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18th February, Garden Releaf for Autumn
Autumn is only a few weeks away. To celebrate the relief of autumn, Zanthorrea is hosting "Garden Releaf", a weekend of garden fun, morning & afternoon teas, music, competitions, children's activites, displays and talks from garden designers. (Proceeds to beyondblue, supporting people with anxiety or depression.) 10 am 'til 4pm, Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th March.
Events & Activities during Garden Releaf weekend:
Morning & afternoon teas: Tea and coffee, with blue themed cakes and slices will be available from 10am to 4pm in the atrium. $5 – all proceeds to beyondblue. Enjoy music from local musicians from 1pm each day.
Mini Gardeners sessions at 10am each day. For a gold coin donation, the kids can plant up their own flower or vege seedling to take home and care for. All donations go to beyondblue. Suits children aged 4 to 12 years old. (Primary School age) 10am each day Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th March. Go on a treasure hunt and earn a helium balloon for a small donation. Have your face painted by our artists.
Garden Talks at 11am each day.
Saturday 7th March - Garden designer Sue Torlach will present a talk on: "The healing powers of plants - creating a retreat in your garden". Sunday 8th March - Garden designer Lisa Passmore will present: "Blue plants for a cool garden".Expert advice for a gold coin donation to beyondblue!
Inspiring plant displays:
Check out our displays featuring blue gardens, sensory gardens and happy gardens. Look for how many blue plants you can find at Zanthorrea.Look for the blue label.
$1 from the sale of each blue flowered plant will be donated to beyondblue.
Happy blue themes:
The shop and atrium will be decorated in a happy blue theme, with helium balloons. Check out the drawings from local school children. We ask them "How does the garden make you happy?"
• Guess how many blue M&Ms and win the jar!
• Win a hamper of garden goodies – donate $2 to be in the draw.
• Treasure hunt for the kids to find the blue ribbons in the display gardens – win a helium balloon.
• Botanica World Discoveries have provided a $4,950 travel voucher. Donate to beyondblue and be in the draw for this generous prize.
There's plenty for the children to see and do: Treasure hunts, face painting, pot-a-plant , also our resident chickens , fish and adventure play area.
Bring the whole family and join in our celebration! Well behaved dogs on a lead are welcome.
Summer Gardening Janurary 2015
It has been a hot start to 2015 and it looks like it could be a warm year for all of us in Australia! Aussie plants are well suited to the weather here, so If you are looking at redoing the garden why not consider a few natives to go in. For really hot open spots I like to go for some of the Ereomphila varieties as these plants are used to a low rainfall and a high day time temperature. Allways check your soil type with the plants prefered soil type to get the best results.
Looking after the garden through summer is mostly about ensuring your plants have enough water, and that means: The retic is all working as it should, the soil is wettable (If not be sure to apply a Soil Wetter) and the garden is mulched. Any new plants going in to the garden need to be watered daily until they can get an established root system, and then weaned off to your designated 2 days a week watering. If your veges are struggling in the full sun, try installing a shade cloth that reduces the sun by 50%, you will be surprised at the difference it makes.
There is plenty in flower at the nursery this time of year: Croweas, Scaevolas, Hemiandras, Beaufortias, Eremophilas and of course Grevilleas. If you want to get some summer colour into your garden pop in for a chat, or just to have a look through our display gardens.
Grevillea 'Robyn Gordon'
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Jackie, Alec and Harry in front of the new stone steps.
Lisa and Danielle Decorating the Nursery for Christmas.
2nd December, The Jolly season is here!
Summer is apon us again, but with a mild start the early morning has had the perfect weather to spend time outdoors and get the backyard ready for Christmas and the New Year. We'd like to encourage you to take a break from the hustle and bustle of this busy season to spend a little time in the garden, both yours and ours! There is still many plants out in flower, and some like the beautiful Beaufortias are just starting to bud up.
