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This is a beautiful, chic product. It looks quite brown in the packaging which at first scared me - I thought I will look "dirty" or even worse, orange.
It makes your face look sunkissed and healthy. It's completely matte and because it comes in the cream/thik mousse form it is so easy to blend.
I am not sure why people complain about this product to be difficult to work with, I think as long as you have the right tools that's all you need. It will probably not work if you use fingers or sponges. I use my kabuki brush by Real Techniques (the one that folds in half) or my flat top blending brush by the same company. Make sure to swirl the brush in the product lightly and begin sculpting your face, starting with cheek bones.
This is the best bronzer EVER!
Many people struggle applying this, but I know the perfect way, the only thing you need is the brush that comes with it!
I take the brush and drag it over the powder 3 times, for me this is the perfect amount and I reccomend it, but find the one that is perfect for YOU! To get the best effect, and most natural, apply it starting on the outer ''angle'' or side of your forhead, down your cheekbones making a pout, in by your nose under your eyes, straight down and to your chin. Don't forget your nosetip!
I learnt this method by a magazine I bought in Sweden actually, and it's perfect! When you're buying it, be sure to NOT pick a shade that's too dark! I thought mine (number 62 Terre Epice) would be WAY to light, but when you apply it like this it's amazing anyway!
Back to the product:
I am very happy with this, and it's absolutely my favourite! I thought it would be too ''reddish'', but I had read so many good reviews so I thought I'd give it a try. It's AMAZING! I reccomend it to everybody, and all of my friends, INCLUDING YOU!
I am so dissapointed by this product!
I've had it for about 2 months, I've tried it in every way, with so many different brushes, and watched various YouTube videos.
I still cannot figure out how to apply it!!
I guess the problem is that the texture of the product.
It requires alot of work and can look too over done once it's layered.
I love the packaging, but it is really expensive and it should not be this hard to apply it.
If you normally like something more natural this is not for you.
I normally use faux tan by bare minerals...which works better for me.
All in all this was a dissapointing purchase :(
I must be one of the few people in the world who dont like this product!
Let me start with the good, the packaging is goregeous,comes in a round tub with the chanel logo embossed on the lid and you get a lot of product (30g), but then you are paying a lot...
now the bad: you have to apply this product very carefully, otherwise it ends up looking muddy! also, I can't find a decent way to apply this product. I tried putting it on top of my foundation using various brushes, (foundation brush, mac 109 brush) but it seems to shift my foundation and I feel it looks patchy! (not changed my foundation so put it down to the Chanel bronzer)
I think it smells plasticy, but then I don't know could also be the container it comes in...
It also states on the product its a bronzing make up base, suggesting to me its a primer?? mayb i need to try it as a primer and see how that works...
To summerise, I am very disappointed with this product, for that price, your better of getting a few cream colour bases from mac!
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This is one of the best bronzers I have ever tried. It's a cream base rather than powder. It blends easy and suits even pale skin tones. I use it daily and the tub seems to last forever.
This is a lovely highlighter! I think it works best as a highlighter rather than a bronzer on my skin. I usually apply with a foundation brush after I apply my foundation and generally just apply to the tops of my cheeks. The glow is very subtle with a lovely sheen. The texture is very smooth and the shimmer is very fine.
I bought this after many friends and professional make up artists raved about it. As I already have olive skin, I have never really felt the need to buy a bronzer before. How wrong I was! I use this to subtly sculpt my face and also just provide a natural glow to stop my foundation looking too 'flat'. The fact that this is a cream based bronzer rather than a powder makes all the difference to me. It is fantastic. You can use it with most brushes, but depending on the look you want, I would use either quite a stiff blusher/contour brush or a kabuki brush. I have just ordered the set of 3 HD brushes from Sigma so am excited to see how they work with this.
I also love that this is not too matte but not at all shimmery so it's the perfect natural finish. It speaks volumes that in the UK this has been sold out in most stores for a long time and there are waiting lists in some areas. Needless to say that I bought a back-up although this product will last a very long time......unless of course you like the George Hamilton look morning, noon and night :)
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I bought this earlier on in the year, looking for a replacement for Benefit's discontinued Hollywood Glo.
To be honest, given the price, I was disappointed. It's pretty, but for me it just doesn't stay put for more than a couple of hours - with or without powder. If this was a cheaper product that would be fine, but this is one of the pricier highlighters on the market, and from Chanel I would have expected more.
I don't tend to use it now, and instead opt for Girl Meets Pearl, which I got last week and have found to be miles better for me.
