Garden Cupola

15 years ago

I saw this on a blog while browsing and looking at stuff tonight, and thought the garden cupola she made was wonderful. Might be something some of you could make if

you like it.

hugs, Karen

Here is a link that might be useful: garden cupola

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rafor
15 years ago
Oooooh, I have a few leftover windows from my glasshouse. Before I decide to give them away I might just have to try this! Thanks for the link.
marylee_2010
15 years ago
Karen, very nice. I like it. You find such interesting things. Thank you for sharing.
Marylee
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shawnee
15 years ago
NOW I know what to do with those oversized old windows in the shed! Thanks for taking time to post your cupola!!
nonacook
15 years ago
Love the cupola!
And I wish I could find ANY kind of handy dandy
garden guy like she mentioned that I could
depend on! LOL
Marlene Kindred
15 years ago
WOW!! I have a conservatory that DH and I made a couple of years ago, but I love this idea too! The tin roof is great...now....wonder where I can put one of them? I'm running out of garden space...guess I could always make a new flower bed. Thanks for sharing the site with us Karen!
jeannespines
15 years ago
Wow! It's big! (taller than her)! & looks great in her gardens. Love old windows & that's a winner! TFS, PM! Jeanne S.
excessfroufrou
15 years ago
That is beautiful, and it's giving me all kind of ideas.
Frou
garden2garden
15 years ago
I love it! It must be big if it's taller than her! It looks good from far away and even better up close where you can see the details. She has it lighted at night too, I'd like to see that. Great choice of plants around it.
I like her roof, but I was thinking it would look good with a copper roof like Calamity's castle, too. Yep, I'm with you Nona- now, if I could just find that young cute handy dandy garden guy who loves to make my garden visions become reality...because I'm wearing out, lol.
I remember your conservatory that your hubby built, Marlene, you did it up beautifully. Very pretty.
sunnyca_gw
15 years ago
Cool! Also her "flower"bed" metal frame! Love both & those "birds" or whatever they are in the rusty long thing & on the tree stump up high. The cupola roof is kind of what I had in mind for doody's thing she just painted & it had lost part of it's roof.Hope she sees this! She could do that or use shingles & go up from bottom to top & add pieces down the high parts like this lady did with the metal & add a fancy cut shingle at top, & then a topper or not. Lots of good ideas on this gal's blog. Thanks! Jan
concretenprimroses
15 years ago
TFS Karen,
Gets me thinking about the old wooden storm doors in our garage. (Dont fit our doors! Previous Owner must have gottent hem somewhere.) We have 2 that do.)
Kathy