It started with a string line....
and before too long it grew into ...
a book spiral
(a book HERB spiral.... with a little pond too)
*you might say this is a more substantial 'gesture'
than most of my previous small offerings
as its now a semi-permanent addition to my studio garden
....
sweet
ReplyDeletei've been musing on the possibility of using surplus tomes as paving 'stones'...
or
better still, internal house walls :)
me likey both ideas!
Deleteoh, MY! a *grand* addition. thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteit had both my farming man and I scratching our heads and going around and around in circles, working out how to construct our book spiral of herby goodness!
DeleteOh so good! Have you seen our Book Wall? It is causing lots of comments when visitors come and makes me smile. We are growing orchids in ours, not herbs, because my Dad loves them. Enjoy! It's finished now,but here are some pics from April...http://rustnstuff.blogspot.com.au/2013/04/the-wall.html; it has weathered beautifully since then.
ReplyDeleteno I hadn't noticed your wall! now if I'd seen this earlier I could have asked for advice! (we've been making funny bookish garden things for a while, just to see how it all might hold up.... and we've found that building/planting with books is neither as easy nor as fragile as folk might think eh.... )
DeleteLooks great Ronnie! I'm wondering if this has put a dent in your book stash? :-)
ReplyDeletenot as much of a dent as you might expect.... and there are 217 volumes used in this puppy!
Deletelooks fabulous - great idea and so well executed. nice. >> Gina
ReplyDeleteWow that's a lot of books used to make your gorgeous herb spiral. You must have a warehouse somewhere on your property to house all these books?
ReplyDeleteTouch of genius there, Ronnie! Just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove the book spiral. And a little stool in the middle to sit and read?
ReplyDeleteronnie, you totally rock, woman. how wonderful this is! a most fitting addition to your book "experiences". you think outside the b(ox)ok!
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