This is such a pretty highlighter for summer. The hint of bronze to it adds a nice dewey touch to the whole look. I just use my finger to dab on the highlighter to my temples, cheekbones, bridge of nose, and cupid's bow. It has a little bit of a sheen. Packaging is gorgeous.
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Beautiful liquid bronze (but light bronze) highlighter....i mix this in with my foundation to give me that j lo glow (i hate the heavy matte foundation look) it looks beautiful on, adds radiance and helps to make my make up look fresh. I have liquid highlighters from so many other brands but only use this one, the rest i dont even see!!
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Phil Jackson has made another trade in hopes to bolster the New York Knicks frontcourt depth. The official four-player deal included the Knicks trading shooting guard Wayne Ellington and scoring big man Jeremy Tyler. The Knicks acquired two energy players from the Sacramento Kings in the deal in Quincy Acy and Travis Outlaw, both who will battle for minutes with rookie Cleanthony Early. This can hardly be considered a splash (it's actually more like tiptoeing in a puddle), but what does it mean moving forward? Are the Knicks done wheeling and dealing?
For starters, let's examine what the Knicks gave up in this deal. Wayne Ellington was an offensive player at a shooting guard position which the Knicks are seemingly already loaded at with J.R. Smith, Iman Shumpert and Tim Hardaway Jr. Realistically, unless the Knicks are forced to play a small-ball lineup next season, Ellington was going to rot away on the end of the bench. He was more of a salary throw in than an actual important piece to the deal the Knicks made with the Dallas Mavericks.
The Knicks also gave the Kings a score-first big man in Jeremy Tyler. In the past I vouched for the Knicks to add Tyler to the roster because of his performance in the 2013 NBA Las Vegas Summer League, but after a season which involved more headaches than progress for Tyler, I can see why the deal was struck. Tyler could develop into a solid role player if he has the right coaching, but his lack of discipline on defense often led to quick and silly foul trouble and his shot selection can be rivaled only by J.R. Smith at times. Tyler has a ton of potential, but for the Knicks, who just signed PF/C Jason Smith and re-signed center Cole Aldrich, there will be more than enough bodies down low next season.
What did the Knicks get in return? Well, Travis Outlaw was brought in to the fold to bring veteran depth behind Carmelo Anthony at the small forward position. The Knicks also drafted Cleanthony Early to backup Anthony this season, but having a veteran presence in case Early struggles in his rookie season is a smart move. Outlaw won't light up the score board, but he did average 5.4 points and 2.7 rebounds while playing just about 17 minutes a night in Sacramento.
The Knicks also acquired versatile forward Quincy Acy in the trade. He is another guy that won't light up the score board or isn't going to "wow" anybody with his game, but he is a high-energy, all-out effort type of player. He runs the floor well, blocks shots and won't hesitate to dunk over an opposing defender. Knicks fans will appreciate Acy's game because he will be the guy doing all the dirty work that a lot of players won't do, so I expect him to be a fan favorite quickly if he is given playing time.
Just like the case with the Dallas Mavericks deal earlier in the off-season, I don't believe Phil Jackson and company are done yet either. Our own Chris Celletti pointed out that ESPN's Marc Stein reported the Knicks are possibly considering trading another MSG favorite Pablo Prigioni. This of course come amid reports that the Knicks are also still deliberating bringing back combo guard Toure Murry as well. Something tells me another deal is in the works, maybe on a larger scale, maybe just a triangle offense fitting move, but Jackson may have something up his sleeve. Stay tuned, Knicks fans.

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A reader asks: My son is 6 months old, and I would like to have his picture taken with Santa (preferably in the Albany/Latham/Clifton Park area). I went Christmas shopping at Crossgates the other day, and discovered that a 5 x 7 picture was $15. Is this a good price? I also wondered if I […]
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My mornings were so dull before my crazy 3-year-olds came into it. As I'd drive off to work, there was no Andrew to stand in the living room window, balancing himself on the radiator so that everyone driving by would get a full-length view of the boy in the pajama top and nothing else. There […]
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Michelle Duggar suffers miscarriage of 20th child
Reality TV mom Michelle Duggar has suffered a miscarriage of her 20th child during the second trimester. Say what you want about whether it's responsible to attempt having a 20th child when you're 45 years old, a miscarriage is still a heartbreaking event. According to the story in People, Duggar was at an appointment to […]
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Parent to Parent had a giveaway recently for tickets to the Times Union suite for a matinee of the 'Disney on Ice' show. Despite being nap time for about half of the people there (including me), a good time was had by all. I was glad to be a mother of teenagers as I walked […]
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Although I don't own many knits (I should probably drop that plural there) I think I may have to step up my game in that department, especially if knit designs are anything like Lucas Nascimento's own work.
