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A for Acid Soil
Soil - perfect soil for rhododendrons, azaleas, heathers and hydrangeas - that has a pH of less than 6.5 and turns litmus paper red. Also see pH.
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Aeration: A way of getting air to grassroots by poking holes into the ground. Essential for great lawns.
Alkaline soil: The opposite of acidic soil, this chalky soil has a pH of more than 7.5 and turns litmus paper blue.
Annual: Hardy and half-hardy annuals are plants that complete their life cycle in a single season, going from seed to flower or fruit before dying.
B for Biennial
Plants that complete their life cycle in two seasons, starting from seed and establishing leaves and a stem in the first year and flowering the following year. Some examples: Foxgloves, wallflowers, canterbury bells.
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Bare-root: A plant that has been dug up and packaged without soil around its roots. Mail orders from nurseries are mostly dispatched bare-root.
Bedding plants: Mostly annuals (although can include biennials) that are "bedded out" in spring to provide summer colour.
C for Compost
Dark, blackish humus formed from the decomposition of organic matter. Can be used to enrich soil or as a mulch.
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Cambium: The green layer of living tissue just below the woody surface of a branch. A sign that your plant is still alive.
Cultivar: Short for "cultivated variety," this refers to a plant produced through hybridization, rather than found in nature.
Carpet bedding: A style of planting, popular with the early Victorians, involving the tight planting of annuals to create intricate floral patterns.
D for Deadhead
Removal of faded flowers in order to: 1) Maintain tidy appearance of the garden; 2) Promote flower production by preventing the plant from developing seeds; 3) In some cases, such as with delphiniums and lupins, to induce a second flush of flowers later in the season.
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Die-back: The dead part of a shoot or branch that has been incorrectly pruned.
Division: What you do to perennials every three or four years when they have grown big enough to be split into more plants. Division is usually done in spring or fall. Dormant: Winter sleep for plants. Technically, it means there is little or no cellular activity. It's something plants do to survive winter and save energy for the new season.
Drip line: Area around a tree where the tips of roots are located, usually where water drips from the canopy of leaves.
E for Espalier
The art of training a tree into a variety of shapes or patterns. Perfected by French gardeners, espaliering is one way of training a tree (or shrub) to lie flat against a wall or trellis in a symmetrical pattern. A popular espalier design is called the Belgian fence.
F for Forcing
Getting plants to flower out of season by manipulating temperature, humidity and light. Fastigiate: A plant with a column-like shape to it.
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Frost pocket : An area of the garden where cold air gets trapped during winter. Only the tougher, more hardy plants can survive in frost pockets.
G for Grafting
Propagating by taking the stem or bud of one plant and joining it to the root or stem of another. Shown here, a good example of a whip graft that has "taken."
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Genus: The family name for a group of plants related to one another. It is the first word in a plant's proper name: Lonicera, Fuchsia, Cotoneaster, for example. A plant has three names: genus (first), species (second), cultivar or variety (third) as in Acer campestre 'Postelense'.
H for Heading Back
Pruning back the main branches of a tree or shrub by a third to half.
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Hardening off: Gradually acclimatizing a plant to being out of the warmth of the greenhouse in order to get it ready for planting into the garden.
Hardiness: Measure of a plant's ability to withstand extremes of cold and frost or harsh conditions. Also see Zones.
Heeling-in: What you are doing when you temporarily plant a tree or shrub in a holding bed until you are ready to find a permanent home for it.
Humus: Dark brown organic material formed from the decomposition of vegetable and certain animal matter. Humus is necessary to enrich soil and give it the necessary life to nourish and sustain plants.
Hybrid: A new plant produced by crossing two genetically different plants from the same or a closely related species. Not all hybrids are improvements on the parent species.
J for Juvenile Foliage
New leaves that look different in their shape, size and colour to the plant's more familiar adult foliage. Shown here, detail of Juniperus chinensis shoots, with juvenile (needle-like) leaves, and adult scale leaves and immature male cones.
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Jardin de refuse: Polite way of describing temporary lodgings for plants you can't use, but can't bring yourself to throw away.
K for Knot Garden
An invention of medieval English gardeners who liked to weave low-growing herbs or boxwood hedging into elaborate, knot-like geometric patterns, sometimes with herbs or roses interplanted.
