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On the final day we set the installation up in Stephenson's Square, Norther Quarter. With the aim to engage with the public and have all the plants taken home. By the end of the day we were successful and took the installation back to Hulme Garden Centre to be erected there for the foreseeable future.
Posted 15 May 2014 18:52
Myself and David were tasked to create the eco friendly plant pots from recycled jars and milk bottles. In the glass workshop we did this by carefully drilling holes in the base of the jars as to allow for drainage.
Posted 15 May 2014 18:48
After conversing with Hulme Garden Centre we decided on a final idea for an installation and set about building it. The installation would be created out of used wooden pallets to act as shelves where people can take their own eco plant pots and start their own eco garden. As well as an info graphics wall with interesting facts to motivate the public to go green.
Posted 15 May 2014 18:44
After being broken up into groups to come up with ideas on how to promote eco gardening on the street. We then presented these ideas to Hulme Garden Centre to hear their thoughts and share our own.
Posted 15 May 2014 18:38
Day 3
The group was give a graffiti workshop on how to create graffiti artwork and how to use spray paints efficiently.
Posted 15 May 2014 18:35
Day 1
We walked from studio to visit Hulme Garden Centre where we were able to get an understanding of the project and develop ideas of how we could promote eco gardening.
Posted 15 May 2014 18:28