Most of my little gardens have sprung up around London, specifically East London. On a recent trip to India I couldn’t resist pulling out my trowel and getting my fingers dirty.
I’m not sure what the locals made of it, but it sure made them smile!
I’ve been astounded at the reaction to my little film holes of happiness, I can’t believe we’ve had over 55,000 views already on YouTube!
It’s almost springtime in London – if you’re inspired to create your own pothole garden, please do send me a photo to post here on my blog.
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I just love what you do and the little TukTuk in the flowering pothole in India must make a lots of people smile…
What you do is just wonderful! I love the beauty of it. Thanks for sharing!
I adore what you do. I’ve only just come across your little holes of happiness and it’s such a special thing you’re doing. I live East side and haven’t come across any of your creations yet, but I will be wandering the streets with my eyes peeled now. Keep up the beautiful work!
Hey Steve, that is really a nice break on a very stressful day. I really love your potole Gardens, what a great Idea to do this in india, too.
Hello, I’m a student of college from Taiwan.
I am making a report about Pothole Gardener. Since I have an interest in it, I am
eager to know more information about it.
Therefore, may I ask you some questions about Pothole Gardener?
Thank you.
Sincerely.
Great! Just drop me a mail – thepotholegardener@yahoo.com anytime.
Genius, pure genius. I have a deep pothole in mind for a tap root garden, perfect for carrots and maybe with a mini well water feature.
Hi!! I just find your blog!! YOU ARE AMAZING!! I love what you do!!!
Really really inspiring!!
I’m glad to know that there are people like you around the world!
Laura
Another great creative piece.
I live in the countryside and have loads of potholes that could use your magical and artistic hands!
Ha!, love it and getting the little rickshaw next to it is even better
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Delightful Steve! We at Groveflora in India make a similar attempt to revive the gardening spirits of fatigued city dwellers.
We circulate a free newsletter for our registered members with gardening tips specific to india especially in growing
organic vegetables in small terraces and balconies!
Thank U sir, do u charge anything for registration.