The summer Bush Telegraph is out now, so download a copy here for some great ideas for summer projects and gifts for Christmas.
We have a naughty Christmas elf in our gift shop, check out our facebook page here to see what he is up to!
Are you keen to encourage a love of gardening in the next generation? Book the kids in to Zanthorrea's KidsGrow to pot up a Petunia, during the school holidays.
Our artistic team have created beautiful displays to inspire. The garden centre is chock full of many beautiful garden-themed gifts for all your Christmas shopping needs.
Wishing you a wonderful Christmas, and a safe and happy holiday season.
Alec, Jackie, Ross and the team.
A joyful and colourful Spring for all!
Spring is in the air and it feels great. This is such a special time of year as the whole garden comes to life with flowers and bird life.
The Winter Wildflower competition has been judged and with so many excellent entries, the judging was especially challenging. Visit our Facebook page for the winners, judges comments and all the beautiful entries.
Looking for some info and tips about creating bonsai with Australian plants check out the latest newsletter 'Zanthorrea's Spring Bush Telegraph' on page 3. Just in is a large range of Bonsai pots from $5 to $30.
Christmas is just around the corner and if you want to get any gifts in the mail for overseas friends and family be sure to check out the latest Bush Telegraph or pop in for gift ideas that are unique and lightweight.
Enjoy the spring outdoors and the special time in the bush and garden.
Best wishes,
Ross, Alec and Jackie and the team at Zanthorrea
Australian themed gifts and card.
A large range of Bonsai pots now in store.
Opening Hours: 9am - 5:30pm,
day except Christmas Day.
Whats On
Perth Garden Festival tour
Meet Jackie down at our Perth Garden Festival display for a tour of the exhibits.
1st May at 10.30am.
RSVP to 9454 6260.
Stay on to listen to Jackie's talk on 'Cottage Gardens with Australian Plants', 1st of May at 1pm at the Seminar Stage PGF.
Succulent Art
Join Janine for an interactive demonstration on how to create fabulous succulent art.
Saturday May 23 at 10am.
RSVP to 9454 6260.
Gold coin donation to Kanyana.
Time to plant
Lechenaultias are a very showy pot specimens. Try planting a few different types in the same pot for a show of winter/spring colour. We have a great batch of healthy L. formosa prostrate Red and L. biloba Blue in 140mm pots, ready to go.
The 2014 Australian Wildflower photo competition is now closed! Thanks for all the entries. Please click the above image to see all the beautiful photos.
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Zanthorrea Nursery has been an accredited grower for many years. If
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The City of Houston estimates that 20,000 people came out on Westheimer for Sunday Streets HTX on May 4.
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''I dropped to five, six seconds back, so I didn't know what was going on,'' Hamilton said. ''But I kept pushing ... I feel so fortunate to get pole.''
He had expected worse.
''When I started the lap, I looked at the screen and I was seventh or eighth and it was raining more and more,'' Hamilton said. ''I feel quite comfortable in changing conditions and I feel I am able to find my limits.''
Many observers predicted Hamilton's offseason transition from McLaren to Mercedes would be difficult, and while he took until last month's Hungarian GP to get his first win, Hamilton has been remarkably consistent in qualifying. Hamilton starts on the front row for the seventh consecutive race and eight from nine.
''I feel I have been driving well for some time now,'' said the 2008 F1 champion, who is fourth overall and needs to make up 48 points on Vettel in nine races.
Teammate Nico Rosberg starts from fourth on the grid. The German has three poles this season - all consecutive - giving Mercedes eight from 11 altogether.
Vettel has the other three, but the last was when he won from the front at the Canadian GP in June.
''I saw Lewis catching me up in the last lap, so I could have gone quicker,'' Vettel said. ''Let's now see what happens tomorrow when we expect similar conditions.''
Hamilton left it to the last second to beat Vettel's time as the lead changed hands in a flurry of activity.
