DIY Lady Garden
18th January 2011
Our new little flat in Hong Kong is starting to feel like home. We’ve settled in well and I’m honestly so happy to be here, it’s such a fun and enchanting city. Living in the most densely populated city in the world obviously means we don’t have an Aussie style backyard, but have been busily bringing the outside in using plants and flowers (haven’t graduated to a tamagochi yet but may well get there!). I’m going to be steadily adding to our collection of indoor plants and cacti as the year progresses, maybe adding one every time I feel like I’ve kicked a goal. Tea cups are perfect pot plants too! Do you like the mania mania style rough crystal pendant necklace I bought when I was travelling in Sri Lanka? I’ll post an shot of me wearing it when I get a chance. Below are a few other little purchases from my trip including a porcelain leaf, an ‘elebank’ and zebra printed note book (which is almost full already!). I could have gone wild with shopping but am trying to keep my life on the minimal side. Seriously sucks sometimes though. (ps the title is a joke)




So cute! You have inspired me to re-decorate (and clean) my room!!
x dani
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So cute <3
Love the pendant. Where can I find one?
Such a cute and clean idea! This is perfect for city dwellers (like me) who need a little nature in their life
I’m sure your blog is the best one out there!
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love how that looks, so calm and clean
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Looks great, WOW I can’t believe you live on Hong Kong!! How amazing. Love Sia x
Love the idea of plants in a teacup. Definitely will try that out. Very pretty x
The plant in the teacup is a really lovely idea x
Ha ha, hadn’t noticed that comments had to be approved. Thought I didn’t post it. Now you have three from me x
Such a beautiful necklace, and what a find in Sri Lanka!
~Giselle
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I luv the green and the white. it such a classic statement. clean and simple:)
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