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Allow workers to vote, asks minister
Comment on this storyJohannesburg - Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant has appealed to employers to give workers time off so that they can vote on Wenesday.
Although not common, in the past there have been incidents especially on farms where workers have not been allowed to cast their ballots.
"We urge all employers to allow their employees to exercise their right to vote as citizens our country. The right to vote is a foundation for any democracy," Oliphant said in a statement.
"It is a fundamental right that must be enjoyed and exercised by every citizen of our country. It is a right that is guaranteed by the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa which is the supreme law of the land."
Some businesses have indicated that they will not be open at all on Wednesday.
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The Vandalia Police Department is issuing a warning to local businesses in light of a string of burglaries earlier this month.
Police Chief Larry Eason reported on Tuesday that the burglaries have included break-ins at two businesses in that have gambling machines.
On March 3, police handled a break-in at the Vandalia Moose Lodge, 328 S. Third St.
According to police reports, someone pried open the front door of the building, then pried open the office door, taking four money bags.
If you build it, they will come.
That has been the mantra on the Vandalia Field of Dream Committee since day one. This past Friday, they came.
The Vandalia High School baseball team didn't opening the season against a pushover team, as Tuesday night it took on defending state champion Raymond-Lincolnwood.
The Vandals lost by a score of 8-4, but were in the game most of the way.
Craig Freeman was on the hill for Vandalia. He got into trouble in the first inning, giving up two runs. The Lancers plated another run in the fourth to go up 3-0 before Vandalia finally broke through in the bottom of the frame.
The Vandalia High School softball team was on the verge of winning its season opener on Monday, but a seven-run seventh inning by Raymond-Lincolnwood sent the Lady Vandals home with a 12-7 loss.
Heading into the top of the seventh inning, the game was tied 5-5. Vandalia had already come back from being down 2-0 early to take a 3-2 lead, and the Lancers had tied the game three times in the last three innings.
Stefanie Montgomery is well into her second year as director of youth ministry at First United Methodist Church in Vandalia, accomplishing a goal she has had since a young girl – working with and helping teens.
One day after the Brownstown Board of Education told a large group of that community's residents that an extracurricular cooperative agreement is essentially a work in progress, the St. Elmo School Board approved that agreement.
And in approving the document submitted by a committee made up of representatives from the two communities, the St. Elmo board said it wants the Brownstown board to vote on that document by the end of this month.
A continuation of good weather could ensure the completion of Vandalia's downtown enhancement project.
"Sometime in April we will be totally out of here," Terry Fields of Hank's Excavating and Landscaping of Belleville said during Friday's "Mornings on Main Street" meeting held by Vandalia Main Street.
Fields told city officials, some downtown merchants and representatives of Main Street that all of the concrete work has been completed, and that all brickwork should be done by the end of next week.
The Kaskaskia College Blue Devil Baseball Program and Blue Angels Softball Program will offer a free clinic to area players ages 6-12. This one-hour clinic will be offered following their home games on Saturday, March 27.
Both teams will host doubleheaders that day starting at 12:00 p.m.
The Blue Devils will play Lake Land College and the free clinic will be held immediately after the game at approximately 4:30 p.m.
The Brownstown Board of Education voted unanimously on Wednesday night to continue discussions with the St. Elmo District Board on a cooperative agreement for extracurricular activities.
That vote was taken after the board heard from a number of people in a crowd of about 60 people, many of whom are opposed to the agreement that would join the two districts for activities including high school and junior high basketball and baseball.
The St. Elmo Board of Education is scheduled to discuss the cooperative agreement at its regular meeting on Thursday evening.
Because representatives of Motown Technology & Sports Facility Inc. continue to ignore phone calls and e-mails from Vandalia officials, one alderman believes it's time to go to a higher power.
Mike Hobler believes that the city may get some type of response from the Motown group if the sheriff in the group's home county serves them with some type of legal document.


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4 Tricks To Exude Confidence and Attract More Dates
Try to speak at a steady pace and practice finding the rhythm in your words. Don't forget to watch your breathing. When you are engaging, it's ok to pause every now and then because it shows that you are thoughtful, intelligent and mean what you say. This also allows you to choose your words wisely – See 5 Conversations You Should Not Have On The First Date
4. Use your hands. This one is a biggie, especially for men. Women love men with nice hands, especially when they know how to use them. You should definitely take advantage of this by using them to send signals of confidence. 7 Flirting Mistakes Women Make
Learn how to incorporate them into your communication. Try not to fidget or use shaky movements. Relax and use fluid motions to express and emphasize certain words during the conversation. It shows your counterpart that you know how to express yourself and feel comfortable in doing so.