Rosberg, Webber and then Vettel beat each other's marks, only for Hamilton to go fastest for the fifth time this season and the 31st time in his career.
He let out a long scream of delight on crossing the line.
''I just hope we can do that in the race tomorrow,'' Hamilton said. ''The (Mercedes) guys have done a fantastic job to bring the right package here.''
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Mercedes has won three of the past five races and has the edge on Red Bull for speed if not durability.
Paul di Resta qualified in fifth and the British driver looked set for an upset until the drivers came back out on new tires.
Last year's winner Jenson Button starts from sixth for McLaren, ahead of Lotus pair Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean. But it was a bad afternoon for Fernando Alonso, who was ninth for Ferrari - which has struggled in qualifying all season.
''The aim is to win. Anything can happen here,'' a defiant Alonso said. ''If we manage to pass people in front, we have the pace.''
Alonso was fastest in the first qualifying run ahead of Hamilton, with Dutchman Giedo van der Garde a surprising third.
Raikkonen topped Q2 ahead of Alonso.
The rain returned for Q3 and up went the umbrellas around the 7.004-kilometer (4.352-mile) circuit - the longest on the F1 calendar and most difficult along with Monaco.
Di Resta gambled on some parts of the track keeping dry because the unique microclimate in Spa means it can be wet and dry in different places. He stayed out while all the others funneled back in single file to switch to intermediates.
''I saw umbrellas coming up so I made the right choice,'' he said. ''It was the right time, but our car is not that quick in the wet.''
The unpredictable and rapidly changing conditions caused tension.
''I think I aged about 10 years,'' Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said. ''The boys did a tremendous job to turn around both cars and get them out in time.''
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Explore the farm! Hear the train whistle blow! Experience 19th century-style farm activities, from planting and harvesting to cooking, spinning and quiltmaking throughout the structures. Georgia's Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village opened as the Agrirama on July 4, 1976. More than 35 structures have been relocated to the 95-acre site and faithfully restored or preserved. Costumed docents share the history and lifestyle of this time as they perform daily chores and duties in the farmhouses.
Climb aboard the Vulcan Iron Works Steam Locomotive, the only steam-powered train in regular operation in the state, and enjoy the Historic Village from the seat of an open air rail car. Stroll up Main Street to the Feed and Seed store and the print shop, and visit the drug store for a root beer float.
The grounds consist of six areas: the Museum of Agriculture, an 1870s farm community, an 1890s progressive farmstead, an industrial sites complex, a rural town, and the National Peanut Museum.
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Celebrate the rich, rural heritage of South Georgia during the annual Folklife Festival on April 11. The event showcases South Georgia history, art and culture, and features events and activities to please both children and adults. The highlight of the festival, the Turpentine Still, will feature a ceremonial firing at 11 a.m. for the Historic Village's annual turpentine distillation. The Museum Gallery will also be exhibiting "Brothers Again," a Civil War memorabilia exhibit commemorating t...read more
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Just for the record, I'm posting my picture of the 10-1/2 pound Panasonic track bike shown at the 1975 NY Bicycle Show. It was signed "J.Ono"
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Just for the record, I'm posting my picture of the 10-1/2 pound Panasonic track bike shown at the 1975 NY Bicycle Show. It was signed "J.Ono"
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Looks to be mostly a Japanese build... hubs look Japanese, crankset looks Japanese....
Cool bike...
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I guess the less you put on the frame the more it cost. $4000 in 1975
That's $24,726.68 in 2014 dollars and I'm not sure I believe them.
Nice to see there were weight weenies back then. thanks for sharing.
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I think you could make a really light 1970's bike with Hi-E or weyless hubs, but I don't think those are either of those two brands. It's a little bit crazy to make a high-flange ultralight hub.
Those hubs look like milled-out sunshine professional hubs (which were also sold as 1st-generation dura ace hubs.) I bet they wouldn't last very long on the velodrome track.
