However when I got there, I discovered that they had a lot of their common perennials on sale really cheap. I decided what the hey, it's such a good deal, I bet I can get them home...
I scrounged up three of the plastic trays that the plants were shipped in, and nested them so they'd be a bit stiffer. Then I used my handy rack straps to fasten the trays down. Stuck in the plants, twisting them to get them as stuck in there as possible.
Three Autumn Joy Sedums (three varigated hostas on the other side..)
There were a couple of incidents on the way home where I hit a bump, and a plant did a header, but they all survived more or less intact. I went really slowly and tried not to hit any bumps. All in all a successful trip!
I guess cycling really IS green!
ReplyDeletebrilliant!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I too live about 2.5 miles to the Home Depot and often ride my bike; the bike ride also relieves some of the stress of the project also :)
ReplyDeleteWell done! I bet you found people were doing some double-takes...
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeleteI love how the plants look from the back - the bicycle seems very happy to be transporting them! Next: palm tree? Or better yet, a leafy tree that could cast some shade over you as you cycle over sun-drenched bridges...
ReplyDeleteBRAVO!!
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