jojo54
Garden Ornament
Gorgeous, just gorgeous.
Thank you thistle..I had no problems with humidity control or disease in the greenhouse all summer, I kept the screen doors and windows open most days/nights and it seemed to help..Only closed them whem we had a bad storm/wind or too cool evenings..thistlebloom said:Well Barefoot, I am speechless, everybody else used up all the superlative adjectives! Lovely, lovely, lovely!
So you had no problems with humidity causing mildews or molds last summer? Everything looks so healthy!
Never hurts to bat the eyelashes from time to time LOL..Good luck, I hope it works out for you!vfem said:Its absolutely a dream come true! I love it!!!
Must show husband, and bat eyelashes!!!
But Rusty...It is!!..LOL...I just might have to post a few more pictures of inside the GH just so you have something new to drool over!RustyDHart said:Ginny...everytime I'm on the TEG...I have to check out your greenhouse......really nice....I still think it should be here in Michigan....
What..Batting the eyelashes didnt work!? Hmmm...Time for plan #2! Never retreat!!vfem said:Hubby gave me the eye roll and went back to watching TV yesterday. I think he's done with my crazy demands!!!
Thank you journey..Sounds like you have the beginnings of a beautiful GH to me..Your off to a great start..keep looking out for those giveaway/ free windows and patio doors..People will start remodeling (because of economy) starting in spring..Take everything you can get..You can make it work! Hopefully you wont need to wait 15 years..Hang in there! It will be worth it!journey11 said:Wow Ginny, that is one fabulous greenhouse! Definitely something to be proud of.
I got a set of sliding patio doors when my sister remodeled and a couple windows I found at my local recycle center (they don't take plate glass, so lucky for me!) I'm doing what you did, saving them up. It will probably take me 15 years too!
I got a kick out of the jungle photo too!