On the white ones, I put 3 big ice cubes in the pot once a week. I tried the same system on the purple one, but no luck.

Pap

This is where the wife keeps here year round.

Awesome great room Eric.

My first reaction also. Everything should thrive in that space, including people!

That's the truth!
Walker

That is really nice, Eric.

Thank you all. It's the wife's room. My kids migrate there. They all 5 (33-13) play the piano. 3 oldest still come home for dinner at least 2 nights week. Grand Kids prefer the outside.

Well Eric as the commercial goes it's your wife's version of her "she shed". Hardly that, much more beautiful. But it did ring that thought.
It's definitely sheeshier.

After 36 years with me, she needs an escape room.

Really love the thread. Nice seeing what folks can grow in cooler climes. Here in FL we can't grow many of those. Plus, the way things are here now with the heat and humidity, working in the yard can be a challenge. I have been trying to up my game in terms of butterflies in the yard. The zebra longwings have been abundant in my yard this year probably because I have several large firebush in the yard due to the mild winter. Pics below are not mine but show what I'm talking about. Also getting giant swallowtails because of all of my citrus (host plant). Even have some monarchs this year. Black swallowtails, sulfurs and gulf fritillaries round out the main mix of suspects. I was planting a passion flower yesterday which is a host plant for the gulf fritillary and I barely had it planted before one was on it laying eggs. Amazing how they were able to find it so quickly.