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A current price of 12.06 implies a price of almost $10.96 on the new stock. Do I have that right? I'd like that.
And the stock so far is holding up. I'm kind of surprised it's not getting hit more.
Thanks. Yes I meant for subscribers. It's kind of a catch 22 though. The lack of interest is worrisome but the lower end of the share issuance is a win. Well good luck.
I sent my proxy in with a yes and I subscribed, but the vote I think can be changed. Fundamentally the lower demand is good though, right? Less shares issued - It's what you want from a valuation perspective. But the lack of interest is worrisome. I'm not too knowledgeable with this, but I still think this could be good. What do you think?
I didn't own it. I've subscribed just because in general second steps seem to trade above issue.
Soon - You don't know what you're talking about. No idea.
And, the conversion is not complete.Subscription process is complete, but the shareholder vote takes place 12/15. It could be voted down. Usually not, but could be.
Anyone here subscribing to the conversion? Any thoughts?
ex at $8.00. Expire 12/20/16
Callable stock over 14 twenty of thirty days.
(formerly known as CB-5945)
Ok who knows what limelight's appeal means in dollars? Is this the 45 million that was that was overturned?
What would a win mean for limelight?
If you own 1000 common you own 1000 rights. You can sell the rights. If you sell at a nickel for instance, that's $50 minus the commission. Or you can call your broker and exercise. You'll buy 250 at 5.
" #$%$ "? The spac unit was priced at 10. Common and warrants are worth about 18 1/2. I wouldn't call it a #$%$
I don't think it was a secret they'd raise money at some point. Raising 165 mil at a price of 14.25 is pretty impressive. And they didn't "distribute" the ownership - It was paid for with real cash.
So far these guys are superstars.
I have my answer. A new holding period.
I exercised warrants. For tax purposes, does my common holding period start with the date I exercised? Like an option? So I lose the time I held the warrants for long term tax purposes? Is that correct?
If that's the case, and I think it is, you might be better selling your long term warrants and buying common rather than exercising.
I sold my w's with long term profits so I only have short term left right now but some are close.
Nemo - you know these were called right?
And.. I have a feeling this stock is ready to fly. I don't think 700,000 warrants were really enough to be holding it back, but warrants have been for sale. I think when they're out of the way this is going higher.
I see trades today at 7.80. The company screwed up and they were delisted. I think they're trying to relist them. I hope so.
One more - They'll probably be called unless the stock comes down. This will be the sixth close in a row above 19.50.
Search for kennedy Wilson warrant agreement. March 29, 2010 8k shows expiration amended to 2014. I think yahoo doesn't allow links maybe? my other replies aren't showing here. Bloomberg shows expire 11/2013. I think the company should make an effort to get the correct date out there. They did respond with to an email with the link to the above warrant agreement. I guess I should be satisfied but there's still obviously some uncertainty. The 2011 annual showed 2013 after the date date had already been changed.
Meanwhile the stock acts like it's going to 25.
From 2012 annual : The warrants carry an exercise price of
$12.50 with an expiration date of November 14, 2014. Kennedy
Wilson may call for redemption of the warrants in whole and not in
part at a price of $0.01 per warrant if the share price of its common
stock equals or exceeds $19.50 per share for any 20 trading days
within a 30 trading day period
Warrant expiration is still listed incorrectly in a number of sources. They do not expire in 2013. Any holders here?
"they are buying in warrants exercisable at $10,"
Public warrants are exerciseable at 11.50. They mention purchasing warrants in their filings but I'm wondering from whom and why. I don't think they're buying warrants in the open market. Have they said they are or did?
This is a hard one to figure out but I own some warrants.
Someone else had to post something on this board.
I'm not qualified to judge Ted so I appreciate the input.
The way I see it is I'm piggy backing Cubist. They're spending 700 million plus the cvr mostly, I think, for TED. I would trust cubist more than Jeffries, although he did worry me a bit.


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Massimo Foschi in Last Cannibal World (1977)
Joe Gosling in Dream On (2013)
Niklas Peters in The Passenger (2013)
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Finally 56 minutes in the movie, Niklas Peters is getting out of the shower. We see his big uncut dick and his tight foreskin. His pubes are completely shaved.
Manex Rekarte, Pierrick Fouilleux, Ulises Mezzadri and Damián Mengoni in Longing Nights (2013)
2 minutes in the movie, we see Ulises Mezzadri's butt.
16 minutes in the movie, we see Manex Rekarte's butt. We also then see his big dick.
22 minutes in the movie, we see Pierrick Fouilleux's butt, and briefly his dick and balls in between his legs.
23 minutes in the movie, Ulises Mezzadri is getting an unsimulated blow job and we see his dick.
25 minutes in the movie, we briefly see the dick of Damián Mengoni.
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Fernando Tielve and Marko Mandic in Lose Your Head (2013)
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55 minutes in the movie, Marko Mandic is naked also and joins him. This time Marko Mandic's dick is soft.
Brad Gorton in Get Real (1998)
Emile Charles and Carsten Norgaard in The Fruit Machine (1988)
83 minutes in the movie, Emile Charles is getting naked to go swim with the dolphins. We see his butt and his uncut dick before he jumps in the water, and then again abundantly when he is swimming under water for several minutes.
