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Mayor Len Brown - A conversation on Population Growth Trends with
Len Cook (former Government Statistician)
Hear from Mayor Len Brown,
Dr Roger Blakeley - Chief Planning Officer and
Len Cook - Chief Executive (acting) Families Commission
|Wednesday 12 June 2013
|Aotea Centre, Upper NZI Conference Room
3.45pm Doors Open
Len Cook
Chief Executive
Families Commission
Len Cook was Government Statistician from 1992 to 2000, then National Statistician of the United Kingdom.
He was the chair of the last population policy review in 1990, a member of the Royal Commission on Social Policy...
Director of City Planning and Infrastructure City of Melbourne
The City of Melbourne continues to grow rapidly. It is a key centre of Victoria's productivity and innovation. Over the last 10 years the population has doubled to almost 100,000 as more people have made the city their home, attracted to its services, convenience, lifestyle and work opportunities. This is projected to grow to 177,000 by 2030. By then, more than one million workers, students, residents and visitors will be in the city on a daily basis....
|Thursday 23rd May 2013
|Q Theatre, Rangitara Auditorium
305 Queen Street, Auckland Central
|5.00pm - 7pm
Geoff Lawler
City of Melbourne
Geoff joined the City of Melbourne in 1996 after 17 years working for the Victorian Public Service in a variety of heritage and urban planning roles. Geoff is one of 5 Directors reporting to the Chief Executive of the City of Melbourne. ....
An international perspective of alternative funding options
Implementing transport improvements often requires additional funding from both central and local government. Todd's research has identified alternative and innovative funding options - some of which are widely used around the world. Todd Litman will bring to Auckland's discussion about additional transport funding options, the benefit of his international research....
|Thursday 16th May 2013
|Q Theatre, Rangitara Auditorium
305 Queen Street, Auckland Central
|12.30pm - 2pm
Todd Litman
Victoria, Canada
Todd Litman is founder and executive director of the Victoria Transport Policy Institute, an independent research organisation dedicated to developing innovative solutions to transport problems. His work helps expand the range of impacts and options considered in transportation decision making ....
Thriving neighbourhoods and communities in the world's most liveable cities
Neighbours can generate tremendous power when they come together as a community. They can influence the actions of government, developers and other external forces, and mobilise their own assets - their passion, knowledge, skills and relationships - in support of caring communities, revitalised neighbourhoods and a better world.
Jim Diers is passionate about community building, and participatory democracy has been Jim's preoccupation...
|Tuesday 9th May 2013
|Lower NZI Room, Aotea Centre, Aotea Square
|5pm - 7pm
Jim Diers - Lessons Shared from Seatle
Jim Diers is an internationally recognized community builder, faculty member of the Asset Based Community Development Institute and inaugural director of the City of Seattle's pioneering Department of Neighbourhoods where he served under three mayors over 14 years as the department grew....
Malcolm will talk about the Brisbane approach to heritage protection and the integration of cultural, built and natural heritage into the planning and design of new developments.
His role includes supporting innovative designs for government buildings and encouraging opportunities for regional architects and the further development of regional design.
Malcolm Middleton is an urban designer and architect who brings a wealth of experience to role of Queensland Government Architect having been involved in the industry for over 30 years.
|Tuesday 12th March
|Lower NZI Room, Aotea Centre, Aotea Square
|5:00 pm Reception
5:30 pm Welcome - Ludo Campbell-Reid
5:40 pm Key note speaker - Malcolm Middleton
6:40 pm Q & A
7:00 pm Close
Queensland Government Architect - Brisbane
Malcolm Middleton OAM (Order of Australia Medal) was appointed to the role of Queensland Government Architect in July 2011.
He provides high-level advice to the Queensland Government on contemporary design and heritage issues.
Building Communities and Transforming Lives in the Urban Century
Established by HRH The Prince of Wales to promote more livable communities across the UK, The Prince's Foundation has begun to work internationally to tackle a key issue of the 21st century - the fact that by 2050 60% of the world's population will live in cities. Accommodating this urban population boom in ways that enhance sustainability, liveability, local identity, and culture is a huge challenge.
The Foundation believes in using the built environment to unlock natural, financial, and social capital by making local, resilient, connected, and balanced communities. Hank will illustrate his presentation with examples...
|Wednesday 14th November
|Lower NZI Room, Aotea Centre, Aotea Square
|5:00 pm Reception
5:30 pm Welcome - Ludo Campbell-Reid
5:40 pm Key note speaker - Hank Dittmar
6:40 pm Q & A
7:00 pm Close
CEO - The Prince's Foundation for Building Communities
Hank Dittmar has been Chief Executive of The Prince's Foundation since January 2005.
