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A room for all seasons. |
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| It's natural to visualize a garden room on a sunny summer day, with breezes blowing the curtains and golden light streaming in. Indeed, many garden rooms - especially transitional ones like porches, verandas, and some sunrooms - are strictly warm season spaces. Conservatories were created as a way to make an indoor space for potted plants that would stay warm during cold winter months. |
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 One of the greatest joys of any kind of garden room is being in a lefy, light place when everything outdoors is cold and gray. For avid gardeners, winter can be a frustrating season. But, spending it in a home created garden room, tending to indoor potted plants or sorting see packets and browsing thru catalogs, can make the season a restful interlude. |
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| For those who enjoy gardens less actively, the opportunity to be in a room that recalls the beauties of the growing season - sipping a cup of tea while gazing out at the snow covered landscape or listening to rain on the roof - is one of life's greatest pleasures. |
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| There is nothing more comforting then the sight of bright seed packets on a cold winters day. Turn your thoughts to gardening and dream. |
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Creating a garden room is easy to do. Find a space like a porch where you can set up a table or two with potted plants & saucers. Add a chair for relaxing and enjoyment. Force bulbs in winter and fill with lush potted flowers in summer. Add a small desk if there is room to stock your garden books and magazines. Can spring be far behind???? |
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By Pam Brooks
Post Last Updated: 4/10/2013 4:35:20 PM |
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