Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Potting Shed with Faux Brick Floor
























Transformation Thursday Party...


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Today I want to share my Potting Shed  
with the "faux brick" painted floor.

This was not a "shed" but an addition that was added
to the side of the house by the former owners.
It didn't even have any electricity wired up.


It was a workshop/storage room with one window.
Then I moved in and staked my claim...
and we put in another window and power!

Potting shed with painted "faux brick" floor,
Click here for more info.


I have to apologize for this picture.
The Mr. must have taken it,
I didn't even "stage" it first!

It was taken before the digital camera era.
I dug it out of the "picture box" and scanned it.

Do you have a "picture box"...
or a bunch of boxes like me?



Here are two more pictures of that yard.

Our Northern California Backyard.

Our Hot Tub Gazebo

I will post more after I dig through the
gazillions of pictures in the unsorted boxes.

I have always been a gardener.
In fact while living in Northern California
I had become a Master Gardener for my county.

I should scan that MG certificate...
and tell you I was 2nd in my class,
but I am not prone to bragging... :o)

 Our Texas Pond



 I never got a MG certificate in Texas.
 However, I did get the yard certified
as a Wildlife Habitat.

Certified Wildlife Habitat Plaque




Mourning Dove on Bench... look hard.

Praying Mantis in our Texas Yard





My newest garden is in the desert.
It has been too hot to do anything here so far.

Mountain View In The Desert



We have a small backyard with only
the builders landscaping so far.
see the little baby plants?

Small Desert Yard



But we like to think that we
have a huge backyard with
a wonderful view of the mountains.


View Of Golf Course And Mountains From Backyard



We do have some pretty clouds.

House Across From Us




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Bunny Hop Wednesday Party
I am Hopping for joy!!

I just want to thank all of you new party girls!
I have had a better than expected start to my
Bunny Hop Wednesday.

xoxo 
Bunny Jean


10 comments:

Jane@Cottage at the Crossroads said...

Wow! You certainly are an accomplished gardener. I'm getting a late start. I bet your desert garden will be beautiful in no time. What a fabulous view you have of the mountains.

GratefulPrayerThankfulHeart said...

SO nice stopping by this morning! Such lovely photos and blog! Looks like you are a very creative lady! :)

Kindly, Lorraine

NanaNor's said...

HI there, Just came from Cozy Little House to say hello. What struck me is that you said you came from No.Ca. and I was raised and lived most of my life(until 4 yrs ago)in the Bay Area and finally in Sonoma County. Love your yard. I wonder how you've adjusted to the desert. Even living in Colorado we miss the beauty of No.Ca.
I'll be back to visit again.
Noreen

debbie @ happy little cottage said...

Hi! Stopping by from Cozy Little House where we were both featured!

Your homes and gardens are lovely, and the view of the mountains is stunning!

Enjoy!

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PAINTORDIG.blogspot.com said...

I am a Master Gardener also. It has been so miserably hot hear that for the last two years I haven't done much to my yard! I just try to maintain!

Always Nesting said...

Wow, I'm impressed and we seem to have lived in many of the same states. We moved to Oregon from the Bay Area and met and married in Texas but left there 20 years ago. Like you, I was the one that always had to deal with the "stuff" to but it nicely, during our many moves.

Sherry @ No Minimalist Here said...

Your gardens were amazing and I know your desert garden will be just as fabulous. Just don't block that gorgeous view! Thank you for joining the Open House party.
xo,
Sherry

Jenny said...

What beautiful views. I'm in Arizona and I know what you mean about gardening in the heat.

The MG courses in the desert are quite interesting. My gardens produce quite lushly now...I just had to relearn every single thing I knew from gardening in Ohio!

Great faux brick! Stamping is always so fun and fast.

Nancy's Daily Dish said...

Your garden is beautiful and the views are to!

Nancy



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