I love this gray-lavender shade coating!
Pay also attention to color combination of sedums and other drought-loving plants.
Recommended further reading Building a Shed (Taunton's Build Like a Pro)
Recommended further reading Building a Shed (Taunton's Build Like a Pro)
Recommended further reading Building a Shed (Taunton's Build Like a Pro)
If you plan to renovate your shed, do you think making similar roof is a good option?
Recommended further reading Building a Shed (Taunton's Build Like a Pro)
11 comments:
I very much regret not having a shed, especially when I see these pictures !
I would love a purple shed with that living roof...it is gorgeous
This is a very cool area here. Have been wanting to plant the top of my potting shed...just may have gotten the motivation I need, thanks!
K wow I am totaly in LOVE! I would so do this to my shed that still needs to be built lol! Thanks for sharing!
I love the roof, I've been trying to do that with my little plastic shed but I would love more information about how to start. Could I post one of the pictures on my blog?
Peggy, you may use photo, as long as you add live link to http://ewainthegarden.blogspot.com
If you make the roof on your shed, let me know - I am curious how it will look.
Adore the amount of LIFE designed into this tiny garden area.
Shed, hardscape, furniture, color, plantings, fencing, pollinator habitat & etc...
This little garden is a BIG WINNER !
Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
That is a beautiful living roof...stunning in fact. I think all roofs should look like this!
Ewa, I love it! The color is perfect with the green living roof...xxoogail
I love this shed roof. I'm in the process of redecorating our summer house and I'd love to add a roof like this. Would you advise to fit a standard sedum roof kit, and then add different varieties of sedum and other plants to give it more texture and colour?
I love this shed roof. I'm currently redecorating our summer house and I'd love to give it a roof like this. Would you advise to use a standard sedum roof kit, and then add different varieties of sedum and other plants to give textures and colour?
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