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Set in the near future, Chappie sees the Johannesburg police department deploying robots to help tackle the high crime rate. Since they couldn't be called robo-cops due to copyright reasons, one of them – programmed to mimic human emotions – was named instead after a type of dog food. Pedigree Chum's a bit of a mouthful (I am sure we can all agree on that, especially our canine friends) they settled on Chappie. Sentient robots fighting crime – it is hard to imagine anything going awry in that situation, but against all the odds there are indeed one or two glitches.


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"sex is great - but the rest stinks!"
overall, the sex is great but the problem is that you have to listen to the whole thing to get any. horrible book! dont bother because there is not enough sex to make up for a lousy story and the main female character is an idiot!
I enjoyed DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons, but am sorry to say but this book is horribly written and exasperatingly boring. There is no skill in it. It seems as though Brown took the outline to DaVinci Code and then filled in the details but didn't have as much to say in this book. So this story has a lot of the same things said over and over and over by each character. At the end, I was wondering whether or not anyone would really care about what Malach was doing(sp? listening rather than reading makes it hard to spell the guy's name). And the CIA? Please!
I thought that the author used the Langdon character out of character, if you will, a lot. For someone who was so willing to talk about the "real" symbolism of the Grail, he seemed to shut up pretty quickly about the Masons. And his incredulity at the end of what the Masons believed was very unbelievable.
I think I would have rather read the book because it would have taken me a day to read, rather than a couple of weeks to sit and listen through it.
Next time, Mr. Brown, please go with quality over quantity.
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God gives us no "rollover minutes". Weblink included to Formatted Text Version, Handout, and ready-made Powerpoint Presentation. This message will make you think about what's really important, and gives practical solutions to our busy schedules.
Contributor: Jerry Shirley (670 sermons shared)
Denomination: Baptist
Scripture: Psalms 90:1-90:12
Tags: Treasure, Giving Yourself, Money
Shared: 5/20/2005
This Sermon Deals With The Fact We Only Have So Many Hours To Live And God Expects A Stewardship Of Our Time As Well As Of Our Money.
Series: The Race of Life
Contributor: Rick Gillespie- Mobley (460 sermons shared)
Denomination: Presbyterian/Reformed
Scripture: Luke 6:46-6:49
Tags: Money
Shared: 7/3/2001
Here are five key principles of time management. 1. Set PRIORITIES 2. Build RELATIONSHIPS 3. Take Time To PLAN 4. Take time to ORGANIZE 5. Learn to be FLEXIBLE
Series: Time Management - God's Way
Contributor: Tom Shepard (277 sermons shared)
Denomination: *Other
Scripture: Matthew 6:33
Tags: Time, Stewardship, Time Management
Shared: 8/1/2009
Points on Time Management: 1. Use Your Time WISELY 2. Use Your Time In Preparation for ETERNITY 3. Your Time Is LIMITED 4. Your Time Is PASSING 5. Your Time Is UNCERTAIN 6. Your Time Is Easily LOST 7. Only God Can Give You TIME Upon TIME
Series: Time Management - God's Way
Contributor: Tom Shepard (277 sermons shared)
Denomination: *Other
Scripture: Ephesians 5:15-5:16
Tags: Time, Stewardship, Time Management
Shared: 8/7/2009
In this teaching I'm going to give you 10 key principles of bi-vocational time management. These principles will help you make it through what might otherwise seem like an overwhelming situation.
Contributor: Wayne Cordeiro (10 sermons shared)
Scripture: Romans 14:10-14:13
Tags: Workplace Balance
Shared: 11/13/2007
God gives us the start we need to begin a new life, every day.
Contributor: Shawn Kelly (10 sermons shared)
Scripture: Colossians 3:12-3:17
Tags: Attitude General, Change, Time Management
Shared: 10/19/2008
Share that many of us are going much faster and doing far more than Christ would have us do. We need to slow down!
Contributor: Kelly Benton (92 sermons shared)
Denomination: Christian Church
Scripture: Matthew 11:28-11:30
Shared: 9/15/2011
prioritizing our values for the service of Christ.
Contributor: Pastor Johnathan Bloch (5 sermons shared)
Denomination: Baptist
Scripture: Matthew 16:26-16:27
Tags: Value, Time Management, Raising Youth, Priorities, Time, [more]
Shared: 5/18/2012
The impetus of time, can be one of God's pin pricks to keep us from living an insignificant life. Impetus can be defined as increased activity in response to a stimulus.
Contributor: Maurice Mccarthy (149 sermons shared)
Denomination: Pentecostal
Scripture: Psalms 72:20
Tags: Time, Prayer Persistence, Time Management, Conscience, Impetus
Shared: 11/26/2012
The thought and desire to be a difference-maker is hardwired into us by our Creator. God wants us to make a difference wherever we are. That's why, when we do, there is such a huge payoff.
