*1 part cement to 12 parts soil. (The soil came from digging out our 15' deep garden well.)
Greenhouse Made With Used Windows
Greenhouse built on our homestead with used windows. The rear wall consists of stabilized* adobe bricks made with a CinvaRam, a compression tool I learned about in the '60s from the Whole Earth Catalog. There's a solar-powered fan for cooling and a small solar-powered trickling fountain inside. Note: using old windows like this requires a lot of time puttying and/or painting (but look at the result!)
*1 part cement to 12 parts soil. (The soil came from digging out our 15' deep garden well.)
*1 part cement to 12 parts soil. (The soil came from digging out our 15' deep garden well.)
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Now that's cool. (Taking notes)
I linked to this post from my blog. I love this greenhouse, man. very cool. http://www.maybethisdoor.com/2011/03/my-gardening-greenhouse-by-maybe-this.html
What a beautiful Greenhouse I'd use that house to plant all different kind of plants I like, besides this Greenhouse is perfect because is made of used windows and other materials, that's incredible.m10m
Looks awesome, that is a perfect way of saving some money, really excellent idea.
A truly Green Greenhouse!!!! Love it
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