I have a post above but want to add another. I now have 3 10X12 HFGH's built as one. So now I have lots of room with GH's and can not add anymore. Love every one of them. I have 90 to 100 orchids hanging from the top. To do that I had to put chains in the middle of each GH so it could not bow out. That's alot of weight in all the clay pots. If I had more room I would probly have more GH's.

[see my 2010 posting above] Update on my large second sink. I am very pleased that we chose this sink size. We have set up an assembly line style processing area--sufficient plunk space left of the sink to heap up dead pheasants, tomatoes, lettuces, or spuds; the sink for scrubbing/washing; a plunk space for setting out washed items, often using a little towel to absorb the water; the chopping surface in the corner, with countertop behind so I can work between the pull-out chopping board and the countertop (with pull-out trash bin just to the side), and to the right of the corner is work space and then the range. Blanching veg is wonderful using this system, and I can fit large am'ts of blanched veg into the sink when I'm cooling it down also. DH is a hunter and he often moves his pheasants down the assembly line, from washing and plucking, to cutting up, to the frying pan. Large trays, cookie sheets, dehydrator trays, etc. fit into the large sink better than into my dishwashing sink so of course I use it for that. I am a flower arranger and it's great to be able to work with flowers, flower pots, etc. in the large sink. My only error: I chose the white-coated grid for the bottom of the sink but should have chosen the steel one. Rough handling can abrade the white coating. I used to have a photo of my second sink work station here on garden web but I think it has disappeared. Florantha

I think a plain cream panel with a hefty fabric will look nice. You already have cream accents in your space and they will look nice with the green walls. If you can get the colors right, a green print would look nice as well and retro/modern. This graphic has good curtain advice. High, full and wide is best but don't cram them against the ceiling. Remember that you have to work with stock curtain lengths. You can add a bit of length to curtains if you hang them with rings.

I have never used smart pots before, but have been reading and thinking about trying this fall. Some brands show the height and the width. Here is the one I was thinking about buying. https://smile.amazon.com/VIVOSUN-Premium-Thichkened-Non-Woven-Aeration/dp/B00VWU35F4/ref=sr_1_2?crid=11R0HHK2UC2LB&dchild=1&keywords=smart%2Bpot%2B20%2Bgallon&qid=1589858667&s=lawn-garden&sprefix=smart%2Bpot%2B%2Clawngarden%2C217&sr=1-2&th=1 Also, here is the discussion about growing roses in container.s. Several comments discussed about smart pots. https://www.houzz.com/discussions/3831178/share-tips-on-success-with-roses-in-containers