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ESPN insider: Losing coach in Cardinals, Jets game could lose job
Sitting with identical 4-7 records, odds are the winner of Sunday's game at the Meadowlands between the New York Jets and the Arizona Cardinals still won't be headed for a late-season playoff run.
The news, however, might be gloomier for the losing team.
Since coming to the Valley in 2007, Ken Whisenhunt has led the Cardinals to four seasons with a .500 record or better, two NFC West Division titles and a Super Bowl Appearance back in February 2009.
However, Arizona is on the verge of missing the postseason for the third consecutive year, and has already found itself on the wrong side of history in 2012 by becoming the first NFL team to start a season 4-0 only to go on a subsequent seven-game losing streak.
For the Jets, the on-field performance has been only part of the problem for Rex Ryan. Ryan took New York to consecutive AFC Championship games during his first two years in the Big Apple, but has since watched his team go a combined 12-15 over the past two seasons.
In addition to his team's recent mediocre record, Ryan has had to deal with several locker room incidents over the past few seasons, including a New York Daily News' article earlier this year which quoted unnamed players bashing backup quarterback Tim Tebow.
Needless to say a loss Sunday inevitably makes the hot seat that much hotter for Whisenhunt or Ryan.
While ESPN NFL insider John Clayton told Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Thursday that he hopes both will be back in 2013 with their respective teams based on prior merit, he's not so sure wishful thinking will make it so for Sunday's losing coach.
"I know that both coaches could put themselves in a position where they wouldn't be there next season," Clayton said. "I know Rex's position is that he's telling his coaches that basically 'we better pick it up or we aren't going to be here.'"
Although Clayton suggested that New York may lean towards making changes in the management department rather than at the head coach position, the same may not be true in Arizona.
"You look at Ken Whisenhunt and you know how good of a coach he is," said Clayton. "He's a fantastic coach, but somebody might have to take the fall for this season. And if somebody does it'll probably end up being him. Which would be a shame."
Both Whisenhunt and Ryan would likely garner a ton of interest from teams around the league this offseason if either were to be relieved of their duties, but talk of firings could be put on hold with a much-needed victory in Sunday's non-conference matchup.
"It's a shaky situation," said Clayton. "You don't want to be the coach who loses this game in other words."
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Paul Haddad, Lorne Kennedy, Janet-Laine Green, Susan Roman, Colin O'Meara, Edward Glen, Catherine Disher
Jim Craig
Kathy Slevin
- 1999
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- Cartoon Characters: Theseus, Fisherman, King Minos, Captain of the Guard, Seagull, Aspasia, Cimon, Ictinus, Theseus' Mother, King's Counselor, Elderly Man, Village Boys.
- Vocal Talent: Paul Haddad (Theseus, Fisherman), Lorne Kennedy (King Minos, Captain of the Guard), Janet-Laine Green (Seagull), Susan Roman (Aspasia), Colin O'Meara (Cimon), Edward Glen (Ictinus, Village Boy), Catherine Disher (Theseus' Mother), Luca Perlman (Young Theseus), Wayne Robson (King's Counselor, Elderly Man), Tyrone Savage (2nd Village Boy), James Blendick (Narrator).
- Directed By Jim Craig.
- Written By Kathy Slevin.
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I have native flame azaleas (R. calendulaceum) on my property, and one of them has flowers that stand out because they are so brilliantly orange! I think it might be fun to cross this plant with other azaleas, but as I understand it, my native flame azalea is a natural tetraploid and it won't easily cross with most azaleas because they are diploid.