Series: It Starts With One
Contributor: Greg Surratt (9 sermons shared)
Scripture: Acts 1:4-1:8
Tags: Time Management, Repentance, Vision, Change, Discipleship, [more]
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Puliyodharai | Tamarind Rice By Revi's Foodography Subscribe 03/23/15 00:35 Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 15 min My 108th recipe, "Puliyodharai / Tamarind Rice", the most famous Tamil Picnic lunch. Spring has finally arrived and with it the warmer temperatures. The thing I love with warmer temperatures is the opportunity presents in visiting the outdoors. In my world,... Add to my recipe book
Tamarind Chutney | Imli ki Khatti-Meethi Chutney By Homemade Recipes Subscribe 02/24/15 16:51 Tamarind chutney is a popular Indian sweet and sour sauce made up with tamarind pulp, sweetened with jaggery and other ingredients. An Indian snacks is incomplete without the chutney's. This chutney is accompaniment with chaats, bread pakoda or even spread... Add to my recipe book
Vendaikkai Kuzhambu / Okra in Tamarind sauce By Pepper Bowl Subscribe 02/17/15 16:52 Preparation: 5 min - Cooking: 20 min 'Vedaikkai Kuzhambu' 'Bendakaya Pulusu' aka Okra sauce, is a traditional South Indian recipe. A simple everyday dish, made quite often in the Southern homes. The simple alternative in the recipe makes much difference final dish. The tips, secrets and step... Add to my recipe book
Vendaikkai Kuzhambu / Okra in Tamarind sauce By PepperBowl Subscribe 02/17/15 16:52 Preparation: 5 min - Cooking: 20 min 'Vedaikkai Kuzhambu' 'Bendakaya Pulusu' aka Okra sauce, is a traditional South Indian recipe. A simple everyday dish, made quite often in the Southern homes. The simple alternative in the recipe makes much difference final dish. The tips, secrets and step... Add to my recipe book
வெண்டைக்காய் புளி மண்டி i ladies finger/okra tamarind gravy i chettinad recipes By VIRUNTHU UNNA VAANGA Subscribe 02/16/15 14:51 Ladies finger/Vendakkai/Okra is very nutritious and its one of my favorite vegetable. I love vendakkai porial and puli kuzhambu a lot. Here, I have prepared vendakkai mandi, which is similar to puli kuzhambu but it tastes so delicious. It's South Indian... Add to my recipe book
Hyderabadi Style Green Mirchi bajji | Mirapakaya Bajjilu | Milagai Bajji | Tamarind Stuffed Mirchi Bonda | Deep fried Veg Snacks | Quick And Easy Popular South Indian Snacks for Tea Time | By mahaslovelyhome.com Subscribe 02/10/15 21:25 Iam facing problems one by one these days..Uphhh..After finishing Mahas boys school matter,now my laptop problem started ..Don`t know what happend..Its strucking every time when Iam trying to open any website even blogger..Can`t see any serials,movies and... Add to my recipe book
Zucchini, Paneer & Sweet Potato Cutlet with Dates Tamarind Chutney By Indian Kitchen Subscribe 02/04/15 18:48 Zucchini, Paneer & Sweet Potato Cutlet with Dates Tamarind Chutney Zucchini, Paneer & Sweet Potato Tikki, a healthy trio combo of homemade paneer, zucchini and sweet potatoes flavored with indian spices. As zucchini has more water content, its advisable... Add to my recipe book
Chickpea Potato Gravy In Tamarind Sauce | Chana Aloo Curry | Chickpea Aloo pulusu | Sengala Bangaladumpa Pulusu | Easy Veg Gravies For Rice By mahaslovelyhome.com Subscribe 02/02/15 21:48 This is a simple healthy gravy of chickpea and potato..The combination many sounds new but it works out very finely...Here tamarind is the main ingredient which gives the gravy look to the dish..You can serve this pulusu with rice too...Try it and share... Add to my recipe book
Okra rasam | Bendakaya pulusu | Bhendi cooked tamarind sauce with spices | Easy Veg Gravy recipes For Rice and Rotis By mahaslovelyhome.com Subscribe 01/16/15 13:30 Okra rasam or bendakaya pulusu is one of my mother singnature recipe which she makes often..It is a very simple recipe and easy to cook in minutes.. It`s my family favorite recipe in school days..Try it for a change,definitely you`ll like it.. Ingredients... Add to my recipe book
Tamarind Quinoa | Quinoa in Tamarind sauce and spices By Home cook food Subscribe 01/09/15 06:00 Quinoa is a healthy grain so we use it where we used rice , there are lot of ways to incorporate quinoa in our diet , you can use regular one or red variety , everything is good. I have regular one and I was very keen to use it in Indian style. If possible... Add to my recipe book
Tamarind rasam recipe | How to make South style imli - pulli rasam By Annapurna Subscribe 12/23/14 11:01 My stay in south india introduce me to various variety of dosa,idlis,utapams,adais ,sambhars & rasams.Both of us have become fans of rasams. I can guarantee once you taste rasam you will also fall in love with rasam rice and papad combo which is a comforting... Add to my recipe book
Tamarind Rice Mix / Puliyodharai / Puliyogare Mix ( ready to make ) By Your every day cook Subscribe 12/10/14 15:25 Puliyodharai, Puliyogare or Tamrind rice is the Southern States signature dish . Each of these states have some small differences in the ingredients used but by and large they all have the unique, appetizing tongue tickling spicy taste which makes you want... Add to my recipe book
Vietnamese Hot and Sour Tamarind Soup By feasting at home Subscribe 11/30/14 08:37 If the only prayer you ever say in your entire life is thank you, it will be enough. ~Meister Eckhart~ I love the clean flavors of this Vietnamese soup called, Canh Chua. Brothy, flavorful with a little heat, this vegan soup is rich and tangy, perfect for... Add to my recipe book
