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Innovative Plant Sift Project for Marsh Gardens: A Sustainable Solution

Discover a unique plant sifting project at Marsh Botanical Gardens using marine-grade materials. Learn about the process, materials, and how to get involved in this eco-friendly initiative.

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Innovative Plant Sift Project for Marsh Gardens: A Sustainable Solution

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  1. Spoiled Rotten 28.3.2014

  2. Spoiled Rotten 4.4.2014

  3. Arial Spoiled Rotten 4.4.2014 = Temperature Probe

  4. Spoiled Rotten 4.4.2014 Frontal_1

  5. 4’ Frontal_2 Spoiled Rotten 4.4.2014 Tarp Ramp Trough

  6. { 4’ Spoiled Rotten 4.4.2014 Cross_Section Mesh Sifter Layer

  7. Spoiled Rotten 4.4.2014 Quick Notes Sign • No plastics, no GMO crops • How project came about and why – identify as marsh botanical gardens • Use tarps • Just a sift that can move OCCASSIONALLY • People can go on top with shovel when putting stuff in – moving parts means more likely to break • Marine grade polyurethane – inside of box coating to protect from rot • Trough & Ramp–some type of steel substitute • Paint everything except ramp & trough –Yale Blue?

  8. Spoiled Rotten 4.4.2014 For Next Week • For next week: mock up ramp • Budgeting • Exact heights and depth • Plan a Visit!!

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