I starting looking for a list of tetraploid azaleas, and I am finding that it's not like daylilies where they are all classified as to whether they are diploid or tetraploid ... I guess with azaleas it's just assumed they are all diploid unless stated otherwise. Does anyone here know of a list of tetraploid azaleas? And might these tets be crossed with R. calendulaceum? |
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- Posted by foxesearth 8 GA (My Page) on Fri, Mar 31, 06 at 16:23
Today I toured a facility where lots of native flame azaleas are featured in the landscaping. I had occasion to speak with the horticulturist. The facility has native azaleas from the collection of a gentleman who did extensive work with native azaleas in the sixties and seventies. Some of the azaleas there are from crosses that he made that have been grown on by others since his death. I asked your specific question and the answer was that there are no other tet azaleas that he knew of. I even wondered aloud whether azaleas could be 'converted' as daylily hybridizers convert 'tets' to 'dips' and he just chuckled and said he is aware of no new work in this area. I'll post some of the cultivars that I photographed later. Nell |
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Here are the photos from the private garden. It was hard to narrow them to a manageable album, they are so pretty and photograph so well. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Native Azalea Slideshow
- Posted by foxesearth 8 GA (My Page) on Mon, Apr 3, 06 at 17:56
Did I say tets to dips? Silly me, of course I meant dips to tets is what the hemorcallis folk do. I'm just an observer. It has something to do with colchicine, about which I only know as is prescribed for gout. Nell |
Hi, Nell ... nice pictures. And thank you for asking the horticulturist about crossing flame azaleas. I did find some info about someone who had created flame azalea hybrids, and it said that the orange would tend to dominate any crosses. Since I already have an orange color that needs no improving, I don't know what my goal would be. Maybe if I could cross the flame azalea with another intense color, it would be fun to see what the resulting hybrids would look like. Or maybe if I could cross the flame azalea with an evergreen azalea I could see how that went. I have heard about colchicine, but I believe I read that it can be an unsafe substance ... I think there is a post here somewhere about using a certain weed killer instead of colchicine to induce the mutation. I've never tried anything like that ... but I do think about it from time to time. And I figured out a trick ... go to azaleas.org and search that site for the word "tetraploid", and you find references to tetraploid azaleas. I see a "Casablanca Tetra", "Road Runner", "Cream Ruffles", "Pink Gloria", "Anytime Tetra", "Guy Yerkes Tetra", "Hershey Red", "Chimes Tetra" ... and also a species "atlanticum f. tetraploid". If anybody here has any of these, I would trade for a budstick that I could force in a vase and get pollen from (things are still dormant in my area). |
Here is a link that might be useful: flame azalea hybrid
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these darned catepillers (sp) have invaded my grape vines. The colors run in circles around their body. This is the first time I have ever seen them in nine years of growing grapes. They are stripping the leaves bare. I cut the leaves off of some and killed others. |
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Please wear gloves if you handle them as their hairs can cause skin reactions and irritation. Populations build as the season wears on. Early control is the key to decreasing damage. An introduced virus usually keeps their numbers low, but it sounds like your caterpillars do not have the virus. Bacillus thuringiensis can be used to control skeletonizer and other caterpillar pests. Handpicking in small areas also is an efficient treatment because of the gregarious feeding habit of the larvae. Caterpillars should be destroyed as soon as they are noticed on the foliage, as all from each cluster of eggs will be in a single group, whereas if the treatment is delayed until the larvae have separated into individuals or small groups, much more labor will be involved. Since the larvae spin their cocoons in the leaves and trash at the bottom of the vines, clean culture is recommended. |
Thats them. There sure are a lot of them. Thank you for you help. I doubt I got them all. I will inspect and destroy daily. Tim |
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In the jungles of Ecuador, east of the Andes I commonly saw plants that look very much like Syngonium.....arrowhead type leaves on a philodendronish stem. Juvenile leaves had some silvery patterns in them. Any idea to identifcation?
I also saw a lot of a shingle type plant....leaves one to two inchess long, simple, and hugging the stem. I assume this is the juvenile form of some Monstera?? |
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- Posted by exoticrainforest (My Page) on Thu, Dec 16, 10 at 20:54
I showed your photo to Dr. Tom Croat of the Missouri Botanical Garden. Tom wrote the most recent Revision of the genus Syngonium. This was his response: "It is indeed a Syngonium but I don't know it specifically. It is likely to be a juvenile form, perhaps even of S. atrovirens." The problem is that species is not known to appear in Ecuador abd us primarily found in Central America. You may have discovered a new species or a specimen not previously known to exist in that country. Every time Tom goes collecting in Ecuador he comes back with at least 25 new species not known to science and currently has a backlog of some 500 plants to be published. |
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Loganville Christian earns SACS accreditation
LOGANVILLE - Loganville Christian Academy now has something it has always wanted: accreditation through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools' Council on Accreditation and School Improvement and the Commission on International and Trans-Regional Accreditation.
Gladiators power past Ice Pilots
DULUTH - Defenseman Jim Jackson scored two power-play goals and led the Gwinnett Gladiators to a second consecutive win over Pensacola 6-3 before a spartan crowd of 2,633 on Thursday at the Arena at Gwinnett Center.
Basketball event moved to Norcross
One arena's loss is another one's gain.
Lines drawn for new schools
SUWANEE - The Gwinnett County Board of Education on Thursday evening voted unanimously to approve a redistricting plan that determines the boundaries for three elementary schools scheduled to open in August.