Per the catalog, a Raleigh Pro Track of the same period weighed 19 pounds. I'm wondering how and where they shaved off 8 1/2 pounds.
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It gave me ideas on how to set up my pursuit bike for a crack at the Jr. World's Squad.
I got mine down to under 12 lb. but not near that weight. But I think this Ono built bike was on the wrong end of strength.
Note the lack of any helmet on the track bike rider on a velodrome...
When I was in my frame class our instructor built a 15 or 16 pound road bike in the mid 70's and was on displaying at a local library. There was quite a bit of Japanese parts if i recall and not much Campag stuff. I have a picture floating around somewhere also of it.


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80 The Highlanders get a penalty when Nonu goes offside at a ruck and Aaron Smith hoofs the ball into touch. It signals the end of the match and although the Highlanders will be relieved, they fully deserve this result. The Blues made a fight of it but it was too little too late.
78 CONVERSION, BLUES, MUNRO! 20-27. Lachlan Munro succeeds with a difficult spot kick from the touchline to bring the home side to within a converted try of the lead.
77 TRY, BLUES, WOODCOCK! 18-27. The Blues continue to attack close to the Highlanders' try-line and Weepu offloads to Tony Woodcock who bumps off Aaron Smith before dotting down!
75 David Raikiuna is stopped just short of the line after running onto an inside pass from Michael Hobbs! The Blues awarded a penalty and opt to run it. Piri Weepu makes a dash for the line but is held up off the ground.
71 The Blues are awarded a penalty inside the Highlanders' half. They must put it into touch but there's some concern in their ranks as Anscombe is down with a leg injury.
69 CONVERSION, BLUES, NONU! 13-27. Anscombe adds another two points to offer some hope for his side.
68 TRY, BLUES, MAILAU! 11-27. The Blues pick-up and-go close to the Highlanders' try-line and when Tevita Mailau's spots a gap he forces his way over from close range!
65 The Blues are put under huge pressure at a scrum on the Highlanders' 22. The ball spills out at the side of the scrum and Scott Fuglistaller wins a valuable turnover for the visitors as he is first to the loose ball.
62 YELLOW CARD, HIGHLANDERS, BURLEIGH. Phil Burleigh is sent to the sin bin after he fails to roll away at a ruck close to his try-line.
60 CONVERSION, HIGHLANDERS, NOAKES! 6-27. Noakes adds the extras to extend his side's lead.
59 TRY, HIGHLANDERS, THOMSON! 6-25. From a line-out on the Blues' try-line, the ball is thrown deep to Adam Thomson who gets over the whitewash without having a finger laid on him.
57 Ma'a Nonu is on the field and immediately makes an impact with a line break before offloading to Hadleigh Parkes! The full-back is brought to ground inside the Highlanders' 22 but has little support. Adam Thomson does well when he dives onto the loose ball to secure valuable turnover ball for his side.
53 Nick Crosswell is penalised for not releasing the tackled player on the ground just outside his own 22 and Anscombe opts to kick for touch. His plan backfires, however, when he puts the ball out beyond the in-goal area!
51 Francis Saili does well when he launches a clearance kick from well inside his 22 which rolls into touch just inside the Highlanders' 22.
50 The Highlanders try to launch an attack from a line-out just outside the Blues' 22 but Hore is pinned for a crooked throw-in.
47 Ali Williams comes on as a replacement for Filo Paulo. it's a momentous occasion as it's the All Blacks lock's 100th Super Rugby appearance.
44 The Blues are under pressure inside their 22 and Anscombe scrambles to put in a clearance kick which goes out just outside his quarter line.
41 TRY, HIGHLANDERS, GEAR! 6-20. From Saili's kick Ben Smith gathers and goes on a run which tears the Blues defence to shreds! He is soon inside the home side's 22 and throws an inside pass to Hosea Gear who scores in the corner!