Khatti Meethi Masoor Dal: Red Lentil with Tamarind and Dates By The Steaming Pot Subscribe 11/25/14 04:45 Sweet and sour red lentils served with fresh pomegranates and coriander - an unusual, wholesome treat. The post Khatti Meethi Masoor Dal: Red Lentil with Tamarind and Dates appeared first on The Steaming Pot. Add to my recipe book
Fish raw mango gravy | Fish Pulusu | Fish Gravy in tamarind juice with green mango | Step by step pictures | How to make chepala pulusu By mahaslovelyhome.com Subscribe 11/24/14 19:32 Tags: FISH CURRY,FISH PULUSU,FISH GRAVY,FISH CURRY IN TAMARIND JUICE,CHEPALA PULUSU,TELUGU CUISINE,SOUTH INDIAN FISH CURRY RECIPES,SOUTH INDIAN FISH RECIPES,SEA FOOD, FISH RECIPES,SPICY FISH GRAVY RECIPES, FISH PULUSU,TELUGU RECIPES,HELATHY FISH PULUSU... Add to my recipe book
Boiled egg gravy | Egg Pulusu | kodiguddu pulusu | Boiled eggs in tamarind juice gravy |Easy egg gravy/curry recipes for rice n rotis | Step by step pictures By mahaslovelyhome.com Subscribe 11/13/14 20:09 Though I have recipes in draft,nit feeling interest to write these days...Also,have some pictures in folders and every time post poning to that work.When new recipes taking place in blog,losing attention to work on ld posts..Hmm...When I asked about posting... Add to my recipe book
Paneer and small onion in southindian tamarind based gravy - Side dish for rotis and rice By Creative Saga Subscribe 11/12/14 10:20 Whenever I make arachuvitta sambar or the paste for vathakuzhumbu , I always think of trying out a fusion variety with paneer ,mushrooms or tofu added into the same... Add to my recipe book
Bitter Gourd Tamarind Curry (பாகற்காய் புளிக்குழம்பு ) By easy and simple foods Subscribe 11/01/14 05:36 Bitter gourd, might not be a favorite vegetable for many at the same time it is the most favorite for some people like me :). In my native used to get the small bitter gourds, that used to taste awesome. Still remember the fry and kulambu which amma makes... Add to my recipe book
Nellikai Sambhar / Gooseberry Sambhar - Without Sambhar powder and Tamarind By Food Lovers.... Subscribe 10/31/14 13:51 Have you tried Sambhar without sambhar powder, Chilli powder and Tamarind ? My today's recipe "Nellikai Sambhar" is prepared without sambhar powder and Tamarind juice. Just an addition of few green chillies and lemon juice enhances the taste of sambhar... Add to my recipe book
Tamarind rice-How to make Tamarind rice-Puliogare- Puliyodharai -Puliyodarai -Pulikkachal By Padhuskitchen Subscribe 10/19/14 12:07 Preparation: 10 min - Cooking: 25 min Tamarind rice is a popular dish of South India.This is a traditional South Indian Tamil Brahmin recipe. This is a fool proof recipe which even beginners can try with confidence. Let us learn how to make this South Indian style tamarind rice or puli sadam/... Add to my recipe book


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Starting a garden in a densely shady backyard
Hey all. Purchased my house one year ago and I would like to start tackling my back yard. The neighbors are all rude and commenting on it "do you want me to cut your weeds?" etc. I have really gotten into gardening out front but the back is so much shade, I don't even have grass. I really do avoid cutting much back there due to the fact that there was at one point and I believe there still is poison ivy back there. I really have no idea how to go about starting to tear into this mess!
I have eight trees. The one by the driveway is a golden raintree, the one in the middle of the yard is a horsechestnut, the one off by the fence by the house is a maple, and the other 5 are all evergreens (the ones in back are the long needle pines). Lots of shade, lots of needles, lote of leaves, lots of nitrogen. Some areas seem to get filtered sun. I would love to have less but I don't have the money to have them removed and ultimately I do like the trees and would hate to kill such a large living thing.
I would love to do stuff all around the borders and by the garage I would like to have a place to put another car. I had a thought of growing morning glories on the fence to the dumb neighbors couldnt comment on the yard as much but I figured they'd probably pull them down or Roundup them...and with the shade I'm not sure how they'd grow anyway.
Obviously theres some interesting shade plants out there but if anyone has any good ideas or has some great shade gardens feel free to share! My house was the only one on the block when the previous owners moved in and they sold off the land to all the houses around them. The size is good and I would love to start enjoying my yard!
Golden raintree
Poison ivy?
What used to be a garden? Looks like daylilies and there were muscari here in the spring.
Almost looks pretty.
I think these floppy shrubs are spirea. They don't flower densely...maybe because of the shade.
I want to do some sort of patio alongside near the fence. Evetually would like to replace that fence with white picket.
Same with this fence and gate. Oh and doesn't the beautybush look great? It's so messy though.
Shade is definitely not difficult to work with - you might have the real beginnings of a beautiful woodland garden back there!!!!
First thing I'd do is define some beds and paths. With that much shade, you might not be able to do much grass. Mulch your "beds" and paths (I'd use different mulches so they are clearly defined) to get rid of the weedy look immediately. Don't forget to put down paper or something first to lose those weeds. It reminds me a little of the camp I went to as a kid.
