The Plants of Taipei

Here’s the view of our patio. On the left is July 2020, the right is from last week. Our building was built in an older neighborhood, and was completed in 2019, so it stands out quite a bit. Even so, it’s quickly acquiring the dirty omnipresent earth tone on the walls, as you can see here. Our patio was used as a selling point by the realtor, but unless I take up being bitten by mosquitos as a hobby, it will continue to go unused. <img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:700/1*fISl5Vkl1Obo7BSdrUeNFg.jpeg" style="height:933px; width:700px" /> The patio wraps around another side of our apartment, and that’s where this tree has grown out from between the bricks. We do not pay much attention to this side, so I’m actually not sure how quickly its grown, but given there appears to have been a drain there… Hopefully my landlord doesn’t see this. <a href="https://medium.com/@GrahamMOliver/the-plants-of-taipei-133d45d9c17f">Read More</a>