Every Thursday we like to post a picture of something we've found online that inspires us to do something similar at the farm. Sort of our own blog bulletin board so that we can eventually look back and someday, hopefully anyway, recreate it...enjoy!
Recently, as we've begun planning the layout around the house after we get something new and/or remodeled, one of my wish list items is a greenhouse. For now the designs I like are all over the place from simple to gothic to contemporary to rustic. It seems all greenhouses have their own style and appeal. But one thing I've almost always seen is that they are either sitting on the ground with dirt or landscape fabric or on a concrete slab. Not sure we want the expense or permanence of a concrete slab but don't really want it just sitting on the ground with all the inherent problems that would bring.
Then I saw these two while I was browsing and they are sitting on a deck. We like that idea. It's not as permanent (for future relocation) and we're guessing it's less expensive than concrete. Pressure treated wood or coated with a sealant, it should last for a long time.
Be inspired!
Recently, as we've begun planning the layout around the house after we get something new and/or remodeled, one of my wish list items is a greenhouse. For now the designs I like are all over the place from simple to gothic to contemporary to rustic. It seems all greenhouses have their own style and appeal. But one thing I've almost always seen is that they are either sitting on the ground with dirt or landscape fabric or on a concrete slab. Not sure we want the expense or permanence of a concrete slab but don't really want it just sitting on the ground with all the inherent problems that would bring.
Then I saw these two while I was browsing and they are sitting on a deck. We like that idea. It's not as permanent (for future relocation) and we're guessing it's less expensive than concrete. Pressure treated wood or coated with a sealant, it should last for a long time.
Be inspired!
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