Bug Habitat
Photograph by: Caitlin Atkinson
Work credit: Lisa Lee Benjamin and Kevin Smith
Uploaded to Houzz with written permission
Work credit: Lisa Lee Benjamin and Kevin Smith
Uploaded to Houzz with written permission
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Annie Thornton This photo was taken at Flora Grubb Gardens and I am pretty positive that they sell furniture from the French Company Fermob. I love this lounge.
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Gorgeous photo. Find a retailer here: www.FermobUSA.com/Partner-Stores
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S&K Interiors LLC wrote:

Annie Thornton Hi S&K, Check out the article that featured this image in it:
https://www.houzz.com/magazine/gardeners-champion-natures-cause-in-the-city-stsetivw-vs~2507665
I would contact Flora Grubb Gardens and ask about the bug habitat panel by Kevin Smith.
http://www.houzz.com/pro/floragrubbgardens/flora-grubb-gardens
https://www.houzz.com/magazine/gardeners-champion-natures-cause-in-the-city-stsetivw-vs~2507665
I would contact Flora Grubb Gardens and ask about the bug habitat panel by Kevin Smith.
http://www.houzz.com/pro/floragrubbgardens/flora-grubb-gardens
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Annie Thornton added this to Gardeners Champion Nature's Cause in the City
Public awareness and support are critical to Urban Hedgerow's success, so the group aims to create pieces that are attractive, fun and attainable.This panel of foraged and reclaimed materials designed and built by Benjamin and Kevin Smith hangs at Flora Grubb Gardens in San Francisco. This art piece and potential habitat invites us to ask how willing we are to invite nature into our domestic landscapes, even in a subtle way.
Jocelyn H. Chilvers added this to Rocky Mountain Gardener's December Checklist
Craft a sophisticated wall hanging like the one shown here or keep it simple. Foraging for the components and assembling them could be a fun memory-making activity for the family. Come spring, this will become home to some of the pollinating insects that are so important to our gardens.
Aislin Gibson added this to Beekeeping Without a Hive
You can put a native bee house in your yard, providing much needed shelter for the insects, whose habitat is dwindling. These bee houses are easy to install and take up little space. This native pollinator habitat designed by Urban Hedgerow hangs on a wall and creates a refuge for wild nesting bees, ladybugs, lacewings and other crucial pollinators.Work with a landscape designer on Houzz
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