The greenhouse is all trimmed out.

After much thought on the subject, Greg decided how to frame the gable windows.

He will cut the smaller four triangular windows himself, and he had the larger four windows cut at the local hardware store yesterday.

He caulked the entire building.

He primed the trim boards and put a finish coat on the windows and trim.

This morning the greenhouse is gleaming.
1 comment:
I just found your blog through a link from a comment left on the Hartwood Roses blog. I love the greenhouse your husband built. It is quite beautiful, and I admire his resourcefulness! Maybe I'll build one like it someday. Regards, John
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