It doesn't take a huge stretch of the imagination to consider that rooms designed to get humans clean can be mutually beneficial to plants — the right plants in a steamy, well-lit bathroom do very well. So it comes as no surprise that an outdoor shower and a container garden is a match made in heaven.
With plants so close though, the kind of soap one uses in such a shower deserves a bit of consideration. Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps is a great organic choice, or try any biodegradable camping soap.
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Comments (7)
Sorry to be cynical but what about your shampoo getting into the dirt? Wouldn't that be bad for them?
haha, thats what I get for not reading the post
I'd be worried about all that wood rotting from the constant moisture. I wonder how they dealt with that here.
Well....why not? It does have a cool tropical look! It would look silly in MY shower, but works wonderfully here.
You'd have to hope the Google Earth satellite wasn't doing a pass over your neighbourhood at shower time.
I once lived in a communal house once that had something of a shower/container garden combo. Only, it wasn't on purpose. And so I discovered I'm just not that crunchy.
That's so cool. And I love that blue:)