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Comments (4)Ah Don, if only I knew! This is a continuation of my earlier thread about my New York Lower Hudson Valley apples and when to prune, etc. I have an appointment with my local Cooperative extension on Monday. They are going to examine my apples (I have 6 put aside with various different "things" going on that I would like to know about). I will mention that they have "water core", maybe it will be helpful in the id process. Thanks....See More(photos) Critique me, please?
Comments (13)Hi michelle, Having callus does not mean that your cuttings will root. I have been making cuttings when it was 80 to 85 F and "ALL" I got was a big plop of callus and no roots after 6 weeks. The same variety rooted in 2 to 3 weeks for me when it was about 70 to 75 F. So I asked the local mini grower with 15 years of experience and he told me right away, wait until it is cooler. He does "NOT" make any own root roses until Sept/Oct when itÂs cooler. For more info go to my web-site and read 2 articles : # 1 : " Making Cuttings from Cuttings, from Cuttings" # 2 : " A New Sport Star" I also have : Own Root Cuttings Setup Gallery with detailed comments and info for each of the 30 images. Check that out too. Good luck George Mander Here is a link that might be useful: Roses of Excellence...See MoreCritique my photos, phase 1
Comments (17)Your house is darling! One suggestion is to get another set of curtains for your living room window. The curtains look kind of puny and don't do justice to that window. So get another set to add to the set you already have and "fluff them up" so to speak. I also think you need to better define the living room. Right now the living room appears small to me but like there is a huge walkway to the kitchen/dining room. And it appears the the living room is only big enough for a small couch, one chair and a coffee table. Because the area is so open you really need to use furniture placement to define a larger living space. I would place the couch on the other side of the fireplace with a sofa table behind, and 2 small lamps on either end of the sofa table. Then you will want two chairs on the other side of the room (in front of the window) with a table in between them. This will put the focus on that great window and really show it off as well as make the room look bigger and the walkway to the dining room smaller. Does that make sense? This post was edited by louislinus on Mon, Feb 10, 14 at 13:44...See MoreCritique this space / choose area rug color (lots of photos)
Comments (20)So...we basically so far have 2 votes for Sailboat, one vote for Tidal Foam, and 3 votes for keeping the existing rug. Does anyone else think the existing rug is too small? What about its design clashing with the design on the chair? (if I kept the same fabric on the chair). Anele -- The current fabric on the chair isn't in terrible shape. I could just have the foam in the cushion replaced. It certainly would be the best choice to preserve the original integrity of the chair. My mom has been telling me to not change it for awhile, but I trust your taste more than hers! daisychain - I don't think I can do much with the fireplace surround/mantle. Paint it black maybe? A decorator awhile ago wanted me to paint it white like the trim. My husband would have a cow. But if my plan is to replace it in a few years anyway, I guess "ruining" the wood by painting it wouldn't much matter. kristinekr -- thx for the compliments on the house. It really is just a late-90s real estate boom fast built cookie cutter subdivision ranch. I'm trying to work with what I have to make it as "interesting" as possible. I wonder if I could find or make a long low cabinet for under the long painting to house the subwoofer and maybe the speakers......See More- 10 years ago
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