40 Noakes puts in a low kick which Peter Saili gathers and returns with a kick of his own upfield.
Half-time Blues 6 Highlanders 15
40 From a scrum, Cowan puts the ball into touch and the referee blows his whistle to signal half-time. Although the Blues started brightly, the visitors came back strongly as the game progressed. It's still anybody's game though and we should be in for an entertaining second half.
38 Anscombe gets a chance to narrow the gap after Andrew Hore plays the ball on the ground at a ruck but the Blues pivot's effort strikes the upright!
36 CONVERSION, HIGHLANDERS, NOAKES! 6-15. Noakes holds his nerve and adds the two points from close to the touchline!
35 TRY, HIGHLANDERS, GEAR! 6-13. Hosea Gear dots down in the right hand corner after taking a lobbed pass from Kurt Baker who broke out from close to the halfway mark!
33 PENALTY, BLUES, ANSCOMBE! 6-8. Anscombe notches up his 100th point of the season after the visitors infringe at a ruck just inside their own 22.
31 Noakes spots a gap in the Blues defence and takes it. When he goes to ground he tries to offload to Jarrad Hoeata who spills it and Sherwin Stowers then kicks ahead.
28 The Blues are under the cosh inside their 22 but soon get out of jail when Highlanders skipper Jamie Mackintosh is penalised for holding onto the ball on the ground.
25 TRY, HIGHLANDERS, ELLISON! 3-8. Tamati Ellison dives onto a loose ball behind the Blues' try-line but Ben Smith deserves all the credit after he kicks the ball downfield from deep inside his 22. He gives chase but Hadleigh Parkes gathers it just in front of his own try-line. When he tries to place the ball after Smith's tackle the ball spills backwards and Ellison is the player that benefits!
23 The Blues try to launch an attack on the Highlanders' 22 but Peter Saili loses the ball in contact and the visitors gain a reprieve.
20 PENALTY, HIGHLANDERS, NOAKES! 3-3. Chris Noakes adds the extras after the Blues infringe at the scrum.
18 The Highlanders opt to take a scrum close to the Blues' try-line after Alby Mathewson is penalised for going offside at a ruck.
15 The Highlanders go on the attack from a scrum on the Blues' five metre line but Tim Boys is penalised for holding onto the ball on the ground.
12 Michael Hobbs breaks out close to the Highlanders' 22 but Phil burleigh does well to tackle him into touch.
8 PENALTY, BLUES, ANSCOMBE! 3-0. Gareth Anscombe gets the first points of this clash after the Highlanders are pinned for being offside.
5 Jimmy cowan is penalised when he plays the ball on the ground at a ruck on the edge of the Blues' 22 metre line.
2 Anscombe launches a high ball and Sherwin Stowers gives chase. The Highlanders do well though and keep it tight amongst their forwards.
Kick-off Gareth Anscombe gets us underway! His kick is gathered by Hosea Gear who offloads to one of the Highlanders forwards who immediately set up a ruck.
Team News Former All Blacks scrum-half Jimmy Cowan has been named to make his first start for the Highlanders in over two months in place of Aaron Smith. Cowan's one of five changes to the Highlanders starting line-up, with Andrew Hore (promoted ahead of hooker Jason Rutledge), Hoani MacDonald, Chris Noakes and Kurt Baker also coming into the side. Baker and Noakes come in for Siale Piutau and Mike Delany respectively, while MacDonald slots in the second row with Nick Crosswell switching to number eight to fill in for Nasi Manu.
Team News The big news is that Blues coach Pat Lam has dropped All Blacks trio, Ma'a Nonu, Ali Williams and Piri Weepu to the bench. Williams is replaced in the second row by Filo Paulo, while Weepu swaps places again with Alby Mathewson and Nonu is replaced by Francis Saili who makes his run-on debut. In other changes, Benson Stanley is replaced on the left wing by Sherwin Stowers and in the pack, hooker James Parsons will also get his first start in place of Tom McCartney.
