Underwater Garden Pics Editor

From the ancient rice terraces of Yunnan to modern vertical hydroponics, agriculture comes in many different forms. Now a group of Italian Brainiacs has created the world’s first underwater garden for terrestrial plants. Seaweed and kelp have been cultivated along shorelines for centuries but in small submersible glass domes, pots of basil, lettuce, tomatoes, and even zucchini flowers, green peas, aloe Vera, and mushrooms are growing like in any other home garden.

In the summer of 2012, Sergio Amberina, founder of diving equipment firm Ocean Reef Group, was enjoying a seaside vacation on the Italian Riviera. Resting in between dives. One day the conversation veered to his other passion gardening. Would it be possible, he wondered to create the perfect growing conditions for basil. The most popular local herb and an essential ingredient for pesto. Like most herbs, basil prefers protected, sunny locations with well-drained soils and a constant, stable temperature.

Glancing at the sea, Gamberini was struck with an unusual idea. Why not try to grow basil in an underwater garden. Bizarre as it might have seemed. The idea made perfect sense coming from a diving aficionado and innovation-minded entrepreneur. There are many types of gardens but it’s not commonplace to come across an underwater garden. The Nemo’s Garden was developed by a group of Italian scuba divers and is the first underwater garden to contain terrestrial plants.

The project’s goal was initially a provocation. But it suddenly turned into something more ambitious to create an alternative system of agriculture specially dedicated to those areas. Where environmental conditions economical reasons or morphologic reasons make growing plants extremely difficult. Nemo’s Garden is an underwater garden that aims to create a system that utilizes natural resources already available. The foremost important one is the oceans and other bodies of water. 

How to use:

1. Select a photo from the gallery or take a selfie with your device camera in the underwater garden editor app
2. Crop or cut your photo as you like with the help of the Crop tool in this underwater garden app
3. In this underwater garden background app you can use erase option to remove unwanted parts from your picture
4. Select the best photo background which will suit your Pic in this garden photo editor app.
5. Select Stickers from the list in this underwater background editor and drag it to the right position, rotate it, multi-touch to resize it.
6. Apply color effects and save your final graceful picture in your gallery.

Finally, share your completely edited photo output with your friends using various social media networks.