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The Ian Potter Foundation Children's Garden is the perfect place for kids who love getting their hands dirty in the garden.
- Open 10am–sunset Wednesday–Sunday and public holidays; 10am–sunset seven days a week during Victorian State School holidays.
- Closed to the public Monday–Tuesday during Victorian State School terms for booked school groups only
- Each year the Children's Garden takes a break in winter for regular maintenance and restoration for eight weeks for rest and maintenance following the end of July school holidays.
The Children's Garden is an interactive educational environment in which children of all ages, backgrounds, physical abilities and cultures can play, explore and discover the natural world. It features plants, water, structures and pathways that reflect Melbourne's changing seasons. Plenty to explore in and around the Children's Garden with our '50 things to do at the Royal Botanic Gardens... and some more beyond' checklist (PDF - 4.47MB) or pick up a free copy at the Visitor Centre.
The garden has been designed to intrigue, teach and excite children from a very young age about the importance of conservation and the environment. It is scaled specifically for children to create a sense of ownership, care and responsibility for the environment. The Children's Garden is accessible to anybody including wheelchair users, visitors with walking frames and parents with prams.
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- Rill (stream): 10am–4pm daily
- Spiral fountains: 10am–4pm on days when the temperature is forecast to exceed 25 degrees. The fountains do not operate when the forecast is less than 25 degrees.
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The newly opened area of the Children's Garden is just perfect for your little one's Garden Birthday Party. Choose from one of the following themes:
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Available Saturday and Sundays: 10.30am – 12.30pm and 2 – 4pm.
Hosted birthday party for 2 hours is $695.
Children's Parties are hosted by one of our professional programs officers and include:
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- 1hour of fun nature based activities with songs, dance and games.
- Birthday gift for the Birthday child
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BOULDER, Colo., Oct. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- On October 3, 2007, Encision Inc. (Amex: ECI) ("Encision" or the "Company") received a letter from the American Stock Exchange ("AMEX") stating that AMEX has accepted the Company's plan to regain compliance with AMEX's continued listing standards, and granted the Company an extension until January 16, 2009 to regain compliance with the continued listing standards.
As previously disclosed, on July 16, 2007, the Company received a letter from AMEX stating that the Company was not in compliance with Section 1003(a)(ii) of the Amex Company Guide due to stockholders' equity of less than $4,000,000 and losses from continuing operations and/or net losses in three out of four of its most recent fiscal years. On August 15, 2007, the Company provided AMEX with information regarding its plan of compliance and financial projections. Based on a review of this information and conversations between AMEX Staff and the Company's representatives, AMEX has agreed to extend the period by which the Company must regain compliance with its listing standards until January 16, 2009.
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Hi, When I moved into my house I inherited this hydrangea in a terrible spot space wise. Can anyone tell me what kind of hydrangea it is? I pruned it back this spring and this is what it looks like now. It's huge in my opinion and I think it needs to be moved to a big spot even though it is doing so well. What do you all think? If I do move it when should I do it (spring or fall) and is there anything I should know about transplanting it. Also, should I cut it back in the Fall, in the Spring, or not at all? This summer I noticed I only got one bloom and I figure that's because I trimmed it back in the Spring. Oh and by the way - I have already moved several ferns, chives and some pavers out of this area it is in!!! I don't know what the previous owner was thinking! |
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Looks like a macrophylla mophead. They normally develop invisible flower buds between July-August for Spring 2015 so they should be pruned after blooming but before the end of June. Rebloomer varieties will bloom again. The previous owner probably pruned it or was not bothered by it. If it is a bother, wait until it gets dormant and then transplant it elsewhere (where it gets some shade in the afternoon is the safest but your sun is probably not as bad as it is down here in the summer so it may still do fine in full sun). When moving it, water the sun the day before, prepare the new hole ahead of time and move as much of the rootball and roots as you can, including shallow surface level roots. Do not fertilize it when you transplant it; wait until it leafs out and danger of frost has passed. |
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Honestly it looks like your basic Endless Summer. This is how they behave in the north. They can bloom on new wood so cutting back won't affect that too much. Regardless of what you do, it probably won't exceed that size in zone 4. Hydrangeas are considered by most to be attractive when overhanging sidewalks by a foot or so. Also, in zone 4 they'd do best against a house or foundation so moving it away from a house would create worse stem dieback or crown damage over the winter. |