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I have a narrow, 12ft wide (no, 12 inches wide) bed in dry shade that gets a little late afternoon sun. I'd like to add some miniatures, but in the past, one miniature grew to standard size. I don't know the name of it, sorry. With that experience, I just want to be careful not to have that happen again, because I don't have the room in this location. |
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What do you mean by '12 inches': height or width? Here are some lists to guide you, by leaf size. Very Small Hostas, Miniature Hostas. It's a fair assumption that smaller leaves lead to plants with smaller clump sizes. Pieter |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 9:53
Oh, I'm sorry I made a typo, I meant to say the bed was 12 inches wide not 12 feet wide. It is the width I am concerned with. Thanks for the link. |
- Posted by almosthooked 5 a BC (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 10:37
Prairiemoon , the list Pieter sent of mini should do the trick in finding just what you need. I too never realized there were that many . |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 10:45
Hi, I see from the 'Miniature Hostas' that a miniature hosta is smaller than I need, at 6 inches. So, I did a little searching and so far the best I could find is the catalog of Plant Delights that gives detailed info on each plant including the width and height expected. They do have a list of 'small' hostas that might fit what I need a little better. If anyone has any personal experience with growing small hostas, I'd love to hear about it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Plant Delights / Small Hostas
How many hosta are you intending to plant in that area? How long is the bed? A nice collection, with different variegation, from the Mouse family might be a good choice. For example Mighty Mouse and Frosted Mouse Ears with Blue Mouse Ears between would give you a nice variety. Typically they have thicker leaves and potentially hold up better than some of the thinner leaved varieties. Another thought is to plant some upright hosta with rippled edges between mounding types. Remember that smalls can get 20" wide, so watch the descriptions. Minis for me seem to be a little delicate, imo. I've never ordered from Plant Delights, so I have no opinion on that. Deb |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 11:28
Hi. Is your narrow bed something like between a walkway and the foundation of a building? How is it set up? Any shade at all during the afternoon? Is it under a roof dripline? Some that have worked wonderfully for me among the smalls are And, about Plant Delights Nursery (referred to generally as PDN)...I've ordered all sorts of plants from them for years, and I love the humor of Tony Avent in his plant descriptions.. However, I placed my first hosta order ever with them back in spring 2010, and of the 7 or 8 hosta that I ordered then, 3 turned out to be NOIDS, not at all what I'd ordered. While I've ordered from them since then, never again have I ordered hosta from them (and I now own a little more than 400 hosta). For one thing, they are more expensive than other places that I really like and have had great accuracy in getting what I ordered as well as healthy plants for a much cheaper price. Your mileage may vary. |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 12:34
Deb, I was planning on maybe one on each end of this 'bed' to anchor it and I will have ferns and epimedium along the bed. I do like the Mouse series, from photos I've seen and I agree about thicker leaves and I see they are just about the size I need. Thanks. I also like the idea of the upright rippled edges too to make more interest. Moccasinlanding, In 2010, we created this narrow bed, really, that size can barely be called a bed (g), which is along the length of the side of a garage. No foundation though. And it is on the North side. It gets some sun late in the afternoon, so I don't think it is exactly due north. There is a gutter above the bed, not a drip line and yes, there is a large Maple about 20ft away with some of the branches over one end of the garage. It gets pretty dry there so I have to be careful to water. I'd add a soaker hose, but not sure I have room for one. Here is a photo of how it looked when we created it back in 2010. Since then I've added ferns and lamium, heucheras. The lamium is still there, but the white coloring has greened up some and it's not spreading. The heucheras have gotten eaten by something and are in decline. The Japanese Painted ferns are doing okay and what has surprised me is a Maidenhair fern is doing okay too, which I thought it would be too dry there for it. So since it is so dry, I've decided to add some epimediums, which I have a number of that I can divide and add here this Fall. I am going to add compost. I will wait for spring to add the hostas. Epimediums are pretty boring most of the year, but they will do fine there, so the hostas hopefully will give more interest. Thanks for your experiences with Plant Delights Nursery, I haven't ordered from them before. I've actually picked up a few random hosta at a local plant sale that worked out great for me for under $10 each, including 'June', my favorite. But to get the specific varieties I am looking for, I realize I will probably have to order from somewhere. The concern for me, is getting a hosta with a virus, so that was going to be my next question, are there any companies that are testing for viruses and/or any recommended nurseries to purchase healthy hostas? Thanks very much for the list of hostas. |