Sports briefs
UGA finishes 19th in final Master Coaches Poll Georgia finished with a No. 19 ranking in the final Master Coaches Poll, which not surprisingly had Florida as its No. 1 football team in the nation.Crime's a serious problem, but few are taking it seriously
Dec. 27's headline story ("County sets new homicide record," Page 1A) and 60 percent of the front page point out the biggest challenge Gwinnett County will face in the coming years. The unchecked and ever increasing number of crimes will result in the "DeKalbing" of Gwinnett County.
While the crimes themselves are of concern, I am more concerned with the reaction, or lack thereof, of our government leaders, public safety officials, the press, the neighborhood activists and my fellow Gwinnettians. We have become immune to the most serious of crimes and our apathetic reaction to murder, mayhem and petty crime will be our undoing.OBITUARIES
MARTIN, RICHARD Richard Martin, age 64, of Buford, died Saturday, January 6, 2007. A Memorial Service will be held at 3 P.M., Sunday, January 14 in the Family Life Center of Buford Church of God with Rev. Danny Smith officiating. Mr. Martin is survived by daughter and son-in-law, Nancy and Don Strong of Buford; son and daughter-in-law, Kelly and Tammy Martin of Winder; sister, Lorena Martin Guy of Buford; granddaughter, Alisha Moneymaker; and several nieces and nephews also survive. Mr. Martin was a member of Zion Hill Baptist Church of Buford. Arrangements handled by Tapp/Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 201 Morningside Drive, Buford, Georgia 30518, 770-945-9345. Please sign online guest registry at www.stewartfh.com. PAYNE, WYNELLE Wynelle Payne, age 85, of Buford, died Thursday, January 11, 2007. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Tapp/Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 201 Morningside Drive, Buford, Georgia 30518, 770-945-9345, www.stewartfh.com.* DULUTH CHAMBERS, EDWARD Edward J. Chambers, 82, of Duluth, died January 10, 2007. Arrangements by Bill Head Funeral Homes and Crematory, Duluth Chapel, 770-476-2535.* JEFFERSON HOLCOMBE, DONALD Donald Holcombe, age 60 of Jefferson, died Wednesday, January 10, 2007. Funeral Services will be held 11AM Saturday, January 13, 2007 in the Lawrenceville Chapel of Tim Stewart Funeral Home. Rev. Kale McMillan & Don Kirkland will officiate. Burial Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cemetery. Mr. Holcombe was of the Baptist Faith and worked as a wooden pallet repairman with B & M Pallet Co. in Statham. He is survived by Daughter & Son-in-law: Rhonda & Stanley Phillips, Pendergrass; Brothers & Sister-in-law: Howell Holcombe, Winder, Billy & Lessie Mae Holcombe, Lawrenceville; Sisters & Brother-in-law: Mildred Teal, Lawrenceville, Charlotte Barnett, Monroe, Helen & Danny Parks, Auburn; 2 Grandsons; several Nieces & Nephews. The Family will receive friends 1 - 9 PM Friday, January 12, 2007 at Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 300 Simonton Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30045, 770-962-3100. Please sign online guest registry at www.stewartfh.com . LAWRENCEVILLE HEWLETT, JULIUS Julius B. Hewlett, age 88, of Lawrenceville, GA, finished his earthly course on January 5, 2007. Arrangements by Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 300 Simonton Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30045, 770-962-3100. Please sign online guest registry at www.stewartfh.com.* LILBURN LOCKRIDGE, BOBBY Bobby G. Lockridge, age 70 of Lilburn, GA died January 10, 2007. He is survived by his loving family, his wife, Ruane Aaron Lockridge; daughter and son-in-law, Lesley and Phil Humphries of Loganville; sons and daughter-in-law, Randy and Susan Lockridge of West Chester, PA, Tim Lockridge of Decatur, GA, Brad Lockridge of Eagle Rock, CA; sister, Brenda Johnson of Jonesboro, GA; grandchildren, Tara Lockridge, Josh, Molly, Ty and Tanner Humphries, Maximilian Lockridge; several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Saturday, January 13 at 4pm at Wages Snellville Chapel with Dr. Gary Whetstone and Rev. Charles Barnes officiating. The family will receive friends Friday from 6 until 9pm at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers make donations to the Alzheimer's Association, 1925 Century Blvd NE, Ste 10, Atlanta, GA 30345, in memory of Bobby G. Lockridge. Tom M. Wages Funeral Service, Inc., Snellville Chapel, 