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More green roof...
One hot summer evening we climbed up on the wardrobe roof and took a selfie…and here it is in print! http://issuu.com/cityofmelbourne/docs/melbournemagapr_may14_fa_low_custom Our green roof has suffered in the heat, but it's coming back to health with the cooler weather.
Extreme gardening
A year ago I planted out the roof garden:
And at Christmas last year it was progressing nicely:
One year after planting, the garden is looking fantastic, if a little overgrown:
And required some high altitude gardening:
As far as we can work out, we’ve only lost a few of the 90 odd tubes I planted. The species we’ve used are: Echeveria Elegans Oscularia Deltoides Sedum Pachyphyllum Echeveria Violet Queen Sedum Jelly Bean Echeveria Glauca By far the most successful on our exposed west facing roof is the Oscularia and we radically pruned it back to allow the other plants to thrive.
A teaser...
Merry Christmas!
Today was the day we started on the floor...before
and after the first coat!
Getting there...
Colour!
Flooring
Final floorboard colour and finish. One coat Porters Wood Wash custom colour ‘Michael’, three coats Feast and Watson China Wood Oil (now called Tung Oil). And of course the courtyard tiles!
Progress
Nearly finished...
…but now the builders’ bog!
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Final floorboard colour and finish. One coat Porters Wood Wash custom colour 'Michael', three coats Feast and Watson China Wood Oil (now called Tung Oil). And of course the courtyard tiles!
Ahh, posters...
Nearly finished...but now the builders' bog!
Our first leak!