Hank was Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Congress for the New Urbanism, Executive Director of the Surface Transportation Policy Project and President of Reconnecting America.
Hank has over twenty years of international...
The Economist magazine recently concluded that Auckland has one of the most unaffordable housing markets in the world, having experienced an extraordinary rate of house price growth throughout the early and mid 2000's. At the beginning of the century, Auckland's median house price was $230k, it now stands at $505k. Over the same period, Auckland's GDP per capita has increased from $32,663 to $47,113. While the global financial crisis tapered some of this growth, low interest rates and improving economic conditions have helped stimulate a housing recovery.
Housing costs will have an important impact on the city's ability to attract labour. Long term and permanent departures for Auckland are at a two decade high, which could have alarming implications for productivity. In this session we will hear from three of New Zealand's most respected...
|Wednesday 31st October
|Limelight Conference Room, Aotea Centre, Aotea Square
|5:00 pm Registration
5:15 pm Welcome - Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse
5:20 pm Key Note Speakers
6:40 pm Q&A
7:00 pm Close
Principal Economist - NZ Institute of Economic Research
Principal Economist at NZ Institute of Economic Research, Shamubeel has a passion for explaining and debating economics beyond the numbers to their meaning and policy implications. He is the co-author with Dr Ralph Lattimore of the 'NZ Economy: An Introduction'.
Cheif Economist - Westpac
Dominick is Cheif Economist for Westpac. He is known for research on the roles of taxation, interest rates and inflation on the NZ housing market. Previously with the Reserve Bank of NZ, Dominick was involved in forecasting and interest rate decisions.
Senior Fellow - Motu Economic and Public Policy
Chair - Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Senior Fellow at MOTU Economic and Public Policy and adjunct Professor of Economics at the University of Auckland, Arthur has been the Chair of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand since 2003 and consults to major organisations. Previously he was Cheif Economist at both the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and NBNZ.
Ann Sherry is an officer of the Order of Australia and CEO of Carnival Australia - the largest cruise ship operator in Australasia and a division of Carnival Corporation.
Following a diverse career in banking and public sector, Ann Sherry has played a leadership role in the expansion of the Australian cruise industry, including the growth of P&O Cruises' fleet and the Australian customer base across all Carnival brands.
Ann will give an overview of cruise trends both worldwide and in the Asia Pacific region. There has been huge growth in the cruise sector and this has seen changes in the size and types of ships, facilities, activities, itineraries, and passenger demographics. With these changes have come...
|Wednesday 3rd October
|Voyager NZ Maritime Museum, corner Quay and Hobson Streets, Viaduct Harbour, Auckland
|12:15 pm Welcome
12:20 pm Key Note Speaker - Ann Sherry
12:50 pm John Smith, Project Manager - Cruise
1:10 pm Q&A
AO and CEO Carnival Australia
Previously, Ann was with Westpac for 12 years. Chief Executive Officer, Westpac New Zealand, the CEO of the Bank of Melbourne and Group Executive, People & Performance.
Ann has been a driver of cultural change, community engagement, and customer focus in commercial and retail banking.
Auckland and Vancouver, while both among the top most liveable cities in the world, have different strategies. Vancouver has successfully densified while avoiding car dependence, and now proudly promotes 'Vancouverism' as its own version of urbanisation.
Gordon Price is ideally placed to pass on what Vancouver learned along the way. He was elected for six consecutive terms as a councillor during the city's transformative years, and is now the director of the City Program at Simon Fraser University.
He curates the influential blog-site Price Tags, which comments on urban issues. He covers the varieties of typologies used; the fundamental transportation choices; the relationship between city hall and developers...
|Tuesday 9th October
|Upper NZI, Aotea Centre, Aotea Square
|5:00 pm Registration
5:40 pm Welcome
5:50 pm Key Note Speaker - Gordon Price
6:40 pm Q&A
7:00 pm Close
Director, City Program - Simon Fraser University
Gordon Price is the director of the City Program at Simon Fraser University. He finished his sixth term as a city councillor in Vancouver, BC. Gordon also served on the board of the Greater Vancouver Regional District (Metro Vancouver) and was appointed to the first board of the Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority (TransLink).
Gordon is a regular lecturer on transportation...
The ZEDfactory are the architects of BedZED, the UK's first and largest Zero Energy Development. Completed in 2002, BedZED has created a thriving community in which people enjoy a high quality of life while living within their fair share of the Earth's resources. The mixed-use development was awarded the Royal Institute of British Architects Sustainability Award in 2003.
