This was another fun COVID-19 project using only the supplies we had.
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After finding some inspiration on Pinterest, we used some old house windows that were in the barn and leftover wood. Rustic for sure but it’s perfect for starting the seeds and seedlings! Everyday we check on how all our little sunflowers, beans, and of course, regenerating leeks are doing!
After a fresh coat of paint and a sign the Wee Greenhouse is ready to start growing!
We planted sunflowers, apples, beans, and keep our regenerating leeks, celery and bok choy in the Wee Greenhouse!
Come along as we expand our cut flower garden, build a pergola and host two Tuscany themed outdoor parties!
Follow us through our flower journey as we create a cut flower garden for flower bouquets at our roadside flower stand and distill lavender!
Looking for a fun alternative to a wishing well we repurposed wine barrels to cover our well and water pump! Read more to see how we did it!
This old 1905 front porch has lived through many facelifts over the times. See how we've preserved this timeless piece of the house and brought some southern charm to the tongue and groove ceiling.
Halfway through the kitchen renovation we could see how the rooms were going to flow and realized that a long term goal of replacing the dining room floor and ceiling was moving up our priority list.
We were itching to start growing in early spring when it was still too cold to dig into the dirt! We used what we had around, old pieces of wood and windows, to create our very own greenhouse! Today it is the happy home of many sunflowers that are sprouting and all the stalk veggies were regenerating!
We love leeks and read that we could grow leeks from the stalk ends. We gave it a shot and were very impressed with how quickly we started to see regrowth!
Pickles - Naturally Fermented vs Vinegar - Read about our friendly farmhouse competition