770/979-3200 www.wagesfuneralhome.com SNELLVILLE HAMIL, LUCY Mrs. Lucy Rainey Brooks Hamil, age 86 of Snellville, passed away Wednesday, January 10, 2007. Funeral Services will be held 1:00 PM, Saturday, January 13, 2007 in the Lawrenceville Chapel of Tim Stewart Funeral Home. Rev. Jack Lawson and Rev. Kenneth Hughes will officiate. Burial Haynes Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Loganville. She is survived by Children: Son: Rev. Kenneth Hughes and wife, Betty, Snellville; Daughters: Linda Reagan and husband, Clifford, Rex; Joanne Hewatt, Grayson; Grandchildren: Steve Hughes, Conyers; Joy Moore and husband, Terry, Stockbridge; Melanie Strange, Loganville; Shanda Hewatt, Conyers; Misti Yang and husband, Bobby, Atlanta; Great Grandchildren: Amanda and Brittni Hughes, Covington; Joshua Strange, Loganville; Wesley Moore, Stockbridge; Brooke and Blake Wread, Loganville; Sisters: Louise Christopher, Dacula; Ruby Spruill and husband, Carl, Auburn; Sister-in-law: Eunice Wade, Loganville; Several Nieces and Nephews. Lucy worked for many years as a LPN at Button Gwinnett Hospital and went on to retire from Gwinnett County Health Department. Flowers accepted or memorials to Alzheimer's Association, 1925 Century Blvd., NE, Suite 10, Atlanta, Georgia 30345. Family will receive friends from 2-4 PM & 6-9 PM, Friday, January 12, 2007 at the Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 300 Simonton Road, Lawrenceville, Georgia 30045. Please sign online guest registry at www.stewartfh.com . HOLLEMAN, BEN Ben T. Holleman, beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather of Snellville, died peacefully on January 11, 2007 at the age of 91. Arrangements by Tom M. Wages Funeral Service, Inc., Snellville Chapel, 770-979-3200, www.wagesfuneralhome.com .* MUELLER, STANLEY Stanley W. Mueller, age 87 of Snellville, GA, died Thursday, January 10, 2007. Arrangements by Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 2246 Wisteria Drive, Snellville, Georgia 30078, 770-979-5010. Please sign online guest registry at www.stewartfh.com .* WAGES, ROBBIE Robbie Jackson Wages, age 74 of Snellville, died January 11, 2007. Arrangements by Tom M. Wages Funeral Service, Inc., Snellville Chapel, 770-979-3200, www.wagesfuneralhome.com . TALMO LATTY, DUEL Evans Funeral Home, Jefferson, Georgia announces the death of Mr. Duel Junior Latty, age 67, of Talmo, Georgia who passed away on Wednesday, January 10, 2007 at his residence. Funeral Services by Evans Funeral Home, Jefferson, GA, 706-367-5467.* WINDER GASTON, WALTER Mr. Walter Arnold "Wally" Gaston, age 65, of Winder, GA, went home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, January 10, 2007, after an extended illness at home. He was born on September 25, 1941 in Stephens County, GA, a son to the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Mary Andrews Gaston. Mr. Gaston was a wonderful father and grandfather, a successful businessman, a man of dignity, pride and a man of his word and he lived his life with integrity and loyalty. He loved spending time and having meals with family and friends and shared many laughs and precious moments in his final days. He loved his farmland, cabin, his two donkeys and all the simple pleasures of life shared with his family and friends. He will be missed by all. He is survived by son and daughter in law, Kip and Alison Gaston of Winder; daughters and sons in law, Terri and Craig Hanson, of Anderson, SC and Jerri and Mike Sims of Dacula; 6 Grandchildren, Seth and Ansley Gaston, Whitney and Zack Hanson, Adam Fisk and Drake Stanifer; his beloved sister and brother in law, Betty and Charles Lowe and family of Pendergrass, as well as many other family members, siblings, nieces and nephews. His cremated remains will lie in state at Statham Baptist Church on Sunday, January 14, 2007 from 1:30pm until 2pm, with a Memorial Service to follow at 2pm with Rev. Gordon Thornton officiating. Flowers may be sent to the Statham First Baptist Church for his memorial service or donations may be made to the Statham Baptist Youth Building Fund at his request. Evans Funeral Home, Jefferson, 706-367-5467.Loganville mayor, council sworn in
LOGANVILLE - Mayor Tim Barron and councilmen Ray Nunley, Mark Kiddoo and Chuck Bagley took their oaths of office during Thursday night's City Council meeting. The mayor and councilmen were all re-elected to another term in the November 2006 election.