The ZEDfactory is a leader in the field of low carbon architecture and works closely with leading UK academics and consultants to model predicted energy consumption and production, fluid dynamics, daylighting and whole life cycle carbon costs of designs to ensure they achieve the lowest environmental impact possible.
|Tuesday 3rd July
|Viaduct Events Centre, Halsey Street, Auckland waterfront
|5:00 pm Reception
5:30 pm Key note speaker - Bill Dunster
6:30 pm Q & A
7:00 pm Close
OBE and Founder of the ZEDfactory
Prior to forming ZEDfactory, Bill Dunster worked as an architect for over 14 years specialising in low energy and sustainable development - leading on Nottingham University's Jubilee Campus, he took the scheme from the initial competition bid through to completion. Opened in December 1999 by HM the Queen the campus has since been awarded the RIBA Sustainability Award.
How Effective Transport Planning has Transformed London
Transport for London (TfL) is the statutory corporation chaired by the Mayor of London that manages London's underground, bus and major road networks.
The TfL network has seen substantial increases in capacity and ever rising levels of usership. This is being delivered through new and upgraded physical infrastructure, complemented by a range of "smart" measures to improve network efficiency and customer experience.
Daniel Moylan is closely associated with streetscape improvements in London including the radical transformation of Exhibition Road...
|Tuesday 29th May
|Lower NZI Room, Aotea Centre, Aotea Square
|5:00 pm Registration
5:30 pm Welcome - Mayor Len Brown
5:40 pm Key Note Speaker - Councillor Daniel Moylan
6:45 pm Q&A
7:00 pm Close
Deputy Chairman - Transport for London
Councillor Daniel Moylan, Hon. FRIBA
Daniel Moylan has been a Convervative councillor in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea since 1990 and was Deputy Leader od the Council from 2000 to 2011. In early 2009, he was appointed Deputy Chairman of Transport for London by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson. As Deputy Chairman of Transport for London, he helps...
The Launch of the Auckland Plan
For the first time in our history, we have a widely-shared vision – to be the world's most liveable city – and a single plan to deliver this vision for all of Auckland and its people.
Literally thousands of Aucklanders have contributed their ideas, knowledge and expertise to The Auckland Plan and I thank you all for taking part.
The Auckland Plan is a strategy to guide Auckland's future over the next 30 years. It addresses a multitude of challenges facing Auckland – like transport and housing shortages, giving children and young people a better start, creating jobs in a growing economy, protecting the land...
|Tuesday 29th May 2012
|Events Centre, Auckland War Memorial Museum
|7:30 am Reception
8:00 am Introduction
8:05 am Key note speaker - Mayor Len Brown
8:30 am Q&A
9:00 am Close
Mayor of Auckland Council
Len Brown (born 1 October 1956) is the Mayor of Auckland in New Zealand and the head of the Auckland Council. He won the 2010 Auckland mayoral election on 9 October 2010 and was sworn in as Mayor of Auckland on 1 November 2010, being the first to hold that title for the amalgamated Auckland 'Super City'.
The Green Growth Symposium
Mayor Len Brown and Councillor Wayne Walker invite you to be part of this symposium.
The Auckland Plan lays the foundation for Auckland's transformation to a highly energy resilient, low carbon city through a focus on green growth. To achieve this we need Auckland's business and community leaders to come together and share ideas about what will work in Auckland.
|Thursday 17th May
|Telecom Place, 167 Victoria Street, Auckland
|9:00 am Welcome: Mayor Len Brown, Paul Reynolds, Simon MacKenzie
9:30 am Phil O'Reilly - keynote speaker
10:00 am Bernard Hickey - keynote speaker
11:00 am Rod Oram - keynote speaker and facilitator
11:30 am Panel discussion
CEO of BusinessNZ
Phil O'Reilly is Chief Executive of BusinessNZ, New Zealand's largest business advocary group. The BusinessNZ group includes the Major Companies Group, Export NZ, more than 70 industry associations and Buy NZ Made. Phil works with government and other key decision makers on issues of concern to business and the economy.
Editor of Interest.co.nz
Bernard Hickey is a leading financial journalist and editor and currently the Editor of Interest.co.nz, a news and information website aimed at 2 million New Zealand borrowers and savers, and is a commentator on financial, economic and investment issues.
Internation Business Journalist
Rod Oram is an internation business journalist having worked for publications in Europe, North America and the Financial Times of London. Rod is a columnist for the Sunday Star Times; a TV and radio broadcaster and public speaker on business, economics, innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship, in both NZ and global contexts.
Waterfront Auckland, ANZ and Auckland Council invite you to a webinar Auckland Conversation featuring 10 images of 10 cities from 10 waterfront development leaders.
