I was reading that one of the best ways to grow roses are potatoes!!!!!! YES!!!!! POTATOES!!!!! It is almost spring and now is the best time to try this soooooooo……
Here goes:
1. Cut a healty rose stem on a diagonal (you can remove the flower head).
2. Make a hole in a potato at least 2 inches deep.
3. Dip the end of the stem in plant hormone powder (this is optional but help encourage roses or grow)
4. Put the tip into the hole of the potato.
5. Bury the potato into the ground to cover the potato but leave the cutting exposed.
6. Put a stake in the ground and loosely attached the cutting to keep it straight.
7. Water the soil around the planting but do not soak the ground as too much water will rot the potato.
AND VOILA…….
I love the Oscars….probably because I love the movies, the actors, the actresses, the costumes, the music, just about EVERYTHING. By the time award season rolls around I try to have seen most, if not all, of the nominated films. This year was no exception. I thought the films overall were rather dark but I did enjoy them none the less. Of course, I was hoping that sweet Leo would win. No one wants to believe in the Oscar Curse and after 6 times it sure was his turn. I loved that everyone gave Leo at standing ovation when his name was called. As usual the fashions did not disappoint. Here are some of my favorite looks from last night…..
The best one!!!…I love Julianne Moore..she always hits it out of the park and can you really go wrong in Chanel?
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This week’s real estate stalking is a local Rye house with great bones. The outside is very stately looking and the curb appeal is BEYOND. It is magestically set high on its property and very centrally located. For me inforamtion on this listing please contact Enid Pinto.
This week’s Fashionable Friend Friday is my dear friend Karen. She is an amazing wife, mother, and CHEF!!…She started bottling her Grandma Napoli’s tomato sauce secret recipe a few years ago and it sure is GRAND!!!! Recently she started having cooking demonstrations in her home, where she teaches easy recipes to help bring back the art of having family dinner together. Karen invites 3-4 ladies into her kitchen, fondly called “K’s Kitchen” and she cooks three easy weeknight dinners, having you watch all the steps along the way, so you can recreate the cullinary masterpiece for your own family. While Karen cooks, you and your friends and sit down and have a fun, casual beautifully placed and plated lunch. I have asked Karen to do a demonstration of an easier way of cutting an onion so I can bring you all into K’s Kitchen. For more information on K’s Kitchen or to buy Grandma’s Napoli’s Sauce, contact Karen HERE.