Next time, we'll just stay home
Why do we do it? Why do we venture out on a weekend to some colossal chain restaurant in the pursuit of a good meal and a good time when we know we won't have either?
Wesleyan looks to get over Lovett hump at area duals
Ever since Jeff Bedard took over the Wesleyan wrestling program three years ago, there has been one team that has stood in the way of making the Wolves one of the top teams in the state.
Thrashers coach, players make homes in Gwinnett
DULUTH - Atlanta Thrashers coach Bob Hartley knows precisely how close his house in Sugarloaf Country Club is to the NHL team's Duluth practice facility.
Bill proposes Sunday alcohol sales
ATLANTA - Local governments across Georgia could choose to allow Sunday sales of beer and wine in supermarkets and convenience stores under legislation introduced Thursday by a Republican senator.
The bill would authorize city and county elected officials to put Sunday alcohol sales before voters in their communities. Indeed, local control promises to be a major argument legislative backers will use in trying to sway their colleagues to disregard expected opposition from Christian conservatives and support the measure. "I believe strongly that we as senators have our first responsibility to the citizens of our respective districts,'' Sen. Seth Harp, R-Midland, the bill's chief sponsor, said Thursday in a speech on the Senate floor. "The opportunity to allow them to make that decision is one of the most fundamental rights that exists in our form of government.'' The General Assembly passed legislation a decade ago allowing local-option Sunday sales of alcoholic beverages in bars and restaurants. But the legislature has rejected periodic efforts since then to extend the law to retail stores. Georgia, Connecticut and Indiana are the only states in the nation that don't allow Sunday retail sales of beer and wine. Harp's bill has the backing of the grocery and convenience store industries, which post signs and darken beer and wine aisles on Sundays to show shoppers that those products are off limits. Jim Tudor, a lobbyist for the Georgia Association of Convenience Stores, pointed to two recent polls as evidence that the state is ready for Sunday sales of beer and wine. The surveys, conducted by renowned national polling firm Mason-Dixon and by Atlanta-based Insider Advantage, found support for giving voters a say on the issue at 68 percent and 66 percent, respectively. Tudor said many of today's Georgians have moved from other states and are used to being able to buy beer and wine on Sundays along with their other groceries for the week. "For many of our stores, Sunday is the first or second busiest shopping day of the week,'' he said. But Sadie Fields, chairman of the Georgia Christian Alliance, said her organization and others that oppose the bill believe Sunday should be treated as a holy day, as is taught in the Bible. "We're always in favor of free enterprise,'' she said. "But the Sabbath has been a day of worship, rest, family and reflection.'' Christian conservatives likely will be joined by Georgia's liquor story lobby in working against the bill. Since the legislation would apply only to beer and wine, liquor store owners argue it would be put them at a competitive disadvantage.Notre Dame's Walker declares for NFL Draft
The three-year love affair between the University of Notre Dame and Darius Walker came to an end Thursday afternoon.
Districts to landscape I-85 ramps
LILBURN - From Jimmy Carter Boulevard to Gwinnett Place Mall, the county's interchanges with Interstate 85 will soon be planted with trees, shrubs and wildflowers.
Colleges already targeting some of county's top juniors
National Signing Day for this year's crop of seniors is still more than three weeks away, but some colleges are already lining up for next year's Gwinnett seniors as well.
Getting to Know ... Justin Young
Justin Young, 29, is a national basketball recruiting analyst for Rivals.com and is the leading recruiting authority on basketball prospects in the state.
Man turns himself in; another set toSheriff's office: Both accused of soliciting woman linked to scandal
LAWRENCEVILLE - One of two men charged with pandering in connection with an alleged high-end prostitution ring surrendered himself to authorities Thursday night.
Bannister to put focus on southern Gwinnett
LILBURN - Gwinnett's chairman promised to fast-track a major development project and focus improvements on the southern end of the county in a discussion Thursday with members of a local community improvement district.
Contractor wins elite environmental award
DULUTH - If he had known Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful was going to honor him with an award, John D. Stephens probably would have changed his schedule so he could have been at the ceremony.
Possible links between Lilburn, Sandy Springs bank robberies
LILBURN - Police suspect that a Thursday afternoon bank robbery in Lilburn might be connected to two Sandy Springs robberies that occurred at the same bank within 24 hours of each other.