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And in reality, finally, it appears that I am going to South Carolina! After a full year of long-distance marriage, I finally have a signed purchase & sales on my house. As long as nothing goes wrong with closing (and it shouldn't), I should be in my new temporary home in SC in early May. DH & I will hopefully buy land & house in short order, while economy still favors buyers. I am so glad this process is coming to an end.
My realtor told me that the buyer is interested in the WS containers I have in my yard. I think that's great, and will surely leave her some (or plant some for her).
The word that keeps coming to my mind is grace. I am so well taken care of, it's breathtaking. I am very happy.
Woohoo drippy! You're moving closer to me - Atlanta, GA! You will love the longer growing season, but will have battles with the bugs! What part of SC are you moving to? I have a dear friend in Myrtle Beach.
Hi drippy,
We don't kow each other,but i can feel your relief,and happiness,SC is lovely,you are one lucky girl it sounds like.
It is nice of you to leave your new home owner some WDes plants she will love that.
Have fun packing,and congratulations.
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Clmsy, I have only been to SC twice since DH was there. It was 70 degrees at Christmas. In September, the rosemary, about 4 ft. high in the park in Greenville, was in bloom. That was enough to make me look forward to the move, even though I am leaving a gorgeous area in MA, and friends & family. I bounce pretty well, so although i know there'll be many mixed emotions, the adventurer in me will win out.
Ollie, not just bugs, I'll have to learn about poisonous snakes & spiders too - we don't have them in MA (although we have horrible lyme disease from ticks - SC has that too, but I don't think anywhere near as bad). I'm up for the challenge, and determined to stay 100% organic. I am SO looking forward to growing my own food - and flowers - and shrubs... I am moving to Greenville/Spartanburg area, so will be closer to GA than if I were on the coast.
Hosta & sopamanda, since I've had time to prepare for this move, and have done an interstate move before (13 years ago), I have steeled myself to the idea that the new owners will make it their own & rip some of the things I think are important out. I had put all premium Jackson & Perkins roses in my Ohio house yard before I left (13 yrs ago), and the new owners promptly ripped them all out. so it goes! I took cuttings here last fall of the shrubs I wanted to bring with me - that way, new owners can keep the shrubs if they like - or if they don't, I still have a piece to carry on.
Wow, that is great news, I'm so happy for you. Maybe someday I'll get lucky too and make the move south. My DH really hated the winter here this year, and it wasn't even a bad one, but he's not as well as he used to be, and so when he complains about the cold I just grin to myself and wonder what the future holds.
I have one daughter in SC who would love for me to move there. If it's meant to be it will happen.
Good luck and much happiness to you.
Congratulations! I'm about 2 hours north (more)east of you just beyond Charlotte. It's a nice place to garden. We do have some winter, but you will be planting out in late January if most years are any indication. Sow early. We don't have but 3 really cold months. And only 3-4 weeks at a time.
Your heart must be "all aflutter". You'll have so much "newness" in your future. To garden in a warmer zone, ah-h-h-h, sounds like heaven as I sit here at the end of March waiting to be hit by heavy snow and ice. Enjoy your hubby (is he also a gardener?), your new zone/garden and making new friends. Let us hear from you when you are all settled and can catch your breath.
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Wishing you the very best in all that you do.
I will still be here with zone envy.
If you miss the snow an ice you can come for a visit : ) lol
You will be so happy to have a long growing season you will be fine w/the short winter weather.
One of the best books you can pick up when you get down here is the Southern Living Southeast Planting Guide. You'll want it for the quintessential Southern Garden. Just wait, azaleas are about to bloom now. Most stores will have them on sale for $2 each. And they love the acidic soil.
Very happy for you Drippy but you know that Massachusetts gardens will never be the same without you. Enjoy the warm or dare I say hotter climate you'll be settling into.
Keep an eye on our weather next winter first snow I'm gonna throw a good ole fashion New England snowball at you.
