Plummy, Here's a link to where I got the fogging system. It's the model 400 on the page. http://www.mistcooling.com/mistingpump.htm I ran a line from the pump across the front of the greenhouse with three lines split off from that going up the ribs towards the house. There are three nozzles on each line. I have the .012 nozzles and I believe I'm going to end up getting the .008 size to make even smaller droplets. Probably wait until next spring for that. If you have any more questions concerning the fogger, let me know. I've ordered lots of things from Puerto Rico, Montoso Gardens specifically, and the shipping was not bad at all. Actually I believe it no more than shipping from Florida for me. Hawaii is waaaayyy more expensive! They are expensive but the last two plants I received from Frankies were pretty nice. We'll see. We're in quite a cold snap here right now. 30* at night and 40's during day. 20* below normal for us right now. Really sucks.

you're going to have to get samples and try them on your house (prime first) to see how it looks in your lighting. Kylie did a review on it IS EVERGREEN FOG A GOOD PAINT COLOUR FOR THE EXTERIOR OF A HOME? Green can be tricky as it doesn’t always jibe with brick, stonework and roof colours. This doesn’t mean it won’t work with YOURS, but make sure that green is a NATURAL choice for your home in that it already exists (ie. in the roof) or contrast/complements any features (ie. brick or stone). https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/paint-colour-review-sherwin-williams-evergreen-fog-9130/ this is a nice shade. It's cool, but the blue tone won't show up. Pair it w/these

Those colors are very gray. If you really want blue those will not be right, although I think you're on the right track by leaning gray. If you choose something that looks BLUE on a paint chip it could be really overbearing on a house. Consider Aleutian. It is more blue than either of the two colors you're thinking about, but it's not a strong blue. You will get more confidence in your choice if you sample the color in daylight. Sunlight washes colors out and also can bring out undertones that you wouldn't otherwise see. Paint a large board with two coats of the color you want to sample and hold it up to the house on all four sides. Stand back and look at it from different distances.

Well, east loves green, not so for west. East light is fleeting and west can be very strong. Why not do the living room in green...the entire room, using S.W. Pure White for ceilings and trim. Move into the bedroom; pure white for ceilings and trim and shoji white for the walls. The two whites work well together. Then add some green accents to the bedroom scheme.