Duchess's poison dell will lure visitors Provided that a duchess can see eye-to-eye with the Home Office on growing cannabis, strychnine and cocaine, Britain is about to get the most venomous and hallucinogenic garden it has ever seen. via neil gaiman's journal posted by widdershins (7 comments total)
Oh, this is great! I write a gardening column called "Bloom and Gloom" for a gothic magazine, and I'm certainly going to make mention of this. Thanks for the link! posted by Fenriss at 1:01 PM on April 27, 2004
growing Mandrake, neat-o. Them cages will have to be sturdy to keep little alchemists and hobby-witches out as well as the potheads I'm sure. posted by dabitch at 1:10 PM on April 27, 2004
gardening can be art. it certainly is creative and generative. Sometimes art is about the dark side of life. This is awesome.
I'll bet it's beautiful, though, and not at all gloomy. some of the most deadly plants are also quite striking. posted by Miles Long at 1:16 PM on April 27, 2004
All it needs is is a pond full of piranhas and a few fumaroles -- where's Ian Flemming when you need him. posted by Quinbus Flestrin at 4:26 PM on April 27, 2004
posted by gesamtkunstwerk at 12:10 PM on April 27, 2004