Drippy, I'm so happy for you. Finally you and DH will be together all the time.
On the other hand, Drippy, My Pal, one of the first to welcome me to the WS forum and seed trading, in what seems years and years ago; I will sorely miss having you here in MA along with me.
Seed trades will take longer to go between us, but, that's OK, Just remember, I have seeds for you when you need them.
Think of all the new designing you will be able to do in a new climate and new garden beds.
Think of all the people you will be able to introduce to WS.
But, most of all, think about being with your hubby all the time and not long distance. It doesn't get any better than that.
Take lots of pics for us to see, and keeps us all updated on the new garden plans.
and don't forget to stop in and say hello, and tell us how the move is going, and how you settle in.
Thank you so much for all the good wishes! Rich, you go ahead and throw that snowball, as long as I don't have to shovel it. Trying to support two places this year, I kept my house thermostat at 60 - I was so cold all the time. Both DH & I agree life is a lot warmer when we're together.
I will be coming back north to visit, as my family is all in MA. And my daughter, who is living across the pond right now, says if she comes back to the states, MA is where she wants to be (although it will depend on where the jobs are!).
I think I'll be settled enough by winter to do the Theme Garden Swap again - Jeanne (Sandlapper Rose) and I shared a lot of notes this last year. She may turn out to be close enough to me in distance that we can work on it together, the way the Minnesota gals do the Rare, Named, Unusual Swap. So watch for a posting on that @ early December!
Since I am not anticipating owning and settling into property much before fall, I will do some container gardening this year. I have some things I wintered over that I am taking with me, and I've started tomatoes for friends and family, and will bring at least a couple of those plants with me.
On a non-gardening note, I am entering/in that phase of my life commonly thought of as the "stewardship" phase. Now that my children are grown, I am looking forward to applying my time and talents toward leaving a positive mark on the world. I think that will probably involve music and teaching, and perhaps gardening as well!
Something told me to come here today and check things out between the rush of basketball games for DD. I'm so glad I did. That is such good news and this day has become more than I expected.
I'm so sure that Drippy will be so happy to have both you and DH together to be spoiled by. It has to be so exciting for this to finally come together for you. My heart is happy with this news!!
Maybe we'll have a new inter sower in the person who purchases your home? I made a contection with the person I sold my home to in 2001 and have a great friend now. Sometimes things are just right in that respect. 'Twould be nice.
My thoughts will be with you today in a very happy way. I think I'll celebrate by heading out and doing some garden cleaning for the first time this season. Seems most appropriate. :O)
A BIG hug goes out to you!! Best wishes on your move Kim and let us share in all the excitement of your new life adventure. :O)


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We have taken a look at a few different DDR4 memory kits over the past couple of months. The kits ranged from entry-level to high-end. Kingston's HyperX brand is known as their high-end brand. Their best memory and solid state drives are part of the HyperX family. Of course with DDR4 being new we expected some new HyperX memory and Kingston delivered with their HyperX Predator series. This is not your typical memory, it is high-end with some of the tightest timings we have seen for DDR4 and the performance to match it. The Predator Series is available in speeds ranging from 2133 MHz all the way up to 3000 MHz. Today we will be taking a look at the HX424C12PB2K4/16 kit which is a 16 GB kit running at 2400 MHz with timings of 12-13-13-35 at 1.35V. Let's see what this kit can do!
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The NDMA experts, who landed here in the backdrop of the January 14 Sabarimala tragedy, focussed on two areas — studying the contingency plans already put in place by the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) to tackle any possible disaster, especially in the Venkateswara temple, which is always crowded, and to train the temple staff and the fire brigade on the security drill to be followed in the event of any disaster.
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EVIAN, FRANCE—Industry veteran Laurent Roussin this month will take over the helms as general manager of the Five-Star Hôtel Royal at Evian Resort here, which is currently undergoing renovation.
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