L for Loam
The best kind of soil; moderately fertile, composed of clay, sand and humus with a texture that is neither too sandy nor too heavy.
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L Layering: A way of propagating in which a trailing branch of a plant is bent down and anchored below ground level until roots form and the newly established plant can be cut from the parent.
Leaf mould: Rotting or partly decomposed leaves that can be used as a mulch or dug into the soil to create useful organic matter.
M for Mulch
A layer of bulky organic matter usually placed around perennials to reduce moisture loss, inhibit weeds, improve soil and protect plants from frost. Good mulches include grass clippings, well-rotted compost and leaf mould.
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Manure tea: Water in which compost has been allowed to soak to form a mild, fertilizing 'tea.'
N for NPK
Key plant food ingredients of fertilizer: N for nitrogen, P for phosphorous and K for potassium. The numbers represent the percentage of each element in the mix. One way to remember what each chemical does is to memorize this saying: Little Red Flower (L for leaf, fed by nitrogen; R for roots, strengthened by phosphorous, F for fruit or flower, promoted by potassium.)
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Native plant: Species that grows naturally in a certain location and not created by human cultivation.
Naturalize: Informal planting that mirrors nature's own relaxed style and design to create the impression that the plants are native.
O for Oxygenator
A submerged water plant that helps keep ponds clean by releasing oxygen into the water.
P for Perennial
A plant with the ability to survive winter and live on for several growing seasons.
Also - pH: Measure (1 to 14) of acidity or alkalinity of soil. Lilac won't thrive in acidic soil, rhododendrons hate alkaline soil. The lower the pH, the higher the acidity.
Pollarding: Cutting back the main branches of a tree to within centimetres of the trunk to create a distinct globe effect.
Pricking out: Careful removal of seedlings from the original seed-tray into a roomier pot or growing space.
Pinching back: A way of encouraging bushiness in a plant by using your finger and thumb to pinch off growing tips.
Q for Quercus
The botanical genus name for the oak family. Few English people know that their famous mighty oak is really called Quercus robur.
R for Rootbound
This is a bad sign or indicator that a plant has been left in a container or pot too long, allowing the roots to become tangled and choked.
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Rhizome: A horizontally creeping root system from which shoots and roots develop.
Reversion: What happens when a plant goes back to the colour or growing habit of its parent.
S for Stock Plants
The parent plants from which cuttings are taken for propagation purposes to ensure new plants are an exact clone.
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Species: A collection of individual plants with the same characteristics when grown in the same conditions.
Standard : A tree or shrub that is trained to grow a straight stem clear of branches.
Stress: A cry for help. Wilting or discoloured foliage are two signs of stress, signals that a plant is suffering from a lack of water, food or too much sun, water or fertilizer.
T for Topiary
The shaping of shrubs and trees into decorative forms.
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Trace elements: The same thing as micronutrients; various chemicals that plants need in small doses in order to grow.
Tissue-culture: A high-tech way of propagating by "cloning" a plant by taking tiny pieces of tissue and growing them in test tubes.
Top-dressing: Putting a thin layer of new soil or compost around plants or on lawns to add nutrients to the soil.
Tuber: A fleshy root or stem that stores nutrients for later use.
Tufa: Porous limestone rock ideal for growing alpine plants.
U for Umbrel
A rounded, often flattened head of flowers produced at the top of a long stem. Good example: the seed/flower head of an angelica plant.
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Underplanting: Plants that have been placed beneath taller shrubs or trees, sometimes to provide leafy ground cover or seasonal colour.
V for Vermicomposting
Composting using worms to do the job normally done by microorganisms.
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Variety: The same as cultivar: the variation of a species.
Variegated: Leaves that are spotted or edged with a different colour from the main one.
W for Weed
Two definitions: 1) A plant growing in the wrong place; 2) A plant for which a useful purpose has not yet been found.
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Wild garden: Informal planting style that attempts to imitate nature. Popular with avantgarde landscape architects, not with most homeowners.
X for Xeriscaping
Method of landscaping with drought-tolerant plant material to reduce the use of water by 50 per cent.
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X: the symbol that denotes that a plant is a hybrid species.
Y for Yakushimanum
One of the best mediumsized species of rhododendrons for the small garden because of its compact form.
