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The Guardian - UK
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Steven Bloor

West Bank garden of teargas canisters - in pictures

tear gas garden: A palestinian woman waters the plants
Sabiha Abu Rahmeh waters the plants. Her son, Bassim, was killed in the weekly protests five years ago Photograph: Fadi Arouri/Xinhua Press/Corbis
tear gas garden: A close up of a flower planted in a tear gas canister
A close-up of a flower planted in a teargas canister Photograph: Issam Rimawi/ZUMA Press/Corbis
tear gas garden: A Palestinian man plants a flower in a tear gas canister
A Palestinian man plants a flower in the garden Photograph: Issam Rimawi/ZUMA Press/Corbis
tear gas garden: A close up of a flower being watered
A flower being watered. Villagers say the garden is meant to show that life can spring from death Photograph: Issam Rimawi/ZUMA Press/Corbis
tear gas garden: Flower are seen planted in tear gas canisters
Rows of flowers planted in the canisters, collected after clashes with Israeli soldiers Photograph: Issam Rimawi/ZUMA Press/Corbis
tear gas garden: A flower is potted
A flower in its unconventional pot Photograph: Fadi Arouri/Xinhua Press/Corbis
tear gas garden: Flower on razor wire
Flowers brighten up the stark razor wire in the village Photograph: Majdi Mohammed/AP
tear gas garden: Flowers in tear gas canisters
Bed springs are used to hold the canisters upright Photograph: Majdi Mohammed/AP
tear gas garden: Palestinian activists stand near roses planted in used tear gas canisters
As well as the weekly protest, the village also hosts an annual conference Photograph: Atef Safadi/EPA
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