Pictures! Pictures! Pictures! | |
| Lumber from Habitat for Humanity |
| Jason's Euonymus Garden...looking pretty cool |
| Elvis Weeping Willows doing Well! |
| I see this van parked across the street at the Garner Ice House all the time. Notice the Elvis Pinball Machine! |
| Just some front pics of the old house.
|
| Cheryl with her anniverary lumber from Habitat for Humanity |
| I love this picture of Cheryl |
Comment deleted at the request of the author. | With the fire going....looks really cool at night through the big window! |
| Back side of the old cook house. |
| Ok...finished a bit of the front wall for now. I had thought of trying to do the overhead gable end now but think I may go ahead and pull the entire roof off and do all at once. The shed is cool inside now, with all the light coming in. |
 | This is pretty, real spring-time looking
|
| catmommeg wrote on Apr 11, '09, edited on Apr 11, '09 Love that purple trim on the house, looks great!
And I like those twisty trees, too.
|
| Lookin' good!
That window will let in so much light!
|
| What are the purple plants in this picture?
|
| I like this picture too, very Little House on the Prairie, used to love that show!
|
| How old is this fireplace and the shed?
|
| I am seeing lots of pavers around your house.
Do you hire out for jobs? LOL
I need the area under my deck to get pavers put in, area is 10 feet x 20 feet. We should have done it a long time ago, but very few people will take on a job that small.
|
| Meg, I wish I did hire out....all work on the house other than putting in ac/heat and roof shingles has been by me. I need to get some of the early pictures of our place posted...it's changed a lot.
We think the cook house was build in 1912 when the house was built. Both the cook house and the main house are on the National Register of Historic Places within the Garner District.
I think the purple stuff is thift...Cheryl can confirm.
Jason. |
| There have been many dump truck loads of white river rock, crush and run, and top soil brought in over the years. I've got more videos of some of the other earlier projects I will have to post.
|
 | Meg the flowers are Thrift or Creeping Phlox ( Flox, Flocks?!!) not sure of the spelling!. They are really beautiful right now, and butterflies love it! |
| Hi Cheryl, thanks, Phlox I think is how you spell it.
I am looking for something that will only get about 12" high, but this looks taller than that? The purple caught my eye!
I need something to put in front of the low bushes under my window, something low maintenance.
;-)
|
| This would be perfect Meg, it's actually less than 12 inches tall, maybe just looks taller because of perspective in the pic. Down here it also reblooms in winter. Not as full of flowers, but a nice pop of color. |
| Thanks, I will look for this at the garden center (Lowe's).
Our front windows are very low, so anything I plant there also has to be very low.
The bushes there now are about 2 1/2 feet tall, and I want something in front of them.
More plants mean Less Grass To Mow, and I am all for that!
|
 | that would be a neat pinball to have --- |
| Just added quite few more pictures starting with this one from the last 3 days. Tops been removed and the back wall has been reframed and boarded back up. Slowly but surely we are getting the old shed back in shape. Cick on picture at right and scroll to end to see new pictures. You will see a couple of our yard cat Gracie. |
|
Premium Account Jason Edge
|
