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A garden... on your bike?
by Natasha Starkell | 13.03.2013 | art , bikes | 0 comments | Rating: votes
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Wearable bike planters, 3D-printed
You can always be guaranteed to find something quirky and unusual on Etsy, but a bicycle planter really isn't something we expected to find! If you live in a flat, but love plants, you might go so far as to install a window box or buy some house plants, but you can now take it a step further and grow a garden on your bike!
These gorgeous stylish planters are as great innovation, using the latest technology they are created with modelling software and then printed in 3D in nylon. They attach securely to almost any size of bike with a strong nylon cord, all you have to do is add your plants! Something sturdy like a succulent would probably work best. The planters come in a variety of colours and of course you can add several to your bike if you're keen to go green!
Get yours here.
Written by Natasha Starkell
Working mum, struggling with gardening chores.
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