My greenhouse has been standing for going on 23 years. Over that time, the PVC glazing has gone from clear, to not so clear, which is actually ok, because in Florida, that kind of sunlight coming through the glazing can be burning.
Its not a vegetable-growing GH with benches, its a planted and container plant greenhouse for tropical plants.
As part of my interior hard scape I have stone, cork bark, driftwood and manmade totems for climbing plants. Every couple years the totems have to be maintained.
Also, each year, I seem to collect more plants LOL. I have a corner that I am going to renovate this Spring. A couple of the totems need replenishment of the covering, and I plan to erect a couple more, as well as add come cork panels and maybe driftwood for mounted things and climbing things.
Right now, the floorspace is cluttered with freeloaders...plants I bring in from the yard to overwinter in the GH. Once Spring really comes (we are in what Floridians refer to as FAKE SPRING right now) and those can go back out and stay out til next winter, I'll start my renovation of this corner.
This is also my coldest corner, and I plan to take steps to fortify it this year.
Here are a few photos of the space now. I'll post back over tome to show how it evolves. And yes, I will be cleaning the walls LOL