Prarie moon, I have a similar bed between a path and my garage. I use smalls, if they get too big you can divide them. I also like the "abundant garden" look so I let them drip over onto the path. If you like that look too you can go a little over a foot. Some I am using are Heart Song, High Society, and Tickle Me Pink. Happy planting, |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 13:26
Thanks Beverly, I see that 'High Society' is a sport of 'June' which is one of my favorite Hostas at the moment. |
We are a large group of enablers here at GWHostaforum :-) You asked and you shall receive: I'm sure there are many great places to order from but imo, Hallson Gardens would be my first choice. They are wonderful and the orders I have received from their nursery have been top of the line: http://www.perennialnursery.com/mini-and-small-hostas/ I just got an order from Green Mountain Hosta after another member had good luck with them. The hosta look really healthy and I have them potted up for now. They will winter in my unheated garage: https://greenmountainhosta.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=44&sort=2a&page=1 http://naylorcreek.com/ http://www.hostalibrary.org/cgi-bin/auction.pl?category=hosta Copy and paste each 'url' above to go to the nurseries and Hosta Library Auction. Deb |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 15:29
I see that Hallson Gardens tests for viruses. Thanks. I will take some time and look over all these nurseries. |
- Posted by hostahillbilly 4 (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 15:49
thanks for the picture that really helps! always remember that horizontal size can be adjusted with spade, shovel, or trowel. its vertical size that you have little or no control over. I am thinking tiaras in front of geisha and whirlwind, just off hand... to say that Hallson Gardens is virus aware is understatement , Chris is one of the hosta virus instructors at Hosta college. fwiw, hh |
- Posted by hostahillbilly 4 (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 15:50
thanks for the picture that really helps! always remember that horizontal size can be adjusted with spade, shovel, or trowel. its vertical size that you have little or no control over. I am thinking tiaras in front of geisha and whirlwind, just off hand... to say that Hallson Gardens is virus aware is understatement , Chris is one of the hosta virus instructors at Hosta college. fwiw, hh |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Sun, Sep 22, 13 at 18:16
Thank you HH, for the other suggestions for hosta varieties. Yes, I was thinking that too, that you start out small and it takes awhile for them to reach their mature size and by then you could divide it. Good to know about Hallson Gardens! |
Invincible is not that small, even if that's how it's labeled. Mine is 2' across in a pot. As to HVX, I think most all the mail order "hosta guys" listed in the link below are clean for viruses. The key to having clean hosta is buying your starts from a clean source. The main wholesale sources that I know about that test for HVX are Walters, Q&Z and Made in the Shade (? - maybe something else in the shade). Most all the "hosta guys" buy from them. The HVX problem mostly comes when a nursery buys from European sources. They are cheaper, so those are the ones that end up at Home Depot and Lowe's (and other big box stores). In our part of the country, the small Mom and Pop wholesale nurseries that do many types of plants buy European as well. Their plants end up in local, individually owned nurseries. At least, that's where I acquired my first (and only, I hope) HVX infected plant. Everyone loves Hallson's. Steve did a thing last year on the best online nurseries that I linked to below. I haven't had many small hosta. An old one that I had that did well for me was Diamond Tiara. Maples are something I have not personally experienced. However, I would think 20' would be close enough to have a root problem, especially if that the only place near it that is irrigated. Good luck. bk |
Here is a link that might be useful: Best places to buy hosta
For inexpensive & tough as nails--lancifolia. Lancifolia gets double bonus points for a great floral display late in the season. The only downside is that it seems to be wabbits favorite hosta to munch on. Scroll down to see the photo posted by SWMOgardens. |
Here is a link that might be useful: SWMO Lancifolia
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 12:01
Having trouble getting my server to go to Photobucket. I really saw no pictures in that thread you linked to, Ci. I like Lancifolia too, and also Ventricosa. But Ventricosa is rather larger than 12 inches. One that might wind up larger than the 12" but extremely beautiful is Maui Buttercups. Mine made a beautiful creamy butter yellow in the spring, looked ratty for a brief time, and I moved it to a spot beneath the potted palms. And there, with morning sun and afternoon shade, once again it is a totally new plant with fresh juicy leaves of that two-toned butter yellow. If you keep the curve of the bed along that walkway, I'd recommend that in the middle where it bows away from the wall, that's where I'd put the most outstanding of all the hosta, something that is a bit taller than the others, and if it were me, that would be a golden leafed hosta. Which one I could not say, since you're looking for those which stay within the 12" range I assume. And none of my hosta are mature, plus they are in pots. So my experiences are not as applicable to your question. |
- Posted by josephines67 5 ON (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 12:45
