I need some help with Zinnias
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Comments (3)Let the soil dry out completely should be your first step. Next, how often, and what are you feeding it? How often do you water? Is that where the plant is always located? Spots are fusarium or some other fungal disease. I'd have to look it up, but I will need more info first. You don't have black rings. That is a good thing....See Morehey i need some help iding some berries
Comments (6)Well....around here the only thing that grows wild (it is an invasive species) that has berries this time of year that look similar to small blueberries and has thorns is the common buckthorn Rhamnus cathartica but I would not call them sweet smelling. There are others like the alternate-leaf dogwood Cornus alternifolia that get blue berries that are similar looking to elderberries but they don't have thorns. A picture of what you are trying to ID would help immensely. FataMorgana Here is a link that might be useful: Cornus alternifolia...See MorePlease Look at These Draperies I had made I need some Help!
Comments (21)Pricing's all over the board, so I can't tell you what they should cost if someone else makes them. Some will charge more or less than me. In a previous post, I guesstimated (and it is a guess without knowing all the specifics), I said I would charge aprox. $3,000 for labor and linings. Add to that probably around another $1,000 for fabric, so maybe around $4,000 (plus tax where I live). So, the $1,475 really is cheap for this and the reason they look the way they look. You've gotten a lot of tips thru all these posts telling you how they show have been made. I don't think there's any mills left in the US that make fabric, however, you would have been better to use someone here to make them. But as in my guesstimate, you would have paid a lot more....See MoreI Need Some Photo Editing Help (Actually, I'm BEGGING)
Comments (5)Sorry..I had company come in after I posted this! That's perfect,Chloecat! I'm so sorry if I neglected to thank you before...but I'm thanking you now, for the other one..AND this one! It'll probably be about a week before I get the block done (gotta get Christmas packed up for another year), but I promise to post pics of the finished block! Thanks again so much. I have a couple of old photo editing programs..but they're pretty limited on what I can do in them!!...See MoreRelated Professionals
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