Ferns are going to really be your friend. Blue hostas really do better in shade than sun. Go for walks in your local woods and try and ID the plants there. You should be able to find well behaved versions (or somewhat well behaved) of those plants in garden centres and nurseries. I've also included a list from the Native Plant association of Michigan. If you go with native plants, chances are that you'll get them at a more reasonable price and can then splurge on the more exotic shady plants. Shade gardening is about textures over flowers. Make the shadows dancing over the plants your friends and you'll be very pleased with the results.
Here is a link that might be useful: Michigan Native Plant List
Weeding in the shade sure beats weeding in the sun. I love working in my shade beds. You might want to try some raised beds built up around trees. It allows you to plant close to the trees with less of a battle with the roots. Where you have deciduous trees, there are many colorful early spring bloomers you will be able to use, especially spring bulbs, but virginia bluebells would love it there and helebores and columbine would do well so color is a possibility for spring. If there are areas that get at least 3-4 hours of sun then iris and daylillies will work. I'll second greenthumb on the ferns and hostas. Stick with the blue, yellow and white/variegated hostas to lighten it up. There are beautiful burgundy leaved ligularia that love shade. Sweet woodruff is a great ground cover for shady areas. By the way - that doesnt look like poison ivy to me.
I would be careful about putting in raised beds around trees.
Here is a link that might be useful: Someone who explains it better than I could
I second the sweet woodruff, ferns, hosta, and spring bulbs. I would also add heuchera and lamium. With all of those trees, you are going to have some dry shade--your most limiting factor may be the tree roots rather than the shade. I agree with the idea of raised beds to combat that--at least a foot tall. You can also put in some shade-loving annuals, like impatiens, coleus and begonias for some summer color. Mulch would be a great help, and it will be much easier to keep weeds down in a shady yard. You can often get free or cheap wood chips from arborists; otherwise they have to pay to dump the chips somewhere. Call tree service companies and ask if they will be in your area, and tell them where you would like them to dump the wood chips (you can leave out a tarp so they know). Also: with all of those deciduous trees out back, you have an excellent source for compost! All you need is a means of shredding the fall leaves (say, one of those blowers that has a vacuum setting, with an attached bag), wetting them, maybe adding a little used coffee grounds to get it started, turn and water and voila! A lot of shade-loving plants also love rich soil, so adding compost at least yearly would be a great help to them.
That IS a good point! I hadn't thought of that. I do, in fact, have raised vegetable beds near a mature maple tree, but not directly on or next to the tree, so hopefully it will be okay. Well, I think you might be limited to dry shade plants, then. Hosta, heuchera, some ferns, lamium, and sweet woodruff all do well in dry shade. Sweet woodruff is recommended for use on top of shallow-rooted trees (I don't know much about the two deciduous trees you have) and people often use pachysandra under conifers. You could always just mulch under trees and try to place the garden areas farther away from the trees. Containers are another option.
p.s. I reread your original post and you have just the two deciduous trees. You can compost pine needles but they take a lot longer to decompose.
I'd define pathways first, like a previous poster said. Then look for some places to put large shade-loving bushes, like native rhododendrons and mountain laurel and viburnum and native hydrangea (oakleaf hydrangea, for example). Then outline your first mulched beds around those future bushes and the trees. Mow the weeds, lay down several layers of wet newspaper over the bed spaces, and cover the wet newspaper with mulch. Keep the rest mowed, and then take a breath. Your neighbors should stop complaining at that point.
Then you can think about planting those bushes and choosing some understory greenery that will form the main "look" of the beds and the woodland. I vote for ferns for sure, but you really have lots of options. As that greenery spreads over the years, you can also add shade-loving flowers, but they will really be just accents -- bleeding hearts, wild columbine (which reseeds and looks beautiful in a woodland setting), trillium (amazing in a woodland setting), celandine poppy, native phlox, hellebores.
You can also think about choosing a focal point or two as you design -- a place your eyes and your feet want to travel to as you look at the yard. A bench, an archway, something like that.
For inspiration, take a look at the woodland gardens in Gardening With Native Plants of the South, by Sally Wasowski. Everyone with shade should have that book. It's very inspiring, and often available at libraries.
Here is a link that might be useful: Here are some good woodland garden pictures
Not sure that is poison ivy (although I would err on the side of caution). It kind of looks like the box elder saplings I have around my yard...which I keep thinking are poison ivy. Poison ivy tends to have reddish leaves in spring and fall and here at least, it has pointed edges along the leaves when young.
I do have poison ivy also and found that if I wear gloves and then double up plastic grocery bags over my hands and arms, loosen the plants with a digging fork, pull them up and put the trash bags and plants directly into the trash, then wash up immediately afterwards with Tecnu, I hardly ever get poison ivy rash. And, I am slowly eliminating the poison ivy in the yard.
I also have a small wooded area and am working on getting a garden going in it. I did establish paths first and am working on getting them mulched. Then I laid down paper, coardboard, and put some topsoil and mulch on top. I am experimenting with a lot of different plants right now to see waht grows well where. I also have purchased a few small shrubs and planted them along the edges of the wooded area so that eventually I will have a nice layered effect (keeping fingers crossed).
As far as neighbors comments, I would try to take them in stride and assume the best of the neighbors. They may just want to help, after all, and not necessarily be annoyed by your yard or mean to be rude.