In addition to previous suggestions, here are a few more for you to mull over. I second the 'lancifolia'*** recommendation...if she is allowed to dominate in size, she would make a great specimen..makes a beautiful mound. Vanilla Cream*** BA and BC will exceed the width but it will likely take a couple of years for any of them to growth such a size that you will have to divide. One thing to keep in mind, IMO is that quoted dimensions will vary from grower to grower depending on growing conditions. You may end up with smaller sized which would work in your favour. If larger, you can opt to do one of two things, or both: 1. Enlarge your perimeter slightly to accommodate the hosta...should be manageable to ease rocks back starting at about 1-2 feet from your gate...even an extra 4-6 inches would work out nicely....you could leave your outside curve (walking path) as is...it would still be wide enough. I would also suggest a centered specimen like Moc already suggested, a spiller for the front or something more upright that has a small footprint like Silver Star*** (it seems to be a slow grower...may or may not appeal to you in structure) a spiller would work at the feet of Silver Star within the space allocated. Just a few suggestions for your consideration. :-) Note: Hosta with asterisks grow in my garden Whatever you decide upon, I think you have a sweet garden there! :-) Jo |
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- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 15:40
Bk, thanks for that link, seems like you all made an effort to consolidate that information all in one thread which is very helpful. And I love your explanation of how the HVX problem has become a problem and where the virus came from. It helps to understand what happened and what to avoid. I have actually stopped buying anything at the box stores. I decided I wanted to support local companies and quality mail order and that in doing so, I would be finding more of what I really want too. Yes, Maples are something I've been trying to work with for about 10 years, so I understand the problem. I also have Silver Maples, multiple mature Silver Maples in neighboring yards, close to my lot line so it is a big issue for me. I was not even planning on putting Hostas under the two Maples I have but one day I had a variegated Hosta that someone gave me and it was one that I wasn't that crazy about and was going to give it away, but on impulse I thought it might brighten up a dark corner under the tree so I tried it there, like 5 feet away from the trunk, with very little soil prep and to my surprise it has done very well and didn't even have a hole in the leaves this year. So, I am experimenting at this point. Cilantro, Thanks for that link, tough as nails is something that might help me out. MLanding, Thanks for offering your experienced eye to consider what might work the best in that bed. I am planning on keeping the curve to the bed and I agree with you, that the middle of the bed needs to be a focal point and the best hosta should go there. I do have space right in the middle of that bed right now too. And I do enjoy Yellow Hostas, so I'll take a look at that Buttercups. Thanks for pointing out trying to get one taller, because I never think about the height of a hosta, but I can see where it could get pretty boring to have hostas lined up in a row all the same height. Jo, thank you for a nice list of suggested hostas and your ideas about how to work with that bed. I can see bringing out the edge of the curve in the bed a little more too. It is a pain-in-the-neck bed at that size, but it looks a whole lot better than what was there before which was a roof without a gutter where the water dripped into gravel below and water collecting in the area that is now the pathway. I hope I can get something going with the addition of Hostas. Wow, I didn't realize how much help I was going to get! Everyone has gone out of their way to offer a lot of helpful suggestions along with the names of Hostas to consider. I really appreciate it, thanks very much! |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 18:07
psst: Told ya we were a large group of enablers! ;-) Deb |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Tue, Sep 24, 13 at 3:30
MLanding, a 'prairie moon' hosta? Nice! I'll have to look for that. Fragrant flowers is one thing I do look for. My husband is very interested in fragrance. Some of these names are so interesting, I'd almost want to have them just for the name, lol. Deb, I think I said in another thread, I only have about 7 hostas at the moment and plenty of shade, so I have room for a few more. :-) I can only imagine how many hostas all of you have. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Tue, Sep 24, 13 at 12:47
Ahhhhh, Prairiemoon, I knew if I slowly dragged a pot of those "Prairie...." hosta past you, it would evoke a response! hehehe I'm that way about names myself, love a significant name. And now I notice that you are in Mass.....which is where I started my passion for hosta, in Chelmsford, next to Lowell. The only hosta I have that were not mail ordered were those I got from Bob Seawright at his nursery in Carlisle. He also has day lilies. If you are at the roundabout, you take the road past the library toward Billrica, and it is not far from there. Huge oak trees, great mature hosta beneath them, and a big field mostly daylilies. If you want to see mature hosta his display garden even in September when I saw it was awesome. Of course, that is the only time I was in a hosta garden, I am flying on faith here. Interesting thing about the visit to Seawrights. The missus noticed my accent and asked where I was from, and it turns out they are from Mississippi themselves. So we had a great discussion of the book about the 1927 Miss River flood and other regional stuff. Bob is a tall stately man, and Missus is tall and thin as well, with great reserve and elegant manners. If you seek local sources for your hosta, ask Steve-Mass which places he frequents. His place is tour-garden worthy, and he really knows the places to find great hosta. |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Tue, Sep 24, 13 at 13:07
