pots which I am told is also incorrect! I am waiting for the BBC to approach me about a new mini series featuring my post modern-punk rock approach to gardening. Maybe PBS will carry it on Thursday nights after Joanna Lumley's world of cats.
There's a house in Halifax with a very high wrap-around porch lined with potted plants instead of a railing or any other safety feature. It seems to work! Good luck!
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