flowers and traffic

*Photo by Denton Harryman. Shared with a Creative Commons license.*

Flowers and traffic, what a pleasant surprise. This photo was taken in the Seattle Troll Knoll community art and nature project. In addition forested trails, art displays, and sculptures. They also found a space to plan flowers next to the traffic on Aurora Avenue.

Researching, in preparation for this post, I found that Seattle allows Gardening in the Planting Strip . . . (i.e. Gardening in the unpaved area between the sidewalk and street) . . . Note that you do have to apply for a permit.

I plan to search out and share additional examples.

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