MLanding, you did get me with the Prairie names. I know there is a Prairie Moon Rose which I don't have a place for, but I do have room for a hosta. :-) Chelmsford is a nice area. Has some spaces that look almost rural. They've opened up a Weston Nurseries in that town now and there is an Agway there, that we've made the trip to visit. Yes, I've shopped at Bob Seawright's. I haven't bought a Hosta there, but now that you mention it, I do remember that garden display of hostas there. Impressive! Of course, it helps that they are on the route to a great ice cream shop. (g) It's been awhile since I've been that way. Nice that you ran into someone from your home state! I have seen photos of Steve_Mass's garden that he's posted on the NE forum and always find they are a treat. Love his hosta photos and find it interesting that he seems to be creating his own hybrids. I hadn't thought to check with him, so thanks for the reminder. |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Tue, Sep 24, 13 at 16:16
Actually Alabama is my home state. I married a MA man in 2006. Of course, we were engaged 50 years ago, and finally got things right. I am very happy I had the chance to garden even for a short time in a four-season climate. |
Mocc, I thought Seawright was the source of one of your diseased plants (nematodes?). Please correct me if I'm wrong. bk |
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Tue, Sep 24, 13 at 21:12
Hi BK. Yes last year two plantaginea had nematodes. They were from Seawright. However, only those two had the nems. And, I gave them the bleach treatment (20% bleach w water for 30 minutes) and they survived. When I brought them home in pots in 2011, they were fine. I repotted them for 2012, and that is when they showed nematodes. I could not verify the source of the nems, and I learned a bit more about the way nems work. This year, none of the hosta from Seawright had signs of nems. I do (or did) have another one which showed nem infection this year, and isolated it but did not do the treatment. I decided to just let it go and not try to salvage it, since it was not a fragrant hosta. Where did the nems come from? Probably from the garden here, although it is not running rampant. If you recall, I also had 3 hosta that I was very proud of which wound up with a virus this year. It was not HVX, and so it could have come from other species of plants. I got rid of those too. None of the three was from Seawright. Seawright does not mail order. |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Wed, Sep 25, 13 at 8:53
MLanding, sorry I misread your post. Alabama must have quite a different growing climate than Massachusetts. I've never gardened anywhere but here. My family did move to Florida once with the intention of permanently relocating, but after 9 months, we moved home again. Missing family and friends, the heat and missing the four seasons was a major reason. So that is my only experience with hot weather. Being born in Alabama, I imagine you are quite used to it. A little belated, but congratulations on your wedding! That is amazing that you had been engaged so long ago. It must be quite a story. :-) Wow, I just did a search for Seawright's to see if they had a website and they do…..with a notice that they were closing at the end of 2012!! Thought you'd like to know. :-) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Seawright Gardens
- Posted by moccasinlanding z9A AL (My Page) on Wed, Sep 25, 13 at 11:46
Prairiemoon, I did not realize they'd closed. They were up in age to be running a business sort of adjacent to their home, and of course would not be selling such prized valuable land in Carlisle, where I think each new place is about 5 acres in size. But they had a huge property there, much larger than 5 acres! Well,when we return to the area, I'll check on them. Very "with it" couple. Hope all is well for them. And thank you for that info. |
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MLanding, Your welcome, such a small world, glad you were able to find out what was going on with them. And thank you all for your help and enthusiasm with my hosta project! I hope I will make it back in the spring with new photos of an updated bed. :-) |
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> Guess who will be Number one in the end of 2002
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Guess who will be Number one in the end of 2002
Dec 30th, 2001, 09:31 PM
Who will be #1 after the season 2002?
Dec 30th, 2001, 09:45 PM
As long as she stays consistent and pulls away with some big wins, as I'm quite sure she will, Lindsay is on track to remaining #1.
Dec 30th, 2001, 09:51 PM
Why the Goddess of Tennis, VENUS of course!
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Dec 31st, 2001, 12:59 AM
VENUS N#1
SERENA N#2
Dec 31st, 2001, 01:00 AM
Who is voting Martina?????????????????????
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Dec 31st, 2001, 02:26 AM
I vote none of them. No player this year was really that dominant over the others. I mean, who would've thought Lindsay would end the year at #1? I think it's all up in air for next year.