Police reports
Man surprises burglar•LAWRENCEVILLE - A Lawrenceville man told police Tuesday morning he witnessed a man stealing items from his home on Old Peachtree Road. According to a police report, the resident noticed a car in his driveway when he was in his office in a building in the back of the home. Upon entering his home he noticed a door near the garage open and inside found a black man wearing dark clothing. The man ran from the home, bypassing the resident and leaving in a vehicle traveling toward Collins Hill Road, according to the report.Sports calendar
Jan. 20: Walk up registration for Collins Hill Athletic Association baseball will be from 9 a.m. to noon at Collins Hill High School. For questions, or to register online, go to www.chaasports.com. Late registration will be Jan. 26 at an increased price.


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What tool works best for smoothing semi rough pool plaster? have a water fed right angle grinder and have been using diamond resined wheels but its taking forever. The aggregate is silica sand and i mixed acryl 60 1:1 on the water( amazing stuff ). ALSO what type of stain will work on the plaster. I am attempting to replicate travertine in a stepped 45 degree pattern. I have used 1 inch strips of tile to act as a guide and look like grout. Came out okm but a tad rough. |
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Cured pool plaster, AFAIK, can't be stained. Scott |
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I have been watering my peppers only once a week on average even though temps have been close to 100 with no rain. I have been waiting until they are wilting in the morning, not mid day full sun wilt. Does this sound right? I have eight pepper plants, bell, Anaheim, and jalape�o, mulched with straw. |
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I would not wait for a plant to wilt to water it. Wilt is a sign of stress, the plant is pulling water from the leaves to supplement the roots. If you're finding that happens on about the 7th day, I would be watering every 5 days, give or take. |
Actually for peppers you should wait until it wilts - peppers like it hot and dry. They require a lot less water than tomatoes even though they're in the same family. Your plan sounds like a good one. Peppers will wilt if too much water too, so best to be conservative. I have 80 peppers in a 60-ft long west-facing bed, 2 have top new foliage that's a little limp though bottom foliage looks good. It's tempting to water, but we had almost 3" of rain July 2-4 and maybe 1/4" last night so I don't think that's it. More expected Sun - Tues so if next Wed they still look bad I plan on taking a look at the roots. |
Agree depending on how one defines "wilt". Big difference between loss of leaf turgor (slight droop) and full-on wilt. Learn the feel and appearance of the plant leaves, its amount of turgidity/stiffness, shortly after it has been watered and how it feels/appears as it begins to dry out and will shortly need water. Fixed schedules of watering for any plant never work as there are too many affecting variables. Flexibility is required. So while 1x a week may work right now, less or more often could easily be needed next week. Dave |
Aili: I agree with above. You say wilt in the morn before watering? Now find the happy medium. i.e., watering RIGHT before that morning wilt. One more thing --- Love that your mulching and that definitely helps in extreme temps but extended periods over 95F will cause the plants to stop flowering and/or drop flowers. Do yourself a favor(and the plants) and get some shade cloth or sheets over the plants in the midday sun. Your plants will better shrug off those temps and keep producing. Take a look at the link -- these are my plants watered deeply every 8-10 days. I've mulched with couple inches of compost(now ab out an inch). Temps have been in the low 90's/high 80's. When they were younger in May, we had a couple Santa Anas and I covered them in the middle of the day. They just kept on trucking. Kevin |
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- Posted by AiliDeSpain 6a - Utah (My Page) on Wed, Jul 9, 14 at 16:15
Kevin, I have been considering shading as sun scald has been a problem. I just don't have a clue how to construct something that will stay up. ... thoughts? My beds are 4 ftĂ—4ft. Here's a photo of one of my orange bells. |
Yeah. Bells will get sunscald for sure since the foliage isn't too dense and one has to leave the fruit on the plant for quite awhile for color change. You have raised beds? Easy. Get some 1x2's and screw them to the outside corners. 5-6 feet high should be plenty enough. Put a couple nails at the top and attach some old sheets to them. Shade cloth is better but a lot more expensive than worn out sheets. You can also attach some thin rope and tie off for easy removal later in the afternoon. Nice looking plant, btw. Kind of too late now, but I cage all my peppers, especially large fruited annuums. Keeps me from losing a whole branch of not-yet-ripe fruit due to weight and wind. You might want to stake it. Kevin |
