Discussing the Greenhouse
Bob, Martha and the homeowner, Diana, discuss the greenhouse and the decor before Bob reveals a special suprise.
Bob, Martha and the homeowner, Diana, discuss the greenhouse and the decor before Bob reveals a special suprise.
Bob, Martha, and the homeowner look at the plants in the new greenhouse. Martha explains why she selected certain plants and put thought into their placement.
When shopping for plants at Haskell’s Nursery, the homeowner gets some professional help from Martha Stewart, who transforms the greenhouse into an elegant setting for “tea for three”.
Bob and contractor Bob Ryley tour the spectacular finished greenhouse and, in addition to the greenhouse, a vestibule to the house has been created, solving the homeowners’ issue with cold winter air coming in the front entrance.
Bob discusses the bluestone floor being installed in the greenhouse.
Bob meets with John Clancy who is applying “California” stucco inside the greenhouse. A tint is applied to the mix to match the interior, and a latex bonding material helps keep the stucco adhere to the walls.
Landscape designer Ruth Foster explains her selection of plant material and flowering shrubs for the backyard and directs the planting of a Sephora Japonica shade tree.
Contractor Bob Ryley shows off the greenhouse’s motorized windows. At the touch of a button, or via a thermostat, the windows open and close. Bob helps Ryley assemble and install the fiberglass-framed windows.
The wood has arrived for the perimeter benches, so Bob and contractor Bob Ryley begin constructing the architect-designed benches for the greenhouse. The wood is a cypress, which is excellent in damp environments.
Bob and contractor Bob Ryley install sloped glazing on a greenhouse with the help of Mark Santos.