Dec 31st, 2001, 02:59 AM
It's hard to say because injury and fatigue took a big toll on a lot of players this past season. I think no. 1 will continue to change hands between Capriati, Davenport and Hingis. Hopefully, if Serena and Venus play a full schedule, I would venture that either player could be fighting for the no. 1 spot by the clay court season. As for the other players listed, Henin, Clijsters and Dokic among others must not only defend their points from last year, but improve upon their results. I would guess that Kim Clijsters has the best chance of doing so since she plays well on most surfaces and actually defeated a top player (Davenport in the finals of the Bank of the West) to win a tournament. Seles regained her groove this summer by defeating Hingis, Capriati and S. Williams and taking the fall Asian tour by storm, but the slams seem to still be problematic for her. Mauresmo is talented, but her nerves let her down every time. Pierce has been out for so long; it is difficult to say how well she will play upon returning. Kournikova is always a tricky player to make a guess about. Last year, she missed 75% of the season due to injury, but even healthy as she was in 00, Anna was still unable to win that coveted first title. Hopefully things will turn around for her in 02, especially @ Auckland, but considering Anna's current ranking, it would take a minor miracle for her ranking to go to no.1. I am looking @ 02 as a rebuilding year for her.
Anyway, that is about all I can guess about at this point. Best of luck to all the ladies on the tour.
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Dawn Marie
Dec 31st, 2001, 05:57 AM
Venus has elzero points to defend at the end of the year. Thus her lead will increase.  Also Serena can only gain in rank. I would not be surprised if Serena gets to #1 or #2.
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Dec 31st, 2001, 06:45 AM
I picked Venus - I mean she's bound to get there eventually so if I keep picking her, than I'm bound to be right eventually
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We ate there Two times and the Service and the Food was always Great. We had pizza, Lasagna, salad and Pan de Ajo. Deliciosos !!!
We ate there Two times and the Service and the Food was always Great. We had pizza, Lasagna, salad and Pan de Ajo. Deliciosos !!!
They offered me a meal with shrimp and prawns only had 3! The high price and there was a hair in the food.
My boyfriend really likes eating pasta in this restaurant, the lasagne is really good and the spaghettis too. Prices are really reasonable! The only problem is that this restaurant is only open in the evening and not for having lunch but for people who eats really less in the night like me, I really recommend eating the shrimps cocktail, it... More
I had dinner here one night and ordered the early bird special (served 6-8PM) for $19 NS or about $7 USD. I picked the veggie pizza (3 slices), garlic bread, and lemonade. Service was okay and the food was good. Would come here again for the daily special... a good deal.
I got my order from the menu hanging outside in the street, I went up to the owner knowing I wanted an S/.18 pizza and a coke. When I ordered he showed me circle wooden cut out with two different pizza sizes on it, I pointed to the smaller one. I received the pizza and it was the same size... More
Pizza was good (the best is Laylamp in Organos to the south of Mancora) and reasonably priced. Didn't like the fact that the bottle of wine was delivered to the table already opened but several Peruvian restaurants did the same.
Went in with a party of six and one young child - asked for a portion of fries for the child who is Gluten Allergic and six pizzas. Only would give the portion fries if we bought a 3 year old child a full adult meal that came with fries. Despite explaining we would pay for the fries separate they... More
We had the 19 sol menu. The soup was fine. I had pesto pasta wich was ok,my gf had pizza wich olso was ok.
Ordered the menu for 19 Soles. Had lasagne and spagetti pesto and it was horrible. We didnt say anything because we were starving. That was a mistake. Dont waste your money there.
This is one of the smaller, simpler restaurants at the side of the main street. Hoewever, we got all kind of good Italian food: tagliatelle with shrimps, which was delicious, a lasagne with spinach, pizza, and some other good pasta with meat, which was also rather good. They also had good wine. The attention was friendly, and everything was clean... More
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He has high expectations. And she exceeds every one.
Seth Barlow picks his teeth with the bones of secretaries he's chewed up and spit out. Except Tessa Edwards. She's completely unruffled by his bad attitude--and...
Perfection isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Stacey Barlow-Barrett has the perfect life-or, at least, the illusion of one. She's married to the man her parents approved, and she's making it work. But keeping...
The plane went down...and took their love with it.
All Brandon Barlow-Barrett wants is a week away from his family's newspaper empire, time on the slopes to relax and refocus. What he gets is Lucy Cameron,...
Can love survive a night he can't remember but one she'll never forget?
Anna Barlow is giving herself a fresh start, leaving everything about her old life behind. With a new name, a new career and a new look,...