Published Monday, April 4, 2016, OK personal/derivative use; link lovethatimage.artsquadgraphics.com.
Roof plants in San Miguel
Many of the roofs in San Miguel de Allende in Mexico have plants in pots at the roof’s edge over the street. I do wonder about earthquakes, if not high winds.
Agave plants in terra cotta pots on the roof’s edge, in San Miguel
Agave spiky leaves and shadows on a roof in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
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Looks like these plants need a lot of sun 😉
I grow a lot of plant in pots. It’s amazing how a fairly strong wind can knock them over and roll them off the deck. I live on a float cabin and I’ve lost several trees in pots over the side. – Margy
Oh, I love love love it!! <3
You are right about the winds, but maybe there are no very strong winds there.
Reminds me of my days living in Albuquerque- such a gorgeous look.
Ann
lovely shadows