IMO if they wilt in the morning, probably you should've watered them yesterday or the day before. So then, if you are watering them once a week, change it to 5 days interval. |
- Posted by AiliDeSpain 6a - Utah (My Page) on Wed, Jul 9, 14 at 22:56
I like your idea Kevin. I'll see what my husband can rig up. I'm going to watch the plants more closely and adjust my watering accordingly :) |
- Posted by Bloomin_Onion 2/3 (My Page) on Thu, Jul 10, 14 at 4:53
What's the difference, if they're producing flowers, fruit, and they look healthy? I'm only asking because my bell peppers are in containers placed in my garden and they get hosed down with everything else nearly every day. They're healthy, plump, lots of flowers and fruits... am I not aware or something later on in fruit development? |
I find that peppers do better with generous water. Last year it rained and rained, and everyone around here was knee deep in peppers. In non-rainy years my peppers benefit from the lightest of shade covers, mostly to prevent sunscald to fruits. My usual thing is to attach a double thickness of tulle to slender stakes with clothespins. This reduces midday sun and the plants seem happier. |
This was the first year I mulched my peppers heavily. Being a drought year, I wanted to hold in as much moisture as possible. I'm watering every 3 days and I've got the biggest, healthiest plants I've ever seen. I also discovered that the mulch is preventing bugs from chewing them out. On bare dirt, if those low growing peppers made contact with the earth at all, they had a hole in them within hours. The mulch seems to be preventing that--an unexpected bonus. |
- Posted by AiliDeSpain 6a - Utah (My Page) on Thu, Jul 10, 14 at 17:25
Kevin, When shading your peppers what time of the day do you throw the shade cover on? |
I usually let the heat of the day tell me. I do it more for regulating soil temp than for sunscald, though. I don't plant my peppers closer than 16" apart but I depend on foliage from adjacent plants to shade for sunscald. I expect to lose one or 2 fruit per year because of it. But even still, the heat of the day tells me. So, where I am, that's usually around 11-12 to 3 or so. After that, the sun's at more of an angle, so the brightness diminishes and I can get back to getting them as much direct sun as possible for the rest of the day. Kevin |
- Posted by AiliDeSpain 6a - Utah (My Page) on Thu, Jul 10, 14 at 18:10
I don't remember having this much of a sun scald problem last year. So far I've lost a few bells and a handful of Anaheim's. I constructed a cover using four garden stakes in outside corners, with an old sheet draped over the top. We'll see how it goes. |
Cool. It will definitely help. I don't know about where you are, but it's been definitely warmer here this year. I hardly ever lose a mater to sunscald, but this year have had to abort about a half dozen or so thus far. Kevin |
I have more sunscald some years than others, depending on how the season goes. The smaller-fruited varieties seldom have this issue, but the big bells can run into problems. I think your shade cover is perfect. The only reason I use tulle is that it stays put in the wind better than other types of cloth or row cover. |
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Leonard Cohen gave his first US concert in 15 years the other night down in New York. I don't really go to concerts any more, but this is one I'd have tried to go to if I had been just a bit closer. (Cohen will be up this way, in Ottawa in late May, but I'll be in Vietnam.) Anyway, I've been a fan for many years — Cohen writes great songs and performs them with a hint of self-deprecation that I find very attractive. Like his fellow Canadian Neil Young, Cohen can write the occasional rhyme so awful that it's unintentionally funny and he can be bathetic on occasion, but his best songs imply narratives or settings without fully specifying them in a way that is genuinely mysterious. There is also a kind of existential joy in the midst of Cohen's usual gloom that creats a satisfying sense of irony in his work. NPR is going to make some of the songs from the concert available starting today — I'll have to be satisfied with that.
*Neil Young is much the worse offender in this regard, but rock is more forgiving than Cohen's folk / cabaret mode, which puts more emphasis on the words.
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I saw him in Zurich in October and it was one of the greatest concerts I have ever seen!
(I saw Neil in Zurich in August and he was his usual brilliant self; his electric-guitar playing continues to develop more nuances with every passing year.)
Cohen is going to be at the Arts Center, which would be a great venue. I saw Neil Young, must have been ten years ago, in Ottawa in a sports arena and it was a great show anyway, with Crazy Horse, though it may be why I have tinnitus in my left ear! Those guys play loud.
I've seen Crazy Horse five or six times, including a show in Philly during the first Gulf War in 1991, with Sonic Youth opening. You'd think SY would have been as loud as CH, but no, the sound guy did not turn SY up as loud!
