Inside greenhouse today-all tools hung and working on more shelves. Got some cool old rusted railroad pins and making shelves out of those, drilling into cordwood. Will wait till spring unless weather holds to paint trim around windows. Looking forward to taking down fence... inclosing new south portion and creating a larger creative fun area to grow things.
Till Spring...or till door.....
5 comments:
Hello Hannah,
It was great looking at the pics of your summer project. I am also trying to build a cordwood garden shed and had a question about the glass bottles. When you used them in your wall are they seen from the outside and the inside.(The same bottle)?
My walls are only 8 inches but using
glass bottles I can only see them from the outside, the mortar covers the inside. Any advice would be helpful.
Another comment about the floor of your greenhouse. It looked from the picture you are using earth to be the floor. I work at a greenhouse and over the years we have learned if you have a gravel bed of about 6 inches it helps with the growing, but I'm in NC it might be different in Montana. Rebekah
Hannah, I love it. I can't wait for Jeff(?) to finish the door. I ahven't looked at your blog for maybe a month or so. I have been just so busy I haven't even done my own blog at all til tonight. I am really impressed with everything, the design, windows, all the work. Love it!
Hannah,
Your structure is nice, but I wouldn't call it a greenhouse due to the lack of windows.
You have another friend named Rebecca??? Say it isn't so! Just kidding! I LOVE your little greenhouse! I haven't checked in a couple months and what a stunning surprise. It looks just like you! Beautiful, unique and sweet! Best of luck with the finishing touches! -Rebecca
PHENOMENAL
congratulations
kelly
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