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We've made significant progress on the garden shed (and that's the universal "we" - as in HandyMan has done most of the work). Once the windows go in (selvaged from replacing the windows in the house), the roofing asphalt goes on, and the door is framed out, it will be ready for storage! I'm sure HandyMan has a few more steps in there, but thats the nutshell.
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This post is linked up at An Oregon Cottage's Tuesday Garden Party.
Looking real nice, just wait about 2 years until G-baby trys to move all here stuff in there.
ReplyDeleteI was in it yesterday thinking that it's a great hiding spot - wonder if our wifi reaches out there?
ReplyDeleteI bet if you move the routor ( sp) to the back porch or living room it will.
ReplyDeleteMy husband knows that "we" means "he"! He's a keeper for sure:) The shed looks great, so far so good.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen those hanging tomatoes plant do well... are your others planted the same?
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Heather, the first year we did hanging tomatoes three years ago they did awesome. Last year, we had a regional blight that was the problem. This year we have four plants that never made it but the rest are hangers and doing well. We've planted different types too and the Roma/Paste tomatoes the first year by far have out done this years Early Girls. It seems to be a new experiment each year.
ReplyDeleteYour bean plants look fabulously healthy--they're my favorite each summer!
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous of your garden shed- I'm hoping to put windows in the one we inherited that gives me the shivers to walk into. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to the Tuesday Garden party!