Barracuda

Posted on June 29, 2010June 29, 2010 by kris

I know a youtube video won’t make up for not posting about my garden or anything else in a while. But right now, this very minute, I can’t not share this little gem.

Published by kris

I live, garden, write, and walk my dog in a wicked quaint east bay town in Rhode Island (zone 6b). My book, Plantiful: Start Small, Grow Big with 150 Plants that Spread, Self-Sow, and Overwinter, published by Timber Press in 2014, is available wherever books are sold. View all posts by kris

3 thoughts on “Barracuda”

wayne Stratz July 2, 20109:04 pm

how cool… thanks for posting.
Lynn July 11, 20107:43 pm

now that’s imagination.
andrea August 6, 20107:45 pm

that was awesome… until the autotune part… why, i wonder, couldn’t she stand up?! too much planting, i guess.

goes to show how much sound can play a role in designing a garden. folks should consider it more often, as it helps spaces become that much more memorable. thanks for sharing!

Unfortunately I think all too often the sound designed into a garden is ringy-dingy windchimes. I’m getting used to my neighbors’ chimes but would much prefer to listen to the rustle of leaves when the wind blows. Right now though I’m enjoying the acoustics of a little rain. Music to my garden’s ears! -kris