From rockery to hothouse

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  1. Loofah

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    Finally got round to glazing and completing the greenhouse this weekend.... Its been a while removing the rockery (anyone have suggestions for a large pile of rocks?), the mud and the plants and transforming into this but well worth it!

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    Hardcore and ballast in...
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    Cement down
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    Frame up
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    Brick edging added..
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    Et voila!
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    Oh, I used some of the rocks to make a low wall under the lleylandi too.

    All I need now are seed trays and erm... seeds and plants!
     
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  2. takemore02withit

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    Hey it looks great,Ive never seen one that shape before.I dont know much about greenhouses as my gardens to small,but if I did have room I wouldn't mind one like yours! (Happy growing!) 02
     
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  3. kazy

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    nice one Loofah its lookin good , can you tell me how to post a pic cant seem to find destructions
     
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    I want one, Love it, Enjoy your greenhouse Loofah..
     
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    Aww shucks, it was nuthin'... The only problem is that I can't seem to stay out of it now.

    Kazy, it looks as though the destructions sticky got removed in the migration... Load your pics into photobucket and copy the IMG Code (4th box below the pic), then just paste the text into your posting. Max of 8 (including smileys!) per post...
     
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  6. Paladin

    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    :thumb:That's an excellent job there Loofah! Happy sowing:)
     
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  7. intermiplants

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    really good job loofah ....well done:thumb::)
     
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  8. Pro Gard

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    Yove made a great job of it.
     
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  9. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Nice job, and yes and unusual shape.:thumb:
     
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    All you have to do now is fill it with plants :)
     
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    Job well done Loofah now all the hard works done the fun can start! Hel.xxx.
     
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    one option is to upload your picture on a Webiste like Photobucket or Imageshack, then you will get an IMG link which you can past on the message and VOILA'
    if you need more detailed explanation let me know :thumb:
     
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