Sea Edge is the symposium for international waterfront development leaders and a partnership initiative between Waterfront Auckland, Auckland Council and ANZ as part of the ANZ Auckland Series.
|Wednesday 28th March
|Viaduct Events Centre, Auckland, New Zealand
|3:45 pm NZT / 2:45 am GMT Webinar set-up
4:00 pm NZT / 3:00 am GMT Presentations
6:30 pm NZT / 5:30 am GMT Close
Ten speakers from ten cities
The Sea Edge Symposium featues ten presentations from Auckland, Busan, Capetown, Hamburg, Hong Kong, San Fancisco, Seattle, Singapore, Taichung, and Wellington.
Greg Clark, a well known cities expert, is the Sea Edge Moderator and will MC the ten presentations.
What can Auckland's Main Streets Learn From the Malls?
Retail planning excellence lies in advising both the public and private sector on the psychology of commerce - the practical science of analyzing and adjusting all elements known to affect a shopper's mood in the marketplace.
Robert Gibbs is renowned for applying fundamental retail and merchandising principles for reviving retail in declining downtowns and for instilling robust commerce in town and city centres.
Robert will examine the retail design principles used by retail developers and discuss how these can be applied successfully to commercial districts.
|Wednesday 21st March
|Sky City Conventions Centre, NZ Room 1
|5:00 pm Reception
5:30 pm Welcome
5:40 pm Key note speaker - Robert Gibbs
6:40 pm Q & A
7:00 pm Close
President of the Gibbs Planning Group
Robert J. Gibbs, Gibbs Planning Group, Birmingham, MI, is considered one of the foremost urban retail planners in America. For more than two decades, his expertise has been sought by some of the most respected mayors, renowned architects, and successful real estate developers in the country. He is also a recognized leader in the New Urbanism, having pioneered the...
Professor Robert Adams
Learning from Melbourne - How to become the world's most liveable city
Professor Greg Clark
How the current world economy effects the urban development and revitalisation of Auckland
|Tuesday 28th February
|Lower NZI Room, Aotea Centre, Aotea Square
|5:00 pm Registration
5:40 pm Welcome - Mayor Len Brown
5:50 pm Key Note Speakers - Professors Robert Adams and Greg Clark
7:00 pm Q&A
7:15 pm Close
Director of City Design - Melbourne City
Rob Adams is one of the main champions of urban design in Australia today, and put in place the successful and comprehensive design strategy for the city of Melbourne, guiding its implementation from the strategic vision to the completion of major city revitalisation projects. Melbourne has been voted as the 'world's most liveable city' three times in the last decade.
Global City Development Investment
Greg Clark is an advisor, moderator, and commentator working with global companies, cities, and inter-governmental organisations in Brisbane, Barcelona, Glasgow, Budapest, Moscow, Toronto, New York, and London.
His current roles include: chairman of the OECD forum on development and investment strategies, chairman of British Business Improvement...
The chief science adviser to the Prime Minister shows how science and innovation are critical to economic prosperity.
A healthy and smart nation needs knowledge to pervade every aspect of its activities, and no society can meet its citizens' objectives without greater economic prosperity.
|Monday 5th December
|Auckland Convention Centre, Aotea Square, Lower NZI Room
|5:00 pm Reception
5:30 pm Key note speaker - Sir Peter Gluckman
6:30 pm Q & A
7:00 pm Close
Chief Science Advisor to the New Zealand Prime Minister
Sir Peter David Gluckman, KNZM, FRS, FMedSc, FRSNZ (born 1949) is a New Zealand scientist who is the first Chief Science Advisor to the New Zealand Prime Minister.
After a century in which walking became the forgotten mode of transport, it is now undergoing something of a renaissance. Annual international conferences, new walking policies, professional networks, strategic partnerships, advocacy movements and supportive national structures in country after country bear testimony to its come-back.
|Thursday 1st December
|Lecture Theatre 260-098, University of Auckland Business School
|5:00 pm Reception
5:30 pm Key note speaker - Dr Rodney Tolley
6:30 pm Q & A
7:00 pm Close
Consultant in the field of active sustainable transport
Dr Rodney Tolley is an experienced consultant in the field of active, sustainable transport. In August 2009 he was nominated in the top 50 of the World's sustainable transport 'heroes', "the extraordinary creative people who over the last decades have led the way in the uphill fight to sustainable transportation, sustainable cities and sustainable lives."
Biochar represents the single most important initiative for humanity's environmental and agricultural future.
When Dr Taylor says he's involved with biochar, he usually gets a blank stare and the question, "What is biochar?!"
