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Leon Camier Explains The Difference Between Turning A WSBK Pirelli And A MotoGP Bridgestone
Leon Camier turned a lot of heads at Indianapolis in his first ride on the Drive M7 Aspar Honda production racer. The Englishman was drafted in to replace Nicky Hayden while he recovers from surgery, but despite it being the first time he rode a MotoGP bike, the Bridgestone tires, carbon brakes, and the Indianapolis circuit, Camier was very quickly up to speed with the other Open class Hondas.
Having a fast rider come in to MotoGP from World Superbikes allows a number of comparisons to be made. Among the most interesting is the difference in technology and tires. At Brno, Camier explained the difference in feel and cornering between the World Superbike Pirellis and the MotoGP Bridgestones. The front tire, especially, is a completely different kettle of fish, requiring a different style, and therefore different set up.
"The main [differene] for me is the tires and the brakes," Camier told us, "the tires being the biggest one. It's just that you have so much more front grip and with angle that you can brake and turn in with the brake on. [The front tire] is adjusting itself to be able to do that."
2014 Brno MotoGP Preview - Beating Marquez, Lorenzo's Revival, And Filling Second Seats
Is this the race it finally happens? Will Marc Marquez' record-breaking streak of wins, his perfect season, finally come to an end? We have discussed the statistical improbabilities of it continuing to the end of the year before. At some point, the chips will fall someone else's way, and a small mistake by Marquez, or just a perfect weekend by one of his rivals will see someone else on the top step of the podium.
What would it take to beat Marquez? Dani Pedrosa had a strong idea. "A win makes you stronger, so every time Marc wins, he is more committed," Marquez' Repsol Honda teammate said. "So your approach every time is harder, you have to be even more committed." Did he have a plan to try to beat Marquez this weekend? Proceed as normal, look for speed every session, try to find the perfect set up. There was no point trying to formulate a plan of attack. "You can't plan things against Marc," Pedrosa said, "he is smart, he can adapt each time."
Brno Crunch Time For MotoGP Silly Season Negotiations
Riders and managers will be very busy this weekend at Brno, as negotiations continue for the open slots left on the 2015 MotoGP grid. The deals that saw Stefan Bradl leave LCR Honda for Forward Yamaha and Cal Crutchlow depart Ducati and head for LCR Honda have kicked negotiations for the remaining seats into overdrive. Forward Yamaha still has one seat open, with Aleix Espargaro set to join Maverick Viñales at Suzuki, a deal due to be announced in September. There are two Open class Hondas available, at Gresini and Aspar, with Scott Redding moving up to take the factory RC213V, and Hiroshi Aoyama set to lose his seat. Pramac Ducati has one seat available, now that Andrea Iannone has moved up to take Crutchlow's place in the factory Ducati team. And Aprilia will have two seats to fill when they reenter the class in 2015.
2014 Indianapolis MotoGP Sunday Round Up: Is A Marquez Win Still A Spoiler?
Marc Marquez winning ten races in a row is starting to cause a problem for us here at MotoMatters.com. You see, we have a strict no-spoilers policy on the front page, meaning that we do our very best to write headlines for race and practice results which do not reveal the the winner. That can sometimes result in rather convoluted headlines, trying to convey the sense of the race without giving away who won it.
This is where Marquez is causing us headaches. After winning his tenth race in a row, and all of the races this season, we are starting to wonder whether announcing a Marquez win is actually a spoiler any more. The deeper Marquez gets into record territory – and he is in very deep indeed, matching Giacomo Agostini for winning the first ten races of the season, and Mick Doohan for winning ten in a row, and Doohan, Valentino Rossi, Agostini and Casey Stoner for winning ten or more in one season – the harder it gets to write headlines. It is hard to sum up the story of a race, when the story is all about Marquez and the record books.
So how did Marc Marquez make it ten in a row? It certainly didn't look as easy as some of the other races he has won this year. A poor start left him behind Valentino Rossi and Andrea Dovizioso, and battling with Jorge Lorenzo. With track temperatures warmer than they had been all weekend, Marquez found the feeling with the front end not as good as during practice. After a couple of scares, he decided to take his time in the early laps, and follow Rossi around. On lap 11, an unmissable opportunity presented itself. Rossi led into the first corner, with Lorenzo diving up the inside of Marquez to take second. Marquez decided to strike back, and seeing Rossi run just a fraction wide on the entry to Turn 2, stuffed his bike up the inside of the Italian. The gap Rossi had left was big enough for Lorenzo as well, who then tried to hold the inside through Turn 3. That left him on the outside of Marquez for the left hander at Turn 4, and Marquez was gone.
