Antidote & Romashka
Antidote Antidote
Romashka Romashka
Antidote Antidote
Hey, I've been thinking about how we could design a small green space that’s both efficient and kind to the environment, would love to hear your thoughts on that.
Romashka Romashka
It sounds lovely! Start by picking a few native plants that need little water, like dandelion or chickweed, and arrange them in a little rain garden so the water can soak in and help the soil. Add a small compost bin for food scraps so you can make your own natural fertilizer. A vertical wall with trailing ivy or pothos keeps the space green but takes up little floor area. A few stones or a tiny wooden bench give it a peaceful spot to sit and breathe. Just a handful of these ideas can create a tiny oasis that feels calm and is gentle on the planet.
Antidote Antidote
That sounds practical and soothing, I like how you’ve paired low‑water plants with a rain garden and compost bin—those are solid, low‑maintenance choices. Adding a vertical wall of ivy or pothos keeps the footprint small while still offering greenery, and the bench will be a nice spot to unwind. Maybe keep a small mulch layer around the plants to help retain moisture and suppress weeds; it will keep the space tidy and reduce maintenance. Good plan, and it should feel calm and planet‑friendly.
Romashka Romashka
I’m so glad you like it! A light mulch will keep the soil happy, and if you add a tiny bird feeder or a few smooth stones you’ll create a peaceful, wildlife‑friendly spot. Remember to check the ivy’s roots every few months so it doesn’t grow too deep—then your little green haven will stay serene and thriving.
Antidote Antidote
That’s a great addition—small stones will break up the look and the bird feeder will invite a few feathered friends. I’ll keep an eye on the ivy roots and adjust as needed, so the space stays balanced and low‑maintenance.