Just in case anyone's actually here for architecture...

Like I said, me no wanna pay. Me no see no need to pay. Me no likey pay for things me see free all the time. Me just want sharper. Methinks reading comprehension need work.
Posted by JD in Architecture and Design 19 years ago 
QUEEN COX dwarf apple - limbs dieing

I have a 3 yr old dwarf apple from Raintree Nursery growing in Zone 7 (Atlanta). The tree has branched out nicely and is producing apples this year. I have been undergoing CHEMO since Jan-05 and have been unable to take care of my fruit trees.
Posted by hoghunte in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 21 years ago 
Is my apple tree sapling dying?!

I have grown this apple tree from a seed and so far it has been healthy and growing really quickly. It sits on my window sill with plenty of light and although it is far down in the plant pot, this hasn't been a problem for it so far.
Posted by Lucyj in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 15 years ago 
Dwarf apple tree leaves now lace

I have a dwarf Jonagold apple tree by the front of my house which is doing fine. I had a lot of apples off it last year. Out back I have a small dwarf (not necessarily redundant -- it's a SMALL dwarf) 3-in-1 (used to be 4-in-1) apple tree that I am bringing back from several years ...
Posted by Priscilla H. Ballou in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 14 years ago 
can i revive my apple tree?

About a decade ago we "cut down" our apple tree. Took it dow except the trunk. The truck is easily rockable. It moves freely. However...about 6yrs ago it began to develop new branches and has grown a new section even though the trunk is so easily movable.
Posted by raptorvan in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 13 years ago 
Apple scab -- still good for juice?

By chance, would anyone know if Jonathan apples that have scab (untreated trees) would still make good juice? I've been told to "press away" -- but just want to confirm. Certainly, a perfectionist may not want to use them but does it still make a pretty good juice? (After filtering etc). Thanks.

Posted by mkr5000 in Garden Forum 16 years ago 
How to keep dogs off my container plants??

if this doesnt work then put a bit of bitter apple in a sprayer, or, get the bitter apple spray and hit them with that. soon they form a negative link with approaching the pots. dont put fertilizer on top of the dirt. also mulch the pots and spray with bitter apple.
Posted by dr-solo in Garden Forum 20 years ago 
Dishwasher leads cloudy glasses.

We pay for that convenience and we pay more for performance. Translation: If you want cleaner dishes, pay more money or work harder.
Posted by PipeDown in Home Repair 20 years ago 
Harvesting backyard trees for woodworking

I have a mature apple tree in the backyard that have to be removed for a pool installation. I hate to see the wood wasted. I'm wondering how practical it is to harvest this wood for use in a future furniture or turning project? Any advice on storing and curing the wood?
Posted by hhk in Home Repair 20 years ago 
Where is all the money? The Wageless, Profitable Recovery

holidayhttp://blog.seattlepi.com/microsoft/2011/06/20/microsoft-apple-google...>> > Because, while the US is a dangerous place for money right now, the rest of the world is worse. There should be *NO* tax on repatriating money. It's already been taxed. It's counterproductive to keep it ...
Posted by krw in Home Repair 14 years ago