2014 Indianapolis MotoGP Saturday Round Up: Fast Brits On Proddy Hondas, An Early Title For Marquez, And An Epic Moto3 Race
Is Indianapolis really a Honda circuit? With four Yamahas on the two front rows of the grid, you would have to say it wasn't any longer. There is a Honda on pole, but as that's Marc Marquez, that doesn't really count: alongside his perfect nine wins from nine races, he now also has eight poles from ten qualifying sessions. Any discussion of the relative strengths and weaknesses of the different manufacturers at a circuit really needs to disregard Marquez at the moment. In 2014, the Spaniard is just too much of an outlier, as his ability to put a couple of tenths or more on the opposition at will demonstrates.
Behind Marquez, the grid looks a lot more interesting. Behind Marquez is exactly how Andrea Dovizioso bagged another front row start, the Italian grabbing a tow off the Repsol Honda rider to set the second fastest time. The tow had allowed Dovizioso to follow Marquez' "crazy lines" as the Ducati rider put it, and the extra boost of the new engine Dovizioso has at his disposal may have contributed. The engine comes with a new fairing with revised cooling, suggesting the changes are more to do with making the engine more reliable at the top end, allowing it to be revved higher for longer. Given the Desmosedici's propensity for going up in a puff of smoke – Dovizioso has already lost three of his twelve engines this year, Andrea Iannone has got through four – reduced friction and reduced temperature would be a boon.
Jorge Lorenzo is the last man on the front row of the grid, but he was not disappointed with that. It was important for the Spaniard to build his confidence at Indy, and qualifying definitely helped. Lorenzo remarked that he was closer to Marquez than at the previous race, and that's not just true of qualifying. Lorenzo's race pace is strong too, though still a way off that of Marquez. In FP4, Marquez was running mid 1'32s consistently, while Lorenzo was hitting low 1'33s.
2014 Indianapolis MotoGP Friday Round Up: An Improved Track, The State Of American Racing, And Yet More Silly Season Shenanigans
For the past four years, my coverage of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has followed something of a ritual. The riders would ride the track. The riders would talk to the media about how awful the track was, the bumps, the different types of asphalt, the drainage covers, the joints between the tarmac, the corners which were too tight. I would write about what the riders had said in my nightly round ups. And I would receive an email complaining about what I'd written from IMS' otherwise excellent media office.
It's hard to blame Indy's media office for such a reaction. They are the best media office of all the circuits on the calendar, by a country mile, better organized and providing useful and timely information on everything happening on the track. It is part of their duty to handle criticism of the circuit, especially that coming from a bunch of Europeans only using half the real Speedway track, and requiring corners. They were only doing their job.
They will have a much easier job this weekend. Rider reaction to the changes made at Indy has been overwhelmingly positive, with barely a whisper of criticism of the track. The single surface on the infield is a vast improvement, the changes to the track layout make it much more suitable for motorcycle racing, and most of the bumps have been removed. The circuit is "more like a normal track," as Marc Marquez put it. Pol Espargaro concurred. Indy is "more of a motorbike track" the Tech 3 man said.
2014 Indianapolis MotoGP Preview: A New Surface, Beating Marquez, And Silly Season Resuming
There are few motorsports venues more iconic than the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Of the places I've visited, only Monza comes close: you can feel the ghosts of all the men and women who have raced there. With its massive grandstands and historic racing museum, the vast facility is breathtaking. It is a magic place.
Sadly, the magic is all around the 4 kilometer rectangular oval on which the Indy 500 is held, and not so much around the road course used by MotoGP. The rather tight, artificial infield road circuit feels very much like an afterthought, something retrofitted to allow a greater range of activities at the facility. If the oval layout is spectacular, the road course is positively pedestrian.
To the credit of the Speedway, they have done an awful lot to try to improve the track. Last year, there were at least four different types of asphalt around the circuit, and the infield section was considered too tight for overtaking maneuvers. In an effort to solve both those problems at a stroke, turns 3 and 4, turn 7 and turns 15 and 16 have all been modified. The changes are aimed at opening the corners up a little, making them a little faster and more flowing. The change at turns 3 and 4 should make for more natural corners, and a better transition back onto the outside oval. Turn 7 has been altered to open it up, making a more natural chicane rather than the right-angle corner it was before. Turns 15 and 16 are now a little more flowing, and again have been modified to provide a more natural transition onto the oval. At the same time, the infield has been completely resurfaced, so that it now has just one type of asphalt.
