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| Volumetric Green, downtown St. Augustine |
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| Look closely and you can identify many different plant species |
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| St. Augustine, Florida Resurrection Fern |
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| Resurrection Fern on the Roof |
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| Resurrection Fern on the Roof |
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| Living Wall, St. Augustine, Florida |
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| Legumes atop a St. Augustine Stone Wall |
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| Feral Sedum in the Rain Gutter |
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| Florida Green Roof Allium |
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| Aloe on the @BGGreen Roof |
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| Bignonia Walls at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens |
2 comments:
Sweet....Your posts leave me inspired to keep being innovating
I intend to get around on having a green roof of my own sometime this year. I'm into horticulture, and I believe having plants on my roof would not only be good for aesthetic purposes; it would be good for insulation as well.
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