
DIY Repurposed Material Glowlight Setup #1 (Easter Weekend April 2022)





Repurposed Candy Wrap Flower & Coffee Cup Stands
$35.00 plus HST for each (50% of sales will be donated to a local TO non-profit group)









Repurposed Lumber 2′-0″ LED Tube Grow-light Stand
Single 2′-0″ long LED tube light with reclaimed wooden stand starts at $85.00 plus HST (not including repurposed plastics seedling planter lanterns shown) – 15% of sales going to an Environmental non-profit group.





The 2 tier Grow-Cart
$575.00 plus HST (includes bottom hanging growlight)


The Glowing Seedling Lantern Barrel Bar-Height Table
$850.00 plus HST – includes 8′-0″ long purple LED strip lights and 2 crescent moon shaped plexi-glass shelves at seedling planters at various heights




The Complete Raised 1/2 Barrel with Sub-irrigation Reservoir (with Cold Frame Dome Cover which also can be used as additional planter bed)
$500.00 plus HST (10% of sale price will be donated to a non-proft Social Activism group)

Rain-barrel and Sub-irrigated Planter Bed Installations
St James Town Community Garden (Downtown TO – 2021)








U of T St. George Student Residence Community Garden with Re-genesis Students Climate Action Group (2019)





Single Barrel Installation at the Rooftop of a Residential Unit of new Townhouse Development in Regent Park downtown Toronto (2019)




The Demountable Chicken Wire Cages Raised Bed
The owners in this former Ward21 DT TO neighbourhood needed cage protection from agressive squirrels in the first half of the growing seasons. According to their 8 seasons backyard growing experience, caged beds is most effective and they didn’t want to see the cages during the non-growing seasons.




Repurposed Plastics Sub-irrigated Flower Planter Workshop at Access Alliance Community Centre East York (2019)



The Repurposed Skids and Used Lumber Shelter Storage with permaculturegta.org (Winter 2014)




The Single Rain-barrel Stand and Raised Sub-irrigated Planter Bed Installations at 2 of my Taoist Tai Chi Instructor/Teachers’ Backyard in Scarborough (2018 & 2020)