Silly Season So Far, Post-Crutchlow - Who Is Going Where
With the announcement that Cal Crutchlow is to move to the LCR Honda team for 2015, making space for Andrea Iannone to move up to the Factory Ducati team, the beginnings of a MotoGP grid are starting to emerge for 2015. Both Repsol Honda seats are confirmed, as are both Factory Ducati riders and Valentino Rossi at Movistar Yamaha, with Jorge Lorenzo expected to announce a deal with Yamaha very soon. In the satellite teams, only Pol Espargaro is confirmed at Monster Tech 3 Yamaha, as is Crutchlow at CWM-LCR Honda.
With those names in place, we can start to draw up a list of who will be where, and who could be where for 2015. We have broken that list into three separate tables, based on the certainty of their deals: riders with confirmed contracts; riders and teams with deals that are expected to be confirmed very soon; and deals which are likely to happen, but are still not certain. The confirmed deals speak for themselves, those riders will definitely be on those bikes in 2015 (or longer - the contract date is in the last column of the table). The interest is in the expected and possible tables, where things are still far from certain.
Silly Season Update - Ducati Confirmed, Suzuki Announcement Imminent, And Will Aprilia Be Back Sooner?
The Danish physicist and father of quantum physics Niels Bohr is reputed to have said "Prediction is hard, especially about the future." Just a few days after our comprehensive silly season update was posted, at the World Ducati Weekend event, Andrea Dovizioso, Andrea Iannone and Cal Crutchlow all confirmed they would be staying at Ducati for next season, throwing our predictions into disarray. None of the Ducati riders were leaving for Suzuki - or in Cal Crutchlow's case, a satellite Honda - meaning that the Japanese factory was forced to make a few adjustments to their plans. And not only Suzuki: since the Ducati announcement, more of the pieces of the 2015 MotoGP puzzle have started to fall into place. Time to revisit what we know so far, and what we expect in the next few days.
The Comprehensive Midsummer MotoGP Silly Season Update - Ducati, Suzuki, Aprilia, Satellite Rides, Moto2 And Much More
This year's silly season – the endless speculation about who will end up riding where next year – has not so far lived up to the expectations from the start of the year. With all four factory Honda and Yamaha riders out of contract at the end of 2014, real fireworks were expected in the battle to secure signatures. That bidding war never unfolded, and with Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa back with Repsol Honda, Valentino Rossi already signed up to Movistar Yamaha, and Jorge Lorenzo looks likely to finalize his deal – a two-year contract with some kind of option to depart after a year – before the season resumes again in Indianapolis.
But silly season has been far from a disappointment. Over the past couple of weeks, the jostling for the remaining seats in MotoGP has really taken off, with the promise of wholesale changes taking place up and down the grid. With the exception of Pol Espargaro, who is expected to remain at Tech 3 for the second year of his two-year contract with Yamaha, just about every other seat on the grid could see a new occupant. The arrival of Suzuki and, it now appears, Aprilia offers four new factory seats to vie for, opening up new opportunities for the current crop of riders. The upgrading of Honda's RCV1000R makes the production Honda a more attractive proposition. And there looks set to be an influx of young talent into the class. The 2015 MotoGP grid could look very different, once you look past the top four.
While the factory line ups at Honda and Yamaha will be unchanged for next year, the factory Ducati team is likely to sport two new faces for 2015. Although Cal Crutchlow has a year to go on his contract with the Italian factory, neither party is particularly happy with the arrangement. Crutchlow has never really got over the shock of just how poorly the Ducati turns compared to the Yamaha he left behind, and has found it hard to keep his criticism to himself. Ducati, in turn, are not enamored of Crutchlow's forthright manner of speaking, nor of his criticism of the bike. Crutchlow's results have also been a disappointment to Ducati, although the Italian factory must bear some of the blame, given the many mechanical and electronics issue the bike has suffered. Ducati point to the performance of both Andrea Dovizioso and Andrea Iannone, though conceding that the two Italians have already had a year on the bike. For anyone who rode the Desmosedici GP13, the GP14 is a huge improvement. For anyone who rode a 2013 Yamaha M1, it is a complete disaster.


