It took 18 Months But I Did It!
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My home grafted Maha Chanook 18 months old
Comments (6)Hi Andrew, I fertilize my fruit trees with 2-10-10. The first number Nitrogen (N) gives you growth, the second number Phosphorous (P) encourages blooms, and the third number potassium (K) promotes root growth. I don't want my trees getting big so I keep them potted and feed them a low nitrogen fertilizer. I also use Ironite to provide the missing micro nutrients such as Zinc and others. Not only do I put the Ironite granules in the ground I also mix a batch and spray the entire tree with it. You can find both items at Lowes. Sunniland Bloom Special Fertilizer 2-10-10 Item #: 97809 : Model #: 120146 5 lbs $5.00 Ironite Mineral Supplement 1-0-1 Item #: 237903 : Model #: 2149601502 40 lbs $19.00...See MoreSharp Micro Drawer, Dead @ 18 months.....
Comments (7)While that is sad, that your microwave only lasted that long, reading the reviews on consumer Reports is not the best source of info, regarding the Sharp Microwave Drawer reliability. You can pick just about any appliance by any manufacturer and read the posts there and you would end up never buying ANY Appliance!!!! Folks with problems and an "AXE to grind" go to that web-site!!!! Goggle Sharp Microwave Drawer Reviews, to get a better idea of the reliablilty of that appliance. You will usually find reviews on AJMAdison, Best Buy, etc etc. Then if the reviews are inline with what you found on the Consumer web-site~~~~~Then You may want to come up with a "Plan B" Myself I have an Electrolux Speed oven, that one poster here claims is made by Sharp. It's still going strong after 8 years and never a service call, except for a loose handle. And yes we use it a lot as a microwave in addition to using it as a speed oven. I saw a post about a bad wave guide, (seems like was a Sharp) maybe you had the misfortune to get one of those too????? Gary...See MoreIt only took me a month...(lots of pics)
Comments (8)two coats of White Kilz Lydia...then two coats of regular white paint...it was a bear to cover...I was really procrastinating painting in there because she used a paint pen for all the drawing and I was worried even the kilz wouldn't cover it...but it did... I haven't gone back to work yet Patti...the doc just released me July 17th...so my first trip is August 7th..I CAN'T WAIT!!...See MoreMinor bedroom “refresh” that took 6 months...
Comments (49)I told Akt she was my best friend on another thread, but I think I have a few BFFs here! 😍 Thanks so much, tartan! A couple of tweaks. Duh, if I move the big jewelry box, guess what, I can actually see in the mirror and it looks better uncovered! Looking for a tray to corral my Jo Malone addiction I mean collection. And I moved the other painting to the dining room and brought this other painting up from another spot and I think it looks nice and brings the black over to this side of the room (and has a bit of that rose/coral-ish color too). I’m going to put on my big girl pants and hang that painting now. I bought a $20 vintage chair the other day intending to repaint it but it’s got chippy black paint on it with the original wood coming thru and I wonder how it would look.... hang on, I’ll be back....See More- 2 years ago
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