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u/NoteWrong3246

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▲ 2 r/mushroomID

Need ID

My woods are full of what I’m pretty sure are honeys and shrimps. I want confirmation before I eat them tho. Thanks in advance!! Located in westmoreland county Pennsylvania, United States

u/NoteWrong3246 — 3 days ago
▲ 121 r/florists

Appreciating my hollyhocks

I had a random hollyhock come up by itself and I’m loving it! Sadly it’s done blooming though 😩 Also looking for any constructive criticism on my bouquet!

u/NoteWrong3246 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/herbalism

Need advice on what to harvest

Hi, I’m just getting into herbs and making salves out of them. I have several things growing around my property- some wild, most planted by me. I just don’t know what I can use and for what I can use them. I’m wary of ingesting anything, I mostly use them for topical stuff. I’ll attach pictures- mostly looking for confirmation on identification and weather or not they can be used topically. I’m pretty sure all of these can be used topically in some way but just looking for confirmation! Thank you in advance

I’ll list what I have growing below

Lavender
Coreopsis
Bee balm
Wild thistle? Purple picture attached
Daisy looking thing I’m not sure of in pictures
Sage
Catmint
Mint
Chicory

Also have many wild black raspberry bushes, blackberry bushes and regular raspberries - I know the leaves can be used for certain things

u/NoteWrong3246 — 3 months ago
▲ 5 r/smallbusiness

Need advice on pricing

For two years I’ve had a small roadside stand selling plant and bouquets. This year I’m getting more and more requests to do baby showers, graduation parties etc.

I’m looking for advice on pricing. I’ll attach a picture of a bouquet I usually sell for $5 at my stand. I have a woman who wants 8 of these for a grad party next Saturday. If I charged her the price I usually ask for at the stand, it would be $40 which doesn’t seem like enough to charge for a grad party. But I also want my reputation to be cheap and affordable, so not sure what to do.

Any opinions or advice on how to charge customers?

Edit: can’t attach pictures :(
They are small bouquets with about ten stems of fragrant flowering herbs.

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u/NoteWrong3246 — 4 months ago