In the simplest terms, biochar is charcoal produced for mixing into soil. Yes charcoal - the carbon-rich material made from heating wood or other plant material in an oxygen-deprived atmosphere. As a soil additive, biochar offers numerous potential benefits. Simply summarized, biochar...
|Thursday 29th November
|Lower NZI Room, Auckland Convention Centre, Aotea Square
|5:00 pm Reception
5:30 pm Key note speaker – Dr Paul Taylor
6:30 pm Q&A
7:00 pm Close
author of The Biochar Revolution
Dr Paul Taylor graduated with the University Medal in Physics from the University of New South Wales. He received a PhD from the University of Colorado and worked at Harvard Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and MIT. He now lives in both Australia and the US, researching and presenting on biochar and climate change.
Architect and urban designer Jan Gehl's philosophy of creating cities that are enjoyable and exciting to live in has been successfully applied to Copenhagen, Melbourne, Sydney, Amman and New York.
Two years ago, Jan's firm, GEHL Architects, completed a study of Auckland's city centre showing how and where the city was best and least used by its people. It formed the basis for Auckland's new city centre masterplan, a bold initiative to transform the city centre in the coming 20 years. In this lecture, Jan gives his impressions on the city's masterplan.
|Thursday 17th November
|Auckland Convention Centre, Aotea Square, Lower NZI Room
|5:00 pm Reception
5:30 pm Key note speaker - Jan Gehl
6:30 pm Q & A
7:00 pm Close
Founding Partner, GEHL Architects - Urban Quality Consultants, Copenhagen
Jan Gehl (born 17 September 1936) is a Danish architect and urban design consultant based in Copenhagen and whose career has focused on improving the quality of urban life by re-orienting city design towards the pedestrian and cyclist.
Global Age Friendly Cities
- Ageing within the Global Context
- Ageing as a Lige-Course issue
- Contrasts in Urban Aging
- What is an Age-Friendly City?
- Active Ageing, a policy framework
|Monday 14th November
|Lower NZI Room, Aotea Centre, Aotea Square
|12:00 pm Registration
12:15 pm Welcome
12:20 pm Key Note Speaker - Dr Alex Kalache
1:15 pm Q&A
1:30 pm Close
Senior Advisor to the US President on Global Ageing issues
Since his leaving his post as Director of the World Health Organization Department of Ageing and Life Course (WHO-ALC), which he held from 1995 until 2008 Alex Kalache has been acting as Senior Policy Advisor to the President on Global Ageing at the New York Academy of Medicine.


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Paralyzed patient able to walk again after breakthrough surgery
A new surgical procedure may offer patients with spinal cord injuries a ray of hope. British researchers have discovered that taking regenerative cells from a patient's nasal cavity and implanting them above and below the damaged site in the spinal cord can promote nerve cell grown and reconnect severed nerve endings.
The surgery was performed on a Polish man whose spinal column was severed in a knife attack. He was unable to walk prior to the procedure, but now he has regained muscle control and sensation in his legs. With the help of a walking frame, the man can walk again.
Fatigued driving puts Ohio motorists at risk
Most drivers in Ohio understand that drunk driving is irresponsible and puts people's lives at risk, but perhaps fewer people are aware of just how quickly drowsy driving can lead to an accident. Like distracted driving, driver fatigue can be as dangerous as driving while impaired by alcohol.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that an average of about 40,000 nonfatal injuries and 1,550 deaths are due to driver drowsiness. The NHTSA also notes that these kinds of crashes are under-reported.
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Police suspect DUI in crash that killed grandfather, granddaughter
An Ohio family is awaiting answers after a fatal two-vehicle collision took the lives of a grandfather and granddaughter. The rear-end collision also injured the grandmother and younger sister of the now deceased little girl. The grandmother was reportedly released from the hospital, but the surviving sister's condition was listed as serious.
The crash happened as the vehicle occupied by the grandparents and grandchildren had come to a stop to turn left. An SUV driven by a 54-year-old man collided with the back of the other vehicle, and police believe that impairment, either by alcohol or drugs, was a factor.
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NHTSA stats underscore serious risk of injury in truck accidents
Truck drivers, trucking companies and other parties to the trucking industry all too often fail to comply with safety regulations established by the federal and state governments. When these violations occur, the lives of passenger vehicle occupants are put at risk. To underscore how devastating truck accidents can be, let's consider some statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
For 2012, the NHTSA reported that truck accidents in the United States took the lives of 3,921 people and injured 104,000. Seventy-three percent of those who died were not in large trucks but in the other vehicles, while 18 percent of those who died were truck occupants. These numbers indicate how easily a collision with a large truck can result in catastrophe for occupants of cars, pickup trucks and other passenger vehicles.
