Potting sheds bloom in backyards across Kentucky
In Lexington, Nancy Mullins builds a rustic 6 by 12 shed for tools and pots, costing under 500 dollars, with ivy-clad walls. Neighbors Jack and Shelley Lewis add a 12 by 16 shed for 2400 dollars, while Martha and Frank Jenkins complete a 16 by 24 foot potting shed with dry stone, poured concrete floor and metal roof, kept to about 700 dollars but valued at 35000 dollars due to craftsmanship and delays.
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