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Historical Traveler Reviews Jamaica Inn Ocho Rios
Gerry and I just returned from a fabulous nine day trip to the Jamaica Inn. Excellent service, beautiful beach and wonderful food. It is one of the few Caribbean resorts that we have been to that offer room service for every meal. We stayed in the West Wing, room #17, which was extremely private. I had originally booked the beach wing but we changed our minds after looking at both rooms. They are identical in size but we found the beach wing to be much less private. The resort was only half full, about 25 people on any given day. The Kiyara Spa was excellent and very reasonably priced by American standards. There was live entertainment every evening with dinner under the stars. A tough resort to beat. . .
Heaven in Jamaica
I arranged a suprise 50th birthday and elopement/ wedding at the Jamaica Inn for my fiancee and me in September 2003. Since he is a heavy-duty business traveller, very particular and didn't know we were getting married, I wanted everything to be perfect. Neither of us had ever been to the Carribean before, we went right on the cusp of Hurrican Isabel, but our expectations were surpassed by the Jamaica Inn. The food, ambiance, staff and accommodations were exceptional. As previously noted, the "staff" is now family, and we can't wait to return for our first anniversary!
Wonderful Vacation
Having grown up in the Caribbean and traveled extensively over the years, I am always aprehensive about trying a new resort. We purchased a package on Luxury Link for Jamaica Inn and am very glad we did. The resort is small, intimate, and has a very private feel to it.We stayed in a Premier Suite in the West Wing right over the water. You can feed the fish off your balcony. It is only steps from the beach out your front door. I would highly recommend rooms 17 - 20 in this wing.Order your breakfast from Room Service. They do a beautiful job complete with white table cloth and china. The food arrives hot and is very good. The beach service is equally impressive. Complimentary Planters Punch is served every morning, but all of the drinks are good. Ask for a fresh lime margarita. After 40 years, Teddy is an expert bartender and can sing with the best of them. In fact, he sings with the entertainers at dinner quite often.Don't expect the Ritz Carlton. In some ways this is much better. The staff remembers who you are and what room you are in.
The guests are friendly, but not intrusive. Remember, there are no TVs or radios so plan for romance, peace and quiet, and losts of R and R.We will definately return. This was a beautiful vacation, at a wonderful resort, with a very special staff.
Have to add my $.02 to echo all the glowing endorsements of this inn already posted on this site. We have travelled extensively throughout the Caribbean, staying at small luxury hotels like this, and Jamaica Inn is right there with the best of them. The place simply excels in every category: food, rooms, service, staff, atmosphere, and especially value for the money. It is also one of the very few resorts where the pictures in the brochure, lovely as they are, don't do justice to the true beauty of the surroundings.
Strongest features: gorgeous and completely private beach with *gasp* no vendors!
Spacious verandahs with ocean views for every room. Large, comfortable, and nicely appointed rooms.
Service for any meal is available in the privacy of your own balcony at no extra charge. Planters punch and fruit juice served on the beach promptly at 11 a.m.; lunch and tea served on the beach as well, if desired.
Complete feeling of security and privacy. I don't think we bothered to lock the room even once while we were there (though we did use the in-room safe).
Weakest point: this is really nitpicking, but the bartenders can't make a proper blender drink.
All in all and excellent choice for those in search of a quiet, romantic, and elegant getaway.
Be sure to take a taxi over to Harmony Hall (about 3 miles away) to browse through the gallery and enjoy an excellent meal.
Absolutely Loved Jamaica Inn
The Jamaica Inn is by far, the most wonderful place we've ever been. My fiance and I were married here on Nov 8, 2003. It was fabulous! The hotel is peaceful with the most wonderful views of the gardens, the sea and the coconut and banana trees. Everyone was so friendly, from the Manager to the wait staff! We really miss them and we really miss Jamaica Inn! The verandah was amazing, the food delicious and the beach was the best in Ocho Rios. You've got to see this place to believe it.
Definitely go all-inclusive, it's worth every penny. But, be sure to check out Bibibip's for some authentic Jamaican food...yummy! If you go, tell everyone hello from Brandi and Dave and we'll be back home soon =)
Genteel pleasure
I spent the first week of May at the Jamaica Inn...the staff are friendly and eager to please, the small resort has a beautiful beach and charming outdoor dining with music. The rooms with verandahs are a must...since the verandah is cozy, cheerful and affords a wonderful view. While the rooms are older (an occasionally the air conditioner rattle will make itself known) the new spa allows for yoga classes overlooking the sea and a massage in the Jamaican breeze. The food is quite good and service impeccable. there is an European/English feel to the Inn...the owners and manager greet you cheerfully and the bartender is stoic but can be charmed. I'm returning again in december...if the could upgrade the fitness equipment it would be PERFECT.
