Cottage

How to paint cabinets

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Light green to highlight in deep shade

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Packera aurea native, shade ground cover

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With a glass door stained glass or frosted for light and privacy

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White trim blue paint

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For steep slopes and property edges that require stabilization or screening, consider planting gray dogwood (Cornus racemosa). This native shrub tolerates dry, well-drained soil and partial shade.

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FRINGE TREE CHionanthus Virginicus native zone 5, likes water.

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Sambuca Nigra, Common Elderberry, when cooked berried can be used for jam or wine. Native, likes it wettish. Can be cut to roots.

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Blue Flag Iris versicolor Native, likes it wet, good for rain garden.

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Privacy in a shared bunk room.

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What's on the cabinets?

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Paint it white!

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Bed placement in a small room.

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Cutleaf Coneflower (Rudbeckia laciniata) Native to almost every U.S. state spreads by rhizomes and grows to 3 feet to 12 feet, so plant it in a large area. It prefers moist soil and can have a tendency to flop if it’s not in a preferred spot. Blooming in late summer R. laciniata can also take a fair amount of shade,

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Rolling cover-deck. For the septic system?

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Paint the lower cabs?

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Wild senna (Senna hebecarpa) blooms for at least a month in mid- to late summer, and you can hear the dozens of bumblebees on the plants from 30 thirty feet away.

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Nice color

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Home made screen on wheels.

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Valspar tea green latte

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