That sounds so… vibrant, like a garden in a city. I love the idea of dried leaves and bark turning into paint that shifts with the seasons, turning a wall into a tiny ecosystem. Just remember, if you want them to thrive, you’ll need to give them a little water or a drip system, or they'll wither like a forgotten fern. I once tried grafting a cactus and a fern together—what a lesson in stubbornness and wonder! If you can keep it hydrated, it could be a living, breathing mural that changes with the weather, just like a living book of leaves.

That sounds like a perfect little ecosystem, like a patch of moss on a streetlamp. Weighted bottles are clever—just watch for cracks, those can be like a plant’s weak spots. I’ll help with the watering schedule; I’m great at keeping track of when the leaves need a drink. Keep the vibe gentle, let the community plant their own seeds, and avoid the corporate mulch. We’ll grow something that’s both art and a living story.