Drunk driving, failure to buckle up pose serious risks in Ohio
In 2013, and for the first time in the state's recorded history, the annual number of traffic fatalities in Ohio was under 1,000. The record low is a good sign that multiple public safety agencies are working to protect motorists on our state's roads, but much more needs to be done.
Last year, 990 people lost their lives in Ohio auto accidents. That number is down from 1,122 in the prior year. While we can gauge the safety of the roads in part by looking at statistics, there is no amount of data that can eliminate the immense grief suffered by a single family that has lost a loved one in a car accident.
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As winter's last grip of snow and ice slowly melts away, there's eagerness in us all to get out in the garden and get "something" started. There may be a few cold night distractions or light snow discouragements in our way but spring always happens. Winters like this always welcome the spring in and make it oh so much more worth it. It's like a kid waiting for cake and ice cream on their birthday, well you've got to eat supper first but that cake and ice cream is worth the wait, right? Well we can all get spring started around us. Whether it's getting a jump on spring projects or maybe just bringing a little of that spring into our homes to warm us up, here are a few things we have been doing around the garden centers to get us all ready and into that spring mode.
Bring spring into your home early this year
Talk about getting a jump on spring itself, if you look in our greenhouses now you can see just that. I mean, we're loading up with spring flowering bulbs like crocuses, tulips and daffodils. Now these are the bulbs that you usually plant outside in the fall that come up and flower in the spring, not the bulbs we have for sale right now that bloom in the summer. You may see some of these just starting to poke their heads up out of the ground outside right now, but in the greenhouses there just cracking color. What a great way to cheer up those winter blues. Just drop some crocuses on the kitchen windowsill or some tulips on a table as a little reminder that those warmer days of spring are on the way. We'll often have some early flowering perennials as well, things like Primrose (Primula), English Daisy (Bellis), Bell Flowers (Campanula) and many others will be coloring up the greenhouses now. What a lot of people don't realize and what I love about these little windows into springs color is that they have such a long shelf life. I mean you can enjoy them indoors now and then many of these guys can be planted outside later in spring and will come back for years in the garden. What a great way to enjoy a little spring color and fill in a few areas around the yard that are lacking color. If you're looking for something a little simpler, try what I did last week. I saw some bunches of daffodils at our florist for just a couple bucks so I grabbed them and brought them home. Over the last week we watched them slowly crack open into a vase full of beautiful color.
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While it's too early for most of us to be working outside, it's always a good time to start planning for those projects later this spring. Our landscape design services in Winchester and Falmouth actually get quite busy this time of year with people planning their landscape projects for later in the season. By the time they get into May, they're usually taking appointments for June or July so it's a good idea to get a jump on this early in the season. Whether it's a landscape design or just a list of plants you need for your window boxes, it's never too early to start planning for things you want to accomplish this year. In fact a good list will actually get you in and out of the store quickly so you can get back to doing those things you want to do in the garden.
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One sure sign of spring coming, for me anyway, is when we start to receive in our trees and shrubs. You see, we try to receive our nursery stock before it starts to break spring growth that way it won't get damaged by our cold nights. This means it can be planted now or anytime later as well. So early spring is a good time to see our best selections of certain things like Japanese maples, large field grown trees (or balled and burlap trees) and fruit trees. I always tell people this is our best selection of fruit trees right now and availability only goes down throughout the spring and summer. Certain varieties like Asian Pears, Apples, and espaliered trees are always hard to find late in the season. To get the ones we have now, they're usually ordered 9- 12 months ahead of time. You don't need to plant these right away, you can simply do what we do, just leave them outside and water them when needed until you're ready to plant. Anyway, all the trees and shrubs have started rolling in now so were filling up with all kinds of good stuff. Like I said, here comes spring.
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And let's not forget all the foodies out there. I know it's too early to get in the garden and start planting now but if you're looking for the veggie seeds you can't find anywhere else, we probably have them. Our seeds and seed starting products are in full swing right now. While most stores buy this stuff to sell out quickly and move on, Mahoney's does multiple reorders on our seeds and seed starting products to ensure our customers can find what they're looking for. Keep that in mind when you pass by those displays in other stores that have nothing left to offer. If you've never tried bare root veggies or bulbs veggies, you've got to try them. What I mean is things like onions, garlic, shallots, rhubarb, potatoes, and asparagus. They can go out super early and things like onions can be tucked into little crevices that you normally wouldn't plant anything in. Definitely a must try. This weekend I'm going to sow some spinach in pots and get them going outside. And because they're in pots I can bring them in if I think it's too cold. I think I'm also going to get some onion sets, I usually plant these in crevices along a wall I have in my garden where you can't really plant much else, other than some herbs. It usually works out pretty well for me. Anyway, in the next 2-3 weeks we will start receiving some cold crops in 4-inch pots or 6-packs, just in time to start planting.