Wow, I think you have a wonderful space to start shade gardening in. I agree with above posters that shade gardens are easier to maintain than sun gardens.
What kind of look are you going for? Using mostly native plants (which I love) will give you a more subtle and calming space. Then you have the bold shade plants with bright colored foliage etc. that will give you more of a vibrant look.
A couple other plants that do well in dry shade are Polygonatum (Solomon's Seal) and Epimedium (fairy wings), which also do very well around the bases of trees. Geranium macrorrhizum, Geranium 'Samobor', Asarum (wild ginger), Persicaria like 'Red Dragon', and Corydalis lutea too. For groundcovers the above mentioned (sweet woodruff, lamium, and ajuga) would work very well.
Brunneras (false forget me nots) are wonderful too. The plain green leafed species (Brunnera macrophylla) would fit nicely with the subtle look of native/semi-native shade garden while some of the Brunnera cultivars with bright foliage would look fantastic in the vibrant shade garden.
Lots of others too! ;-)
The best thing you can do is clean up the space before doing any plant buying. Good to have a plan worked out; just anything rough with the house, trees, fences and any features noted. There is a lot of information available on gardening in shade - lots of nice plants, too, when that time comes.
You can't do everything at once. Pick the spot that bothers you the most by moving a lawn chair around and looking at the yard from different vantage points.
Spirea hasn't bloomed yet here in a zone one lower than yours. Yours just needs a good pruning to rejuvenate it. Best time is right after blooming - cut out any dead branches, trim down the top. In fact, you can cut the whole thing down to within six inches of the ground if you're feeling brave. They would prefer as much sun as they can get, but sometimes you have to work with what you've got.
Hi- I have a very large shade garden and agree with many of the great suggestions you have already received. I also have Asiatic lilies, hydrangeas, climbing hydrangeas, Turtlehead shrubs, Clematis, Tiger eye sumac,and most of the plants mentioned above. You may want to add a birdbath and a feeder or two. As suggested, I would put in the pathways first. Divide your yard into sections and then the task will not seem so overwhelming. You will do great, and please post photos as you go along. Good luck.
Pointing out a few things. The "Don't Do That" website is OK (the tree advice is good), but MULCH and yes, you can use wood chips (that's crazy advice not to, if you read anything about organic gardening & creating woodland type soils, and especially permiculture you'll understand the need for woody materials and decomposition). So if you want to use wood chips and have mulch, it's fine.
I noticed that the photos listed above show much higher, brighter shade. Your shade is very low, and it is dense. This can make it more difficult to garden under. If you can swing it, perhaps you can have some canopy removed from some of the trees (not the conifers, of course). Opening them up might help their own growth, and it will give you more light space.
You have some gorgeous areas that you can really go crazy in, especially the edges of your yard where light is coming in via the neighbors yards. Other areas can be "scaped" and made to look more integrated into the garden, even if they are hard to garden in (such as directly under the trees or around their roots). Since you have conifers you may have birds, so starting a birding could be pretty and useful - bird houses and feeders, a nice seating area for you (not directly under either... oops, poops!!!). http://www.inkingrey.com/uploads/images/1278600406-bird-garden.jpg
Containers here and there (not over the whole root system) with interesting plants that could survive the shade like low growing native plants, or sedums/hens and chicks. Interesting larger rocks and stones can add interest.
The link below shows several very shady mature gardens: one with a small water feature, one with a stone bench - part of what those gardens seem to focus on is the open spaces in interesting shapes - breaks in the trees, low vistas. Look at the photos carefully. It's the order of the garden that makes them interesting, and what is seen at bench level or water level. There are so many elements to a garden that make good design, and comfortable places. It's not just oodles of plants, it can be space to enjoy the oodles of plants from a bit of a distance.
Here is a link that might be useful: Belfast Garden Tours
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I did have one tree removed. It was where the dark compost is on the left in picture # 1.
In the front circle there are 2 live oaks and 1 juniper.
I had a man come cut a lot of lower branches on the trees. Now the shade is not so dense.
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Things had to be planted higgledy-piggledy to avoid tree roots. By using compost and mulch, I did not add any soil to smother any roots.
This type is very easy to do. I was 64 when my sister and I did the first picture.
You've heard all the right advice. I think your spirits would be much better if you do as several people suggest: lay out some paths and mulch the rest. Put newspapers down and mulch. If you open the newspaper the sections fall into a number of sheets that are the perfect number to lay down. I think it is usually four. (I'm saying this to make it seem like even less work)
You can get to know your neighbors better :" Hi my name is....and I'm wondering if you could save your newspapers...." When we ran out in the middle of a project I confess I went to those free newspaper boxes and took a bunch from several in different locations!
Even if you plant nothing for months, just having it weed free will make you feel better. And you are building the soil.
Oh, and don't get stymied by not knowing where to put paths. Just mulch everything and the path and gardens will just develop in your imagination over time.
Yes to your last question. It is time consuming, can be physical but it is the easiest thing to do at least finanically, to begin. It's cheap, effective and man, your soil is gonna love you.