The best yet!!!!!!!!
Perfect! Having Jamaican parents means that I have seen most of the Island. This time having researched extensively I wanted to stay in a nice hotel in Ocho Rios. Travelling with my girlfriend made Sandals Ocho Rios/Dunns River or Couples Ocho Rios the obvious choices. Carrie stumbled across Jamaica Inn and was hooked. I had slight reservations at first as we're both mid to late 20's and my impression was of a more mature hotel with a 'stiff air' to it that was not in the centre of town.
I could not have been more wrong! Having traveled extensively this goes down as the best beach I have ever seen, easily outclassing all those along the coast from the neighbouring hotels. If you imagine the cliched Carribean beach; great sunsets, huts, great clear/clean blue sea, fine white sand, plam trees with hammocks tied aroud their waist, illuminating moon at night, a faint breeze and that mango cocktail then this is it.
Our room was also right on the beach, a premier veranda suite (room 48, at the end) was perfect. A simple hop over the 2 foot wall and thats it, you're on the beach. There's even a little bowl of water to wash your feet when you hop off the beach. The view is great and at night you wont stop smiling. The room was cleaned everday like clockwork.
I had the best holiday of my life so far. Never before have I been so moved to write a reivew. The food was superb and the service 5 star.
Some staff had worked there longer than i've been alive and all have a story to tell. Dinner on the veranda is a must! (can be taken in the out door restuarant) All 3 courses brought to you (they walk along the sand and place it on the table in the veranda) by the waiter while you sit and enjoy the moon or laugh at how red and sun burnt you've gotten that day. 3 Michelin Stars assures the best cuisine.
There were people of all ages who were friendly but not intrusive.
Being a private beach meant there were no sales men and the bar regularly gave complimentary drinks to guests- great fun. It wasn't all Jamiaca Inn's charms, my girlfreind was also fabulous company!
We did not go all inclusive as Evitas- best lobster in town and Bibibips- great local food, are definately worth a visit. Taxis from the hotel are $20 and will drop you off and pick you up when and where you choose.
In short- a truly unforgettable holiday...doing nothing!
Absolute paradise
Jamaica Inn is the type of small, elegant hotel that's so hard to find these days. It's pure class all the way. The rooms, with sumptuous living porches, are delightedly old-fashioned. The cuisine is superb, with the menu changing daily and dinner served under the stars nightly.
The beach is one of the prettiest you'll find anywhere, and is completely private and reserved for the guests at the inn. Service was perfect; your name and room number are remembered at all times. The inn is remarkably quiet and peaceful; attracts a good mix of cosmopolitan couples from the U.S., England and Europe who desire beautiful surroundings, fine cuisine, and absolute privacy. It just doesn't get any better than this in the Caribbean.
Quiet upscale resort exceeds expectations
We had the pleasure of spending almost two weeks at the Jamaica Inn during the latter part of February 2003. We were very impressed with both the resort and the staff. This is a resort that seems to cater to guests seeking quiet relaxation in a beautiful setting. The resort reminds me of a traditional resort and that is due both because it was built in the 50's and because the staff has a gracious way about them that one does no see very often today. The resort recently did away with its coat and tie policy at dinner, but we found that many male guests still wore both a coat and tie. I think dinner is a little less formal at other times of the year, but February is their biggest month for repeat guests. It was certainly acceptable for men to wear a polo shirt and slacks to dinner. The resort is located on a beautiful beach that is great for swimming. While most guests seem content to sit on the beach, they do have some limited non-motorized water activities. Room service is available for all meals and afternoon tea. We stayed on the all-inclusive package and almost always had breakfast and lunch on our porch which was located right on the beach.We could not have been more impressed with the service that we received. We went expecting a very quiet and "old-school" experience and that is exactly what we got.I can be reached at email@example.com if you have any questions.
Loved this place
I have been to several hotels in Mexico and the Caribbean and this was the best!!! There are only 45 suites, no tv's, best views from the rooms and some of the best food I have ever eaten. It is the most relaxed I have been on a vacation. The staff is wonderful. They wait on you hand and foot. If you are looking for more night life, then this is not the place to go. They always have someone performing music during dinner which you can get up and shake a leg. You will not want to come home!