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Here are a few things we're seeing in the lawn and garden maintenance area at this time of year, which are pretty typical given the winter we've had. Whenever we have a lot of snow that stays around on the ground during the winter like this year, we see a lot of mole and vole damage the following spring. Moles and Voles love snow. They can get up above ground and dig through the snow instead of the frozen ground and they won't be seen by predators. So they move around a lot more in search of insects or perennials. We don't notice this until the snow melts and we see their tunnels. We've seen a lot of this happening this year so we came up with a great coupon at www.mahoneysgarden.com. It's also a good time to get going on the lawn, but don't be too quick to put down those crabgrass preventers. Remember the crabgrass won't start growing until May so you have plenty of time to do some over-seeding if you have some bare spots, which apparently a lot of us have because of the snow. Or you could even just feed to strengthen your lawn and put down a crabgrass preventer by itself later. Lots of people tell me in the summer that the crabgrass preventer they used didn't work but I'm finding a lot of people are putting them down way too early so they wear off by the time the crabgrass starts to grow. Go to www.jonathangreen.com and check out the new American lawn. It has great info for both organic and synthetic lawns.
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..."You may see some of these just starting to poke their heads up out of the ground outside right now, but in the greenhouses there just cracking color. "
You should have said, "they are (or they're) just cracking color."
See, some of us hang on your every word. LOL
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So informative! Love that you are giving us hints on the timing of plants/shrubs, what's coming soon, what not to do now and what to start now. Extremely helpful to people that love gardening but need to be educated and reminded. Thank you!
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How long must I wait before using a crabgrass preventer on newly seeded bare spots ?
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The rule of thumb is to wait until you mow two times. At this time the new seed will have developed enough of a root to handle the crabgrass preventer. But if your using the organic corn gluten meal as a weed preventer it can go down a lot earlier, I would wait until the grass is about one inch tall and apply. My point here is that don't be to quick to apply those synthetic crabgrass preventers because they will wear off with rain and sun and just time. So do what the lawn companies do, apply in late April or early May. Remember the Forsythia, you want to apply before it drops flowers not when it flowers and the Forsythia does flower for a long time.
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Mike, you stated --
"I know it's too early to get in the garden and start planting now . . . ."
So, I live on Cape Cod, a few miles from your Osterville store.
I started cold-weather crop seedlings back in late January and early February.
Under grow-lights, over 220 Kale, Lettuce, Broccoli, Collards, Chard, and Escarole plants were growing.
They thrived and flourished in the potting soil cell-packs, with a nudge from water infused with liquid seaweed/fish fertilizer. In mid-March, the trays were put outdoors to harden off. Then, last week, late March and early April, they were all transplanted to the raised beds in my garden. They are doing extremely well and look beautiful.
So, I'm not sure where your observation of . . . "I know it's too early to get in the garden and start planting now . . . ." comes from, but some of us are out here into it very much already.
Incidentally, for those of you who are worried about starting Tomatoes and Peppers too early . . . I have over 100 of these growing under grow-lights indoors now . . . the tomatoes are all very stocky (no spindly, leggy sprouts here!), thick-stemmed with lush foliage and 6" - 8" tall. They are very much out-growing their 4" pots and now need to be transplanted into gallon containers. The peppers are not far behind.
So, I know there are many people out there who are uncomfortable with starting their seedlings too early, but believe me, from someone who has started veggies from seed for decades now, and walked into garden centers to see the tiny offerings that greet you in May, please start your own as early as possible.
You will be rewarded immensely.
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We have lots of small dug up spots all over the yard. Years ago I was told it's due to skunks digging for grubs. Does that sound right to you? These are not mole/vole tunnels, they are about 3x3 spots of turned over dirt.
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Ya, skunks, raccoons, opossum, and even birds like crow have been known to dig for grubs or even earthworms. Best thing is to take shovel to the lawn and cut out about a square ft. of soil about 6- 10 in. deep but wait till the end of this month when the grubs will start to move into the root zone and begin to feed. If you see a few don't worry about it in fact I wouldn't even treat until you see about 10-12 per square ft.
If you're looking to control them organically you can use beneficial nematodes, it's a microscopic insect that seeks out grubs and kills them. This is very affective but different, it doesn't come in a bag, in fact it in comes in a little refrigerated packet you mix with water and spray down. It is perishable so it needs to be used in a timely manner and it can be applied whenever grubs are feeding in the soil. This is what we use in our safe lawns organic lawn care division.
