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Strobilanthes dyerianus 'Persian Shield', Plectranthus 'Silver Shield', Ipomoea 'Tricolor'

Garden tour near Baltimore, Maryland. This garden descended into a wooded, heavily shaded ravine. Perennial Plant Association symposium, 29 July 2015

Container for Eurobricks Contest

Containerschiff "Nyk Libra" - Panama - Länge 299 m - Breite 40 m

Container ship leaving Hull docks and passing Spurn Point

Container loading: 1 VAN and 5 units of mini trucks to Guyana.

Overhead view of the container garden early on.

Small gap between containers

This photo is for a presentation about using flowers from our gardens. I'm leaving it public but don't really need comments.

 

Always Fresh Containers are the ultimate food storage solution. Read more at www.gettvproducts.com/always-fresh-containers/

 

Storing food the ordinary way traps food with the food-spoiling gases it naturally emits during the ripening process. This causes food to spoil even faster. Always Fresh Containers uses nanotechnology to release all-natural minerals that act like magnets to remove these damaging gases. Food lasts up to weeks longer!

The new precinct built out of containers - postive regrowth following the earthquakes. ie "Re:START"

Container Terminal operates 24 hours a day

Auckland Harbour

 

I got this free in the mail from Alli! It's a fit n fresh container!

Grad student Jared Pohl describes reasoning behind team preferences in their design

Container ship Dali, docked at Felixstowe. Built 2015, 947304 tons, registered in Singapore. From Mumbai, via Tanger and bound for Hamburg.

Container mall in Christchurch, due to earthquake

mẫu nhà container đẹp của Thành Đô Container

I couldn't do justice to the vast array of multicoloured containers

MSC Brianna (left), Endeavor with Millgarth (centre) and MSC Sandra sat in Gladstone Lock awaiting river level (right).

We're highlighting Portland-based publishing and print projects over on Bangback this week, to gear up for the annual Publication Fair at the Ace Hotel on Sunday, December 19.

 

Above is the latest publication from North Portland micro-publisher Container Corps, called Take a Snake by Corey Lunn. Read the whole post here.

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