Grow Your Foods With Grow To Go

Having adapted some of the Eco friendly ways on how to live a greener lifestyle has its benefits. If you have an Eco friendly lifestyle, you get to breathe more and surround yourself with healthy people. Your backyard could be on the most important contributions you can do to the planet. Grow to grow and Austrian based made some exciting addition to the Eco friendly idea. Instead of using the old black or pot carriers for your plants, they made use of fast food containers. Your large beverage could contain one of the plants you could planet.

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I greenspot made it possible for design boom to capture the eco friendly advocates.

“Austrian design studio breadedescalope (be) have given a new identity to the flower shop
wildwuchs. they transformed the store based on consumer behaviour and the idea of
‘convenience’. breadedescalope took the appearance of fast food and transferred it to the
fare offered by a flower shop: their sales concept mimics the corporations’ convenience
foods, including the special labels, mascots and packaging concepts. what are being sold
in burger boxes are seeds in selected growing mixtures: sweet potatoes in sri lanka coconut
soil or basil in waldviertel home soil.

breadedescalope’s work is part of the passionswege series that is currently being held during
vienna design week 09. ten designers were brought together with vienna shops and manufacturers,
where they were given the opportunity to experiment on the spot, make use of workshops
and intervene in the business premises.

Bring home the plants like fast food chain meals easily with the grow to go from Wildwuchs flowershop. Packed like those foods from known fast food chain, what the buyers can see on their burger boxes and glasses are seed of different plants that they can conveniently grow at home. The flower shop also has menu of seeds wherein buyers can choose from, and after choosing from the menu, customers are then served with seeds and soil that can bring home to give their homes a new fresh and clean air the moment plants grow. I love the concept of this fancy thing related to environment. However, I just wonder why they are using Styrofoam for packaging instead of paper or cardboard.”