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Pictures Frame Plants On Wall

 That are actual growing plants.
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Sandwiched between two pieces of glass such that they grow in a space of an eighth of an inch or so, these plants would appear as two dimensional living art.

Pressing flowers and plants for books is a thing, but these would be alive so you could watch them grow.

—doctorremulac3, Feb 19 2023

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       Have never seen this done so [+] from me.
—pocmloc, Feb 19 2023
   

       Thank you sir.
—doctorremulac3, Feb 19 2023
   

       An Espalier Greenhouse! Have a sun-warmed bun.   

       From the plant's perspective, perhaps they'd feel imprisoned in the PanOpticon. Or maybe they'd feel happily ensconced in a friendly 'invisible' barrier that lets in sunshine and keeps out bad bugs and nibbling kitties. Tillandsias are perfect for the xeriscape nature of this application.
—Sgt Teacup, Feb 20 2023
   

       Thank you sgt.   

       I kind of want to try this out. Be a fun weekend project.
—doctorremulac3, Feb 20 2023
   


 

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