Endless Summer is a series not a plant, the one usually referred to as 'Endless Summer' is The Original = 'Bailmer'. There are now several other Endless Summer hydrangeas on the market, probably almost if not entirely all unrelated to one another. See the Bailey nursery web site or the Bailey nursery promotional cards that come attached to the plants for correct naming. As there are a large number of mophead hydrangea cultivars I wouldn't attempt to name the one asked about here using the photo provided. I will say that it looks like it wants to get a lot bigger than it is now, with that narrow bed not being likely to be large enough for it in future. The time to move it to a better spot would be when it is not in leaf. |
Most likely an Endless Summer Original being in MN. I would move it in the spring before it leafs out (sometime in April) to a spot with afternoon shade. I cut mine back in the spring once I can assess the amount of dieback as it varies year to year. Mulch the crown with leaves. |
I agree that they like an eastern exposure in the north (a place with afternoon shade). They can get fairly large when mature, even if not covered. (I cover mine in front and not in back.) If you want blooms, I'd strongly recommend winter covering. I wouldn't prune back in spring in your zone. They may or may not reflower. This is the first year I'm getting any second flush, and it's just a very few buds that are just now opening. As far as how to cover, you can search on this site for various suggestions. It's done after the leaves drop. I use masking tape or something like torn strips of sheeting to gather the stems toward the center. Then I put a circle of green plastic "hardware cloth" around that and fill with chopped leaves. I've also heard of using wood shavings - the type that are used for horse bedding. |
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text: My TestimonyI was born and grew up in a Christian home, and my parents brought me up going to church. I never really had any relationship with God and I never knew what it was all about. Even though I went to church every Sunday and sat through boring services and Sunday school, I never understood it. When I was about 12, I started to turn away from God and do other things. I went to a public school and society had it's impact on me. I still went to church every Sunday, but it didn't mean anything. It wasn't really until my teens that I turned my back on Him. When I was 14, I decided that if there was a God at all, that he wasn't doing anything good and he wasn't stopping the bad things from happening. People all over the world suffer, and if he was really so great, why wouldn't he stop people from killing themselves, or murdering people, or cancer, and all the other terrible things on this earth. To me, it seemed like He was just sitting there watching us like


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Cramer would be a buyer of the oil and gas names into weakness, however, as he sees no reason for them to fall further. He likes ConocoPhillips (COP) and Chevron (CVX). Cramer was also bullish on the banks, those that are actually making money, as well as the HMOs, but not any hospital stocks.
Cramer also recommended owning gold, as well as packaged goods makers that sell overseas like Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) or Pepsico (PEP).
Finally, Cramer said he likes Home Depot (HD) as it helps the Northeast rebuild from the hurricane, as well as Cabellas (CAB), which has gotten cheap going into the cold, winter season.
Lightning Round
In the Lightning Round, Cramer was bullish on Boardwalk Partners (BWP).
Cramer was bearish on Vivus (VVUS), JC Penney (JCP), Sears Holdings (SHLD) and Frontier Communications (FTR).In the Pipeline
In his second "Executive Decision" segment, Cramer spoke with Dr. Phillip Frost, chairman and CEO of Opko Health (OPK - Get Report), a speculative biotech company with no less than six exciting new products under development. Frost talked about his company's efforts in the Vitamin D market, which is a $2.5 billion market in the U.S. He said that Opko's new Vitamin D test can be done in the doctor's office, avoiding the need to send a sample to a lab for analysis, which saves both time and money. Frost also talked about Opko's new prostate cancer screening, called a 4K Score. He said that with a simple drop of blood, the 4K test provides patients with a number determining the likelihood that they have prostate cancer and how aggressive that cancer might be. He said the test can eliminate the need for millions of needless biopsies preformed every year. The test is already on the market in the U.K. and could reach the U.S. by early 2013. Cramer said Opko remains one of his favorite long-term biotech stories.Am I Diversified?
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The Message (MSG) | New International Version (NIV) |
11 All the people groaned, so desperate for food, so desperate to stay alive that they bartered their favorite things for a bit of breakfast: "O God, look at me! Worthless, cheap, abject! | 11 All her people groan as they search for bread; they barter their treasures for food to keep themselves alive. "Look, O LORD, and consider, for I am despised." |
Published by permission. Originally published by NavPress in English as THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language copyright 2002 by Eugene Peterson. All rights reserved. (The Message Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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