Comments on: The prettiest outhouse-turned-stylish shed I’ve ever seen

By: GailH

GailH — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 00:24:10 +0000

i’ve been here this year!! you should see all the new stuff!! an awesome 12ft tall approx mosac’d Cactus!

By: Omegadad

Omegadad — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 07:49:51 +0000

I was in the waiting room at the doc's office a while back, and I picked up a magazine with an article about a shed repainted in bright primary and secondary colors. Now it's got me to thinking... hmm... the Villa (our shed) could use some color... but I can't remember the name of the magazine. It was something like Better Homes, but I can't seem to find it. Any clues? Thanks, Omegadad Omegadad’s last blog post..When pigs fly

By: Billy Goodnick

Billy Goodnick — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 23:43:02 +0000

Debra: Great post! Love the hot colors on that window frame and the use of the can lids. I'm always in awe of such creative talent. How ya doing with that article? Looked great when you sent it to me. BTW: Fine Gardening deal is cinched! We're calling it Sustainable Landscaping: Cool Green Gardens by Billy Goodnick. Launches May 4. Thanks for your help. Billy Goodnick’s last blog post..WAY Off Topic...

By: Mark Ufkes

Mark Ufkes — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 16:25:42 +0000

I am biased because I fell madly in love with Scotty and Suzanne decades ago. Together, they are the most impressive and positive life force that I have ever known. And I remember their home site when it was a vacant lot. Now it sings of life in every direction. One can not walk there without an overwhelming sense of love and respect, for everyone, and for this planet. At my home, in White Center, Washington, I have a drift wood fence that people compliment me on. I always say that my dear friend Scotty pushed me to think of it, by pushing me to use material again and again. He was always pushing me to see new uses of old items, and to look outside of the box that defines so many in American society. And Suzanne is not only beautiful and really smart, but she has a gift of reflecting, in her smile, the life force of the flower or plant she is holding in her hand, or looking at. The world is way better because of these two people.

Mark Ufkes

By: High Desert Diva

High Desert Diva — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 14:01:51 +0000

I discovered Suzanne's blog this year and was enchanted enough to talk my husband into a 7 hour drive (each way) to attend the Sweet on Spring sale. So glad we did! Suzanne & Scotty have created a truly artistic home, garden and shop. Their work is inspirational. As beautiful as the blog photos are, they don't show the amazing detail this talented couple have worked into every nook and cranny. I'm planning a return trip (with girlfriends this time) to soak up some more of this creative atmosphere. High Desert Diva’s last blog post..Baskett Slough

By: Nadeen

Nadeen — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 17:19:31 +0000

i’M JUST POPPING MY BUTTONS. I couldn’t be more proud of my brother and sister-in-law.

By: Shirley Bovshow "EdenMaker"

Shirley Bovshow "EdenMaker" — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 21:43:50 +0000

Hi Debra, That is no "dump!" I like the creativity behind this transformation. Shirley Shirley Bovshow "EdenMaker"’s last blog post..Front Lawn Versus Edible Gardens: You Choose!

By: Carla

Carla — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 21:43:19 +0000

This is a wonderful article and tribute to two extremely creative people! I love it and I love returning to Living in the Garden time after time to find ever more beautiful items and plants on display. Go Suzanne and Scotty!