I am basically doing this with 3/4 of an acre. Slowly, bit by bit. Since I have more access to cardboard, that's what I am using. The one big project will save you time and energy in the long run: no more weed wacking down the weeds. You can concentrate on soil building and laying out beds and things. Plus you will have saved a ton of money to get your trees pruned up a bit :)
Can't wait to see pictures as you go along. Just wanted to chime in to encourage you that while it sounds like a big job, it is so neat that you have all those trees to work around! You can always add beds & paths & things, but you can't add trees like that - - at least not without waiting about 15 years!! In fact, I've been trying to find ideas on how to make a tree-less backyard resemble what you've already got! Have fun - it will be beautiful.
I'm sure you know this - but there is a woodland forum that might give you some ideas too - I think there's also a shade one as well.
I used cheap roofing paper. aka tar paper. A local county agricultural agent told me to use the roofing paper. Several questioned that, but I have lots of earthworms to prove that it did no damage to them.
Very easy, as you just roll it out where you want it. Hold it down with anything, pots, stones, logs, bricks, etc.
Notice the dates of the first two pics. I went from tar paper to garden of the month in just 7 months.
What ever is under the paper will decompose and feed your soil.
If you want to plant something before it is decomposed, just cut a hole in the paper and dig just enough for that one plant.
The tree I had cut down was an Arizona Ash, which is a trash tree here. usually planted as part of the
builder's landscaping.
You can do as little or as much as you want over time.
Good luck!
You've got a lot of good advice to start you off. I'll add my 2 cents worth :-)
My backyard is almost entirely shade except a bit in the center, which is now the only space where there is lawn. (See the link below to a thread on the Woodlands Gardening forum for pictures, plan and description of my shade garden...) The biggest problem with the shade garden here is mosquitoes! I do the vast majority of my gardening work in the spring before they come out of hibernation and again in the fall when they've gone back into hibernation. In mid summer, I relax and enjoy the garden largely from the shelter of the back porch! When I do my regular tree seedling patrols, I wear a bug shirt :-)
By 'long needle pines' do you mean white pines? I have two and there are others on the neighbouring properies that affect us too. They are my favorite evergreens! The annual needlecast provides lots of lovely mulch - it all gets raked into the garden beds where it is left to rot down naturally to the benifit of the plants there. Directly under the skirt of the pines, Sweet Woodruff is the main planting. Closer to the edge of the canopy, other shade plants tolerant of fairly dry conditions e.g. perenial geraniums, brunnera, some ferns will do well. Hostas and Solomon's Seal make a nice combination in there as well. The list of shade plants you'll want in the garden is almost endless :-)
Shade gardening is very rewarding - lots of beautiful plants and interesting combinations. Work out at least a rough idea of what you want to do and then get started. Mowing those weeds so you have a better feel for the space and conditions is a good thing to do while you're in the early stages of thinking about it as a garden rather than a weedy wasteland!
Good luck.
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Cardwellave, what I would do is focus on one project at a time. This is too large an area to think about mulching the entire area at once. Please do not mulch too heavily close to the trunks of large trees or even over their root systems too much. It can kill trees. Mulch lightly to the drip line. If you use the pine needles under the pines and the leaves (you can leave them whole as in nature) under the deciduous trees that is their natural mulch and will discourage weeds and help feed the trees naturally.
First I would identify the plants I wished to keep. Do a (roughly) to scale plan of this area with your house, trees, plants, patio, and parking spaces on it. Then weedwhack everything else. That won't get rid of the weeds but should slow down seeding and look neater for awhile until you can get to mulching every area. Then I would start at my house and work back. Make an area you can enjoy sitting in near your house, perhaps a patio or even just a mulched area for now where you can have some chairs and side tables. That may be enough to keep you busy until fall. As you work in the area and walk around you will see where paths may best be situated. Using cardboard or newspaper (I've found cardboard works much better) and mulch on the paths will begin to define the areas. You will also see where the shade is more, or less, dense. There are different types of shade and some plants will tolerate more and some less. If you need some pretty flowering plants I recommend making a few containers using shade plants and placing them in your patio area.
Good luck - you have a great space to work with and the neighbors will be amazed at what you will accomplish.
Plantmaven, I always enjoy seeing the miracle you and your sister created in your front yard!
whether you take the "mulch it all" approach or "design it now" approach depends in part on your 'makeup'. If I had a new house, a new front garden, neighbors who are a little annoyed by the grass and not much time or money for a lot of plants, I'd mulch it all.
I'd put in a "holding bed" built up now with compost etc about a 8 inches deep...near a water source and back door where you can keep an eye on it. I'd put the woodland plants I love, bought on sale or given by friends .or the tiny starts I want to grow on to full size. I really do believe that the longer you look at this pristine canvas you will know exactly what you want to do.
Can you tell I'm a kind "organic" thinker who thinks of the process even before the product?? But that's my personality, and it drives some people crazy!
Borrow books from library, make color copies of designs you love. Beg plant catalogues, print from the web what you love.
Collect ;newspapers. BTW, I wonder if the previous poster meant "roofing paper"? I don't believe yuo want actual tar paper in garden. That's a great idea!
Begin a plant list. Keep it in your wallet so when you see excellently grown plants cheap you can buy and put in your holding bed.
Get that front bed self sustaining then you'll have time for "the " backyard project.
Good luck! Will you keep us posted with your progress and with photo updates?
