Garden Display Built Completely From Used Pallets

Lloyd Alter
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March 21, 2012

bsq sign© Bsq

Canada Blooms is a big promotional opportunity for landscape designers and contractors, as they outdo each other to make the jazziest booths. Robert Boltman and Alex Bartlett of BSQ. Landscape Design, known to TreeHugger readers for their shipping container office, tackle that other meme of the moment, pallet architecture, with their presentation this year.

bsq booth© bsq
It is all very humorous and clever, with planters, water features, an observation tower and upside down umbrellas.

plantersEmma Alter/CC BY 2.0

Robert Bolton mentioned that it is really just a display, that you couldn't build outside with untreated pallets. These ones, filled with herbs, are lined so that there would be no contact between the herbs and the treated pallet wood.

office in towerLloyd Alter/CC BY 2.0

Robert built a nice little office for himself into the base of the tower.

tower © Bsq

It really was the most spectacular booth in the show; see it at Canada Blooms until March 25.

side of boothLloyd Alter/CC BY 2.0

Garden Display Built Completely From Used Pallets
Those clever kids at BSq. Landscape Design are at it again, building their display at Canada Blooms out of shipping pallets.

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