As far as synthetic control you can only use something with dylox in it at this time of year, this is the largest the grub will be before pupating into the many different beetles they will become and season long grub controls will not work on them at this time.
The point here is don't worry about a little hole in your lawn and don't worry about a few grubs either, if it's a treatable problem then deal with it.
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Hi Mike,
I have an Autumn Clematis growing onto a fence about 5 feet high. When is the best time to cut back old growth on this plant: early or late spring? Early or late fall? Are there any tips you could share about how to do this without harming the plant?
Please help!
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Fall blooming clematis are very forgiving. They bloom on new growth so you can prune them almost anywhere. Best thing is take off some of that dead looking top growth and make your cuts right above the buds that you will see in the branching. You can prune anytime fall through early spring though I like spring best. The only thing to watch for is the crown of the plant or where it comes out of the ground. You don't want to damage this too much. But besides from that just wack away, you will still get blooms unless you prune late into the season.
Ps. Oh ya if you prune back hard to say 2 ft. or so, when new growth starts in the spring, try to train for more horizontal branching. They will go for the sun so this is your chance to encourage that sideways growth on the fence.
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Thank you! I'll be cautious, and if in doubt, I'll make a note to prune it in the fall when it is done flowering.
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Like you said: now is the time for planning.
I have one sunny spot and one shady spot, and I would like to plant something for my pollinators.
I would like it to be native and local and pretty.
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~~Well bee balm or monarda didyma are native and the dicentra Formosa are native to North West America but both are good low maintenance plants. In that sunny spot consider agastache, this is a long bloomer that is a magnet for bees and other pollinators and the key here is it's a very long bloomer so it's attracting pollinators for a much longer time. As far as the shade there's not many long bloomer but the dicentra Formosa are, I like that choice.
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YEAH BUT SOME OF EM DO IT….I can hear you cry….what you mean like win the lottery for instance because your chances are about the same. I am technically good enough to play these games and have been for some time but being technically good enough is not enough.
I knew that I could succeed in poker if I did not have silly goals. Because one thing is certain my friends, the poker world out there aint quite what it appears to be to the outsider. But even if you are technically good enough and mentally good enough, you have to be of a certain disposition anyway to play for stakes as high as that.
Because take it from me, many of the players who play for high stakes are not strong players and they are playing too high for their skills and Dan knows this. Much of it is to do with ego, idleness and craving.
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Idleness because many cannot be bothered to work their way up and learn their trade.
Craving because some of them just get off on risking big chunks of money.
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I recently installed Windows 7 (64 bit) on my computer and I have yet to get working drivers for my Poworcolor 3850 AGP card. I've tried all the Catalyst suites, inlcuding those with hotfixes. I've tried manually installing multiple drivers through the Device Manager and still no dice. Everything else hardware wise runs just fine. Any ideas?
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Sorry for the late reply. I checked into the nForce3 issue you mentioned and apparently that's my main issue..and it's extremely widespread for ATI/AGP/nForce3 users. It's sad that Nvidia hasn't released and updated set of drivers to work with Windows 7 but hopefully they'll get something working by Windows 7 release, however doubtful. Thanks for the help tho.
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Hey! A fellow 3850 owner. I'll set you up with my .inf to install through device manager. Place this over the original extracted one you have. Use the normal, non-hotfix 9.9 Catalyst.
Here ya go:
Should be good if your hardware id is 9515.
If it is still giving problems because of chipset, in device manager under system devices, install the standard PCI-to-PCI bridge driver for the one that has AGP in the name, instead.
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Ok, So I intend to give this a shot once I get out of work. How do I go about installing the standard PCI-to-PCI bridge driver and what effect will this have in relation to my agp/nForce3 problem?
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Wondering if you tried this yet. If not, go to device manager. Double click system devices. Right click on the one listed with AGP (Nvidia nforce AGP host to PCI bridge?) and choose update driver software. Click browse my computer. Click let me pick..
The PCI standard PCI-to-PCI bridge should be there. Click on it. Hit next and let it install.
Rollback the driver if this hasn't fixed your problem. Don't forget to reboot after driver change, while trying this.
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Hey, sorry I took so long to get back to you . I was on my honeymoon
Anyways, I tried changing the device ID and installing the pci-to-pci bridge like you suggested but my HD 3870 still isn't working correctly. Any new suggestions?
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No, unfortunately. Stormy13 is correct in what he has told you. I've since researched the issue and there is no way for the hardware to work in Vista/7. That's NVidia dropping support on NF3.
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