Let me put in my two cents... The kinds of trees you have are the kinds that suck out a lot of water from the ground. It's not just the shade you need to contend with but competition for water. In fact, the trees prevent water from reaching the ground. Notice the lack of vegetation under the spruce especially? Also the needles from the spruce help to acidify the soil. The best way to utilize this area is by mulching them and using container plantings. you can easily mulch with shredded cedars or use river rocks (making a nice japanesque type garden).. or build a low deck beneath the trees, wrapping the platform around the trees.. Makes for an interesting conversation piece. In fact, these area would make a nice patio area. you can hang lanterns, have containered plants.. chairs, tables...
Hi Cardwellave,
What an exciting project you have going there - nice work. I guess what you do depends on the resources you have. If you can't afford to do the whole yard at once - start with an area closest to the house. When I bought my house in '06 I did as you and tackled the front yard first, the following year I worked on the foundation plants and then started beds in the backyard. (Ignore the neighbors and do as you see fit). You have a wonderful shade garden site back there - and some areas of dappled sun. As mentioned above grow ferns, hostas, but also columbine, lilies of the valley (those these can be invasive), bleeding hearts, forget-me-nots. Good luck! Keep the pictures coming - we'd love to see your progress...
Essentially I think the whole yard is somewhat mulched since I didn't rake up last years leaves. I put a little newspaper down in one of the summer spots but also dug a hole for a spare bee balm I had (one of my top 5 favorite plants) and the soil was very soft and diggable "loamy". I will contine to newspaper areas but to get to dirt there is about a 2 inch layer of leaves and dead things almost everywhere. I think I will try to do a bed or two this year and have a nice sitting area. The rest will follow next season. I will continue to post pictures!
Cardwellave- I use the newspaper method, but I only add the paper around one plant at a time. I have found that if too much paper goes down under the mulch, it is hard to dig into it when you want to add another plant later. Also, I use Roundup spray weed killer on any weeds that pop up. When mulching, do leave some space close to the plant so the water can get down to the roots.


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-I'd say bump the isometric charge up to where the.. tachyon grid?.. is and put in a fourth AP Mag.
-Drop the Bio Neural Warhead in the aft for a second AP turret.
-Replace Directed Energy Modulation for Reverse Shield Polarity or Aux to Structural Integrity Field. (If you're really wanting more damage, Attack Pattern Beta will take you much further than DEM ever will.)
-You're really not set up for draining, so Tyken's Rift is probably better off being replaced with either Transfer Shield Strength, a Tractor beam, or Repulsors(depending if you want ravage evasion or have extra point defense and zone control - both can synergize with gravity well).
On a side note, I generally suggest against using the Romulan Torpedo Launcher on any ship that uses DHCs. They use different playstyles that work too much against each other. Specifically, you want to get close with DHCs(and cannons in general), and afflicting yourself with plasma fire is far too easy with the rommie launcher given that all shots from it do splash damage(it does work wonders with gravity well, however).
Otherwise, I'd say longer term goals for the ship would be to look into getting a Tachyokinetic Converter(basically a second assimilated console with +turn speed), from the lobi store, to replace the Romulan console and possibly getting a Red Matter Capacitor for your devices - if picking up the collector's edition is an option for you.
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An Ethernet Frame carries an IP packet. The IP packet has its own headers followed by the data field. The IP packet can carry either TCP segment or UDP datagram or some other type of message.
When the internet layer receives a packet from the data link layer, it needs information that tells it what type of message is contained in the data field, so that it can forward the data field appropriately.
This information is contained in one of the IP header fields – the protocol field. The IP protocol field is 8 bits long. Its value denotes to which IP process the data field has to be sent. For example, if the field's value is 6 (00000110), it indicates it is to the TCP process the data has to be sent.
If the value is 17 (00010001), it indicates that the data has to be sent to the UDP process. If the value is 1 (00000001), it shows that the data has to be sent to ICMP process.
b)If a layer is capable of multiplexing the communication, then there will be a header field to indicate, to which process the contents of the data field is to be delivered. In the case of the IP packet, there is an IP protocol field, which indicates the IP process – TCP or UDP or some other process – to which the data is to be sent. The TCP segment has a header field – the destination port number – which tells the application process's port to which the data has to be sent. When a packet is received by the server's transport service, it reads the destination port number. For example: If the port number 80, then the packet is forwarded to the HTTP application.
IP packets have a header field called the protocol field, which indicates the IP process (TCP or UDP or some other process) to which the data in the packet has to be sent. Similar to a TCP segment, the UDP datagram header too has a field called destination port number.
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Whenever a layer supports multiplexing the communication, there need to be a header field that can indicate to which process the data is intended. For IP packets, there was a protocol field which indicated the IP process to which the data has to be sent.
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It has long been an enduring facet to Alfred Hitchcock's character that away from the director's many films of murder and heart-stopping suspense, he was greatly repulsed by violence in real life. The examples of this irony might call to mind the twisted types of crime seen in Hitchcock's usual whee...Read More »
This week, the Vince Vaughn vehicle "Delivery Man" hits theaters (our review here). While on the surface it may seem of a type with recent paternity comedies like "The Change-Up" and "The Switch," it does feature one rogue element (aside from not starring Jason Bateman): it's a remake of a French-la...Read More »
Clearly, the survival film is enjoying a renaissance. We as viewers have our pick of current survival films (think "Gravity," "12 Years a Slave" or this weekend's "Hunger Games: Catching Fire"), but what are some classics of the genre worth revisiting? Cine-List has a few ideas.Read More »


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