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On Monday November 7, 2011, the National Geographic Channel will present two, hour-long programs on the Staffordshire Hoard, the Viking treasure discovered in 2010 in England. The programs are scheduled for 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. (EST). November 3rd[LOC] Toys For Tots
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The Association for Historical Fencing will host an open fencing time on Sunday Nov. 13, 2011 in New York City. All fencers are welcome to come and fence between the hours of 2pm and 6pm for a $10 floor fee. [ATL] Nottinghill Coill's Baronial Collegium
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Their Excellencies, Baron Loyola and Baroness Annora warmly invite you to attend Rowany's annual feast celebrating the end of another successful year. A night that promises fine dining, superlative entertainment, an excess of dancing and radiant company. [ATL] Battles of Britain
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The College of Yarnvid would like to welcome you to their annual event. Come and join us for a stress free day of activities ranging from marshaled to A&S. We will be holding tournaments in Heavy Combat, Rapier, and Thrown Weapons as well as having a kid friendly shoot. [AET] AEthelmearc Kingdom Twelfth Night
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The Shire of Sylvan Glen is honored and excited to extend an invitation, on behalf of our Sylvan Monarchs, Isenwulf & Rosalinda, to all who see these words to come join them in the annual celebration of AEthelmearc's Kingdom Twelfth Night. Festivities will begin on Friday, January 6 at 4 pm, and end on Saturday, January 7, at 9pm, 2012. [MID] Twelfth Night
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The Shire of Rudivale invites you to: The Stellar University of Northshield Saturday, November 12, 2011 [ATE] Twin Moons Archery PracticeSo, due to many many events and some RL stuff, I'll be doing the first of my Saturday Twin Moons Archery practices this Saturday from 1-4pm at Papago Park. [WES] Jingles
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We've got bells that JINGLE JANGLE JINGLE!!! YES, Good Gentles, you read right!! JINGLES IS BAAAACK!!! The venerable bagel
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Long a New York favorite and portable feast choice of SCA college students everywhere (hint: they can be easily smuggled out of dining halls), finding solid documentation for the bagel as a medieval foodstuff has been a challenge. Richard and Alloria new Lord and Lady of the Swan
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Viscount Sir Richard de Camville was the victor of the October 29, 2011 Coronet Tournament in the Principality of Cynagua, Kingdom of the West. Prince Richard was inspired by Alloria. More Atlantian Coronation photos
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Southby's International Realty invites interested parties to purchase an "Extraordinary Medieval Castle" in Torino, Italy. Photos of the Coronation of Gregor and Kiena
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Cateline la broderesse reports that she has posted an album of photos from the Coronation of Gregor and Kiena which took place recently in the Kingdom of the East. The photos are available on PicasaWeb. 13th century graveyard in Italy reveals strange burials
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A woman with nails driven into her skull and another surrounded by 17 dice have led archaeologists to speculate that a cemetery in Tuscany may have been a witch's graveyard. Early Christian cemetery found in Ireland
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A pre-Viking burial site dating to the 600s has been found near Dublin, Ireland. The site was discovered during construction for a power company project. Yavneh-Yam believed to be stronghold of Islamic power
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The harbor at Yavneh-Yam in Israel has been an important port since the Roman era, but now researchers think it was also "one of the final strongholds of Early Islamic power in the region." Archaeology meets folklore in documentary
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Filmmakers Davide Marco Zori and Jesse Byock from the UCLA Archaeology Department explore "whether oral and written histories can help us understand the relics of the past" in The Saga of a Viking Age Longhouse in Iceland. November 1stThe Pictish beast stone of Moray Firth
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Isobel Henderson found something cruious - and exciting - in a stone wall on a Highland farm building near Moray Firth, Scotland: a Pictish beast stone dating to the 5th-7th centuries. The stone is carved with a beast, crescent, comb and mirror. (photo) What prompted the Icelandic Sagas?
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Dr. Emily Lethbridge of Cambridge University is seeking to understand the significance of the Icelandic Sagas, why they were created during the 13th and 14th centuries, and why they still resonate with the people of Iceland today. 7th century burial site found in Fingal County, Ireland
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Workers laying pipe for EirGrid were startled to discover human remains while excavating for underground power lines north of Dublin, Ireland. Tests revealed that the skeletons in the burial ground dated from between 617 to 675 CE. Loop braiding tutorial online
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Ingrid Crickmore of the Braid Society in Great Britain has posted a tutorial on Loop Braiding on the Braids and Bands Yahoo Groups. Countess Damiana McDade elevated to Pelican in AtenveldtJarl Tristan Dragonheart reports that Their Majesties Arthur and Gabriela of the Kingdom of Atenveldt have recognized Countess Damiana McDade for her years of service by elevating her to the order of the Pelican. |
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