Z for Zones
The world is divided into 10 climatic zones that are graded according to the average annual minimum temperatures. Zone 1 is the coldest (below -46 C) and Zone 10 is the warmest (-1 C to 5 C). Plants that thrive in gardens here are generally those that can survive in Zones 1 to 8.
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Goldman Says S&P 500 to Gain 18%, Sees 'Decent' Year for Bonds
Jan. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Wall Street's most profitable investment bank, predicts the Standard & Poor's 500 Index will rally 18 percent to 1,500 by the end of December and Treasuries will have a "decent" year.
"We have a very out-of-consensus view for how much the economy can grow before this growth generates higher inflation and interest rates," Jan Hatzius, the company's New York-based chief U.S. economist, wrote in a report he distributed by e-mail today. "If we're right, the likely implication is a decent environment for the Treasury bond market and a very good environment for the equity market."
The S&P 500 has climbed 12 percent over the past year, rising to the highest level since Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s bankruptcy in September 2008 as Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke pumps $600 billion into the economy and President Barack Obama extends tax cuts. An advance to 1,500 would result in a 19 percent gain for the year. The index has only risen that much twice in the past decade, gaining 23 percent in 2009 and 26 percent in 2003.
U.S. three-month bill rates will average 0.2 percent in 2011 and 0.3 percent in 2012, the report said, compared with 0.14 percent today. Ten-year Treasury yields will rise to 3.75 percent by Dec. 31 from 3.35 percent now, according to Goldman, which is one of the 18 primary dealers that are authorized to trade directly with the Federal Reserve.
Quicker Growth
The world's biggest economy will expand 3.4 percent this year, the report said, quickening from 2.6 percent in the third quarter of 2010, which are the most recent figures available.
The U.S. consumer price index will increase 1.7 percent, Goldman predicts, versus 1.1 percent that the government reported for November from a year earlier.
Low inflation helps preserve the value of a bond's fixed payments. Ten-year real rates, what investors get after accounting for costs in the economy, have doubled over the past year to 2.24 percent.
Today's report reiterated forecasts for the S&P 500 and 10-year yields that Goldman Sachs issued at the end of 2010 and earlier this year.
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Mrs. Cliff and Mrs. Geche need help during advisory. This is a great opportunity for in-school volunteer hours. Please see either of them for details.
Our first meeting of the semester is on Friday February 20th in the MPR at 2:50. It will go until 3:30 at latest. Please don't forget to bring the required $5 donation in a sealed envelope with your FIRST AND LAST NAME on it!
CJSF Applications Available For 7th And 8th Graders, Due Friday February 6th
Click here for the Spring Semester CJSF Application.
Applications are due by Friday February 6th. You must attach a copy of your 1st Semester grades to your application. All applications need to be submitted to the CJSF box in the office. If you have questions, please loop mail Mr. Nenni.
Current CJSF members need to reapply for Spring Semester!
$5 donation for CJSF is due by Friday February 20th. Donations need to be placed in an envelope WITH YOUR FIRST AND LAST NAME and delivered to Mr. Nenni either during the first meeting on February 13th or in person.
First Semester Grades Available on Parent Portal Parents: First Semester grades have been posted to the Campus Portal. The District does not mail report cards home. If you need a paper copy, it can be printed from your Campus Portal Parent Login using the attached link. Don't remember your user name or password? Did you set up your security questions and options? If so, you can recover this yourself. If you need assistance with your login, please email the Portal Help using attached link. |
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CJSF is a statewide organization founded for the purpose of fostering high standards of scholarship, service, and citizenship in the middle grades. CJSF emphasizes service to the school and the community while creating pride in scholastic achievement.
Who is eligible for membership?
Seventh and eighth grade students who qualify with the appropriate grades are eligible.
When does CJSF meet?
CJSF will meet afters school on the 2nd Wednesday of each month starting in September..
What are the academic requirements for CJSF?
The requirements to join CJSF are simple. Because it is a scholarship organization, 7th and 8th grade students earn points based on their grades. An "A"=3pts; "B"=1 pt; and "C"=0 pts. Students must earn 8 points per semester. Qualifying courses are Math, Science, English and History. Students who have a D/F in any subject will not qualify for membership for that semester.
Why a membership fee?
There is a $5.00 membership dues per semester for California State affiliation.
