House Plants of the Mythological Quarter Part 2

By Bonnie On 7 March, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Design, Growing, Neighborhood

Spring is starting to come to Copenhagen. Good news after the long dark winter. Even though green is starting to appear outside, houseplants still play an important role in keeping us city dwellers connected, ever so slightly, to what is wild around us. Here are two new house plants of the MQ illustrations.

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