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Inside Outside Upside Green: Thursday, May 15, 2008

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Inside Outside Upside Green. A Portland Remodel, 2007. Thursday, May 15, 2008. Rach's bday gift: Lable maker. This lovely gem is a contorted mulberry bush. More importantly, this photo showcases a stainless steel tag made from my new label maker. I've started to replace all of the plastic info tags that accompany plants with Latin. Labels made by this gizmo. Thanks, Justin! The other side of the path: South side of house. Here you can see the silverberries. South side of house looking east. These hoses r...

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Inside Outside Upside Green: Front of house looking NW, My '08

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Inside Outside Upside Green. A Portland Remodel, 2007. Thursday, May 15, 2008. Front of house looking NW, My '08. Notice our "Steve Novick. For Senator" Sign. He is amazing. He is also the first 4'11", hook-armed, left of left candidate to run a viable senatorial campaign. In front of the sign: 6 of our 10 heirloom. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). First Post on InsideOutsideUpsideGreen. 1904 Oregonian Slide Show. Do It Yourself Heating. Portland Powder Coating, Inc. Rachs bday gift: Lable maker.

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Pentimento: HOME IMPROVEMENT 101

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Insight, ideas, opinions.and reviews, written by Carol Wilkerson. Tuesday, 07 June 2016. Hacking The Common Seatbelt Cover For Patio Use. Our chairs are a dark brown color, but since were not entertaining royalty anytime soon, its not a big deal. So today I ordered some dark gray Velcro seatbelt covers and I think they will work nicely to solve my problem. And hey, the price was right too. More hacks to come as I happen upon them. Sampson Go Mic and FlipPal Story Scans Are A Family Match Made In Heaven.

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Inside Outside Upside Green: Sunday, September 9, 2007

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Inside Outside Upside Green. A Portland Remodel, 2007. Sunday, September 9, 2007. We've established our own language for talking about certain, easily-confused areas of the house. For instance, we refer to the stairwell landings as .5, 1.0 and 1.5 (the landing between the basement and first floors, the first floor, and between the first and second floors, respectively.) The 1.0 landing includes a broom closet and mail sorting center. We stole the last idea from Sarah Susanka's. Not So Big House. Covers a...

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Inside Outside Upside Green: Landing 1.0

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Inside Outside Upside Green. A Portland Remodel, 2007. Sunday, September 9, 2007. We've established our own language for talking about certain, easily-confused areas of the house. For instance, we refer to the stairwell landings as .5, 1.0 and 1.5 (the landing between the basement and first floors, the first floor, and between the first and second floors, respectively.) The 1.0 landing includes a broom closet and mail sorting center. We stole the last idea from Sarah Susanka's. Not So Big House.

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Inside Outside Upside Green: Bathroom Hardware

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Inside Outside Upside Green. A Portland Remodel, 2007. Sunday, September 9, 2007. A remodel can be roughly split into big projects (demolition, framing, systems, cabinets, flooring etc.) and less-big projects (painting, door hardware, switch plate. Covers and so on.) There are no small projects, especially as you reach the point of burnout. Every job seems enormous, and every achievement monumental. One such example can be found in our downstairs bathroom. Just recently. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Inside Outside Upside Green: Soaker hoses

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Inside Outside Upside Green. A Portland Remodel, 2007. Thursday, May 15, 2008. These hoses require muscle to master; they want to twist and turn and go their own way. Once mastered they do, however, make watering significantly easier. Far less H2O is lost to evaporation as it is delivered directly to the roots. Blueberries, seen here with golden raspberries and peas, require copious amounts of water. For more on blueberry growth and management, visit our lovely friend Clair and Beverly.

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Inside Outside Upside Green: Water troughs - temporary bamboo containers, eventual raised beds

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Inside Outside Upside Green. A Portland Remodel, 2007. Thursday, May 15, 2008. Water troughs - temporary bamboo containers, eventual raised beds. Us to move the the troughs around. We will eventually build a fence there, return the bamboo to Rach. And use the troughs as raised beds for veggies. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). First Post on InsideOutsideUpsideGreen. 1904 Oregonian Slide Show. Do It Yourself Heating. Portland Powder Coating, Inc. Rachs bday gift: Lable maker. Kiwi trellis takes shape.

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Inside Outside Upside Green: Wednesday, November 21, 2007

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Inside Outside Upside Green. A Portland Remodel, 2007. Wednesday, November 21, 2007. The backyard part deux. This is the reverse view - looking from the SE towards the NW. The paths are wide enough for two people to walk abreast, though that width may decrease as the plants become more established. You can also see the "island" bed in the upper left corner. We planted a fuyu. Persimmon for Deb and Vic (who helped me plant it) and Dan/ Noa. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). First Post on InsideOutsideUpsideGreen.