My husband and I disagree about climbing plants on the house. I would like to have a nice trellis right next to the front door where a wisteria or clematis, or something similar, could grow.
My husband is strictly against it. He says it would damage the house, attract lots of pests, and the plants would grow all the way up to the gutter, and so on. I’m totally in favor because I think it looks really beautiful. Besides, if the plants damage the plaster, I would have to renew it anyway, or I won’t be around anymore.
Do you have climbing plants directly on your new house or would you prefer not to? Any experiences?
My husband is strictly against it. He says it would damage the house, attract lots of pests, and the plants would grow all the way up to the gutter, and so on. I’m totally in favor because I think it looks really beautiful. Besides, if the plants damage the plaster, I would have to renew it anyway, or I won’t be around anymore.
Do you have climbing plants directly on your new house or would you prefer not to? Any experiences?
11ant schrieb:
What kind of windowless dormer is that – are sausages drying in there?That is the unfinished attic. Currently, it serves only as storage and as a bat habitat. If it is ever finished, the dormer will be raised and fitted with larger windows. But honestly, the many square meters in the rest of the house are sufficient for us ^^
haydee schrieb:
Good Friday sausage withdrawal? No – but I have actually seen attic rooms specifically designed for air-curing dried sausages, particularly in some older houses in certain southern German regions. That’s why I asked about the purpose of this windowless dormer, as it doesn’t look like a dovecote to me.
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hampshire20 Apr 2019 13:08This is what it looks like when you remove wild vine from a house:
Some residue always remains.
Some residue always remains.
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hampshire20 Apr 2019 13:1511ant schrieb:
No – but I have actually seen attic rooms specifically designed for air-drying cured sausages; mainly in some older houses in certain southern German regions. That’s why I asked about the purpose of this dormer without windows, because it doesn’t look like a pigeon loft to me. They were hanging in the smoke chamber or above the workbench.
I’m guessing it’s a grain storage floor.
I have some hanging upstairs.