What is required for school/community service?
Students are required to complete 10 hours of volunteer service per semester. Tutoring, coaching, volunteer work with other community groups can all be counted. Any service that is not compensated and helps others qualifies. The goal is for members to balance their high academic achievement with public or school service.
What are the benefits of CJSF membership?
Students who qualify for 3 or more semesters will promote 'With Honors". They will receive a CJSF gold pin, a certificate with a gold seal, and they will be accepted as an Associate Member in CSF (the high school California Scholarship Federation).
Membership brings with it the opportunity to participate in activities which benefit the school, the community, and the student. Activities will include fund raisers (ink cartridge/phone recycling;??-grams); service projects (tutoring, school supply drive, food bank) and possible field trips.
When do students apply?
Eighth grade students have a 2-week window to apply at the beginning of first quarter. A copy of the previous semester report card must be attached to the application.
Seventh grade students will be eligible to apply during the 2-week window at the beginning of third quarter. A copy of the previous semester report card must be attached to the application
Applications are available on the CJSF web page.
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1. Students complete an application and submit to the CJSF box by the deadline announced by Mr. Nenni, CJSF advisor.
2. CJSF advisor analyzes the semester report card of the applicants. Membership is based on grades earned during the preceding semester. Previous members membership will also be based on completing club service hour requirements.
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Search panel for new coach shrinks
As Missouri Athletic Director Mike Alden continues his search for Missouri's new men's basketball coach, he will do so without three-fourths of his search committee.
Poised again
The Hickman baseball team rolled over Southern Boone 12-2 in six innings Thursday night in the Kewpies' season opener at Hickman Field.
Daniel making connection with receivers
Even though he hasn't been named Missouri's starting quarterback, Chase Daniel is starting to carry himself that way.
Hair trim is Askren's first order of business
Junior wrestler Ben Askren is ready to move on.
Tigers eager for outdoor season
The start of the Missouri Tigers' outdoor track and field season has been a chilly one. In their first week of preparation for the spring season, the Hearnes Center Fieldhouse saw more activity than the outdoor track at Audrey Walton stadium.
Bruins dominate in opener
Despite a 10-0 victory over visiting Marshall Thursday night, the Rock Bridge girls' soccer team has not played a full 80 minutes yet this season.
Special bond
The seniors on the Hickman girls' soccer team have been playing together for so long, they feel more like sisters than teammates.
Kewpies look to extend dominance over Bruins
Senior attackman Zach Nikin and the Hickman boys' lacrosse team are trying to keep rival Rock Bridge from doing something they have never done before: defeat the Kewpies.
Franck, Bruins heat up against Helias
After graduating five of its top players last year, the Rock Bridge boys' tennis team will be looking to some different faces for leadership this season.
Gardner ready to prove himself
Entering this past season, Thomas Gardner's standing with the Missouri basketball team was in question.
Bruins get prepared
The Rock Bridge girls' soccer team has been waiting and weight lifting.
Ponson in rotation
JUPITER, Fla. — So far, Sidney Ponson's comeback is a big success.
Royals would get All-Star game with stadium fixes
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — First the Super Bowl, now the All-Star game.
Gardner opts for NBA
It was already going to be a tough rebuilding job, but Missouri's next basketball coach's task became a bit more daunting Tuesday.
Fatherly advice
Josh Barbo's father is still coaching him. But now, Josh doesn't have to listen.
Hunter ready for Team USA tour
After her senior season as setter on the Missouri Tigers' volleyball team, Lindsey Hunter had originally planned to finish out her final semester at the University before moving to Colorado Springs to live and train with the national team at the Olympic Training Center.
Central Methodist signs Kewpies
One Kewpie and one former Kewpie signed letters of intent to play football next year at Central Methodist University.
Extra points
Rain and snowstorms in Springfield forced the Tigers' game today at Missouri State to be postponed indefinitely. The Tigers are set to play at 2 p.m. Wednesday at home against Southern Illinois.
Tagliabue announces retirement
NEW YORK — Paul Tagliabue is retiring as commissioner of the NFL, a league that evolved during his 16-year tenure into the nation's richest and most powerful sports empire.
Texas dominant in Dallas region
DALLAS — Let the other first-round sites gush about big upsets and close calls.


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