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... guide.It was so difficult trying to get up the falls because you couldn't see where you were stepping ,but at the same time it was a memory I never want to forget . After Dunns river falls we went to the beautiful beach there for around 40 min , then split off in groups to go to margarita vile. Jamaica was beautiful and exploring it was so much fun. It was also really interesting seeing the life styles of ...
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Here at last!
Arrived at the hotel. Boy it is hot!! After a long check in we discovered that our room was not an ocean view :-( Nickii wanted ice, ice machines on each odd floor not working. I must have walked a mile to get Nickii a bucket of ice!! Complaint time! We have to got to front desk tomorrow to have our room upgraded. We've had a quick look round the resort and ...
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Ericka and I had planned to walk into the tourist part of Ocho Rios and do some shopping. Boy was it hot at 10:00, by the time we had got to the end of the long drive way of the hotel I wanted to go back and cool down in the shade. Anyway we persevered knowing we did not have the kids with us and things would be easier.
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One of the two commissioners of the US Federal Communications Commission who voted against the FCC's decision in favour of net neutrality has said that the fight is a long way from being over.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton is in one big email mess, but if you zoom out and look at her as any other employee you have a leading example of shadow IT at play.
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China wants the encryption keys from U.S. technology companies as part of a counter-terrorism law. The draft law leaves U.S. tech giants with two options: Play ball or get out.
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Operation Christmas Child is the world's largest Christmas project of its kind. At Grace Community Church in Millbrook, local volunteers took time to receive and ship gift-filled shoeboxes for children overseas. The boxes were packed by caring Millbrook residents with toys, school supplies, hygiene items and notes of encouragement.
Bursting with colorful wrapping paper and energetic volunteers, Grace Community Church operated a collection site for the first time during Operation Christmas Child's National Collection Week, Nov. 18–25.
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I did the Temporal Ambassador mission today and got my two new free ships. Then I went to ESD to look them over and customize them a bit. They're not bad...especially with such an easy mission to win them for free. Anyway, I was done and then switched back to my regular ship with just enough time for one more quick elite STF.
Most of you probably know what happened next!
I jumped right into battle with my whole tray randomly rearranged and my spacebar keybinds not doing anything. Not only that, but my mine launcher was suddenly the only weapon set to autofire, so I left a trail of mines everywhere I flew. It was terrible. I couldn't find things I needed. I could barely use any of my buffs. Etc., etc., etc. And, yes, I did have my power tray locked.
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I live in the hot, humid Southern portion of the US, and usually count on vincas in my beds for durable, hearty color throughout the summer. I am planting in a new bed, and it is mostly shaded throughout the day. There are a few hours of afternoon sun, but basically that is it. Will vincas thrive in a mostly shady area?? I am thinking of redoing my beds because the snapdragons I planted in the Spring have been a disappointment...If the vincas won't make it, do you have any recommendations?
Are you talking about Catharanthus roseus aka Vinca aka Madagascar periwinkle or as in the creeping groundcover Vinca minor aka Periwinkle aka Myrtle?
This is the problem with using common names for plants instead of botanical names.
Vinca minor or Vinca major, the creeping groundcover that is evergreen and has blue flowers in spring will do well in part shade.
Catharanthus roseus, and annual flowering plant that somewhat resembles Impatiens prefers full sun. Here's a link to info about the latter.
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Catharanthus roseus (annual Vinca) is a full-sun plant in this zone. It *may* get by in five or six hours of sun, but that's pushing luck - it will tend to get a bit leggy and just not flower well. Also, do not overwater it, very sensitive to overwatering.
My favorite annual Vinca is Blue Pearls, just love the lavender color, and I also like the pure white with the tiny red eye. :)
I'm in Z6b in south-easter part of PA. We have had a cool dry spring and many things are late.I planted the thing sold as an "annual vinc-vine" in one of my deck planters last year. It grew out of the pot, over the deck,down to the ground, and under the deck. This spring I discovered that it had taken root under the deck. It is in full-shade. Not only did it over-winter, but it is spreading like crazy underneath of my whole deck and creeping into my garden. It looks cool for now, however, I am now starting to worry that it will eat my garden. So if yours is the same as mine, it does well in shade, even full shade.
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