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The production of anthocyanin in Catharanthus roseus flowers from both field-grown and regenerated by somatic embryogenesis plants and cell cultures was described. The anthocyanins were identified as the 3-O-glucosides, and the 3-O-(6-O-p-coumaroyl) glucosides of hirsutidin, malvidin and petunidin, respectively both in vivo and in vitro. The influence of environmental conditions on in vitro anthocyanin accumulation is described. The relationship between in vivo and in vitro anthocyanin production is discussed.
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My favorite thing I've made so far.....
Don't get me wrong, Mr. Sea is the coolest, but when I weigh in how much time he took, bang for my buck, I absolutely love this sunflower. I want to make 100 more and put them all over my yard, LOL.
This one is waaay top heavy for the one piece of rebar. I need to figure a better option for the stake. Right now, I'm thinking hollow tube and rod. You can pound the tube into the ground then the flower is on a rod that slips into the tube. Gotta figure out how to have something like that fabricated. Smaller flowers, which I'll do next, will be fine on just the rebar.
But I absolutely love this one. It's "me" in terms of folksy style and earthy colors. And I could see a whole flower bed filled with them.
It is pretty heavy. I'd formed it around 5/8" rebar which was not at all sturdy enough to support the weight once I tried to stake it in the ground. Ended up way too top heavy. I had to drive another garden stake well into the ground then secure the rebar to it (as you can see a little in the top picture). However, I just got back from Lowes and have a whole new way of doing it going forward. I have three different widths of PVC pipe from 1" down to 1/2". I plan to form future flowers around the PVC. Then I found rigid conduit and/or rebar in widths that will fit into the PVC pipe perfectly. So now, my pole and my flower can be separate. WAY easier to make, and will be easier to drive into the ground if the piece isn't connected to the stake, like this is.
To make the flower, though, I just made the flower from hardware cloth, then covered it with mortar. It's pretty much the same thing SLOW does with all her creations, just on a smaller scale.
I love, love, love it! I already have two people who want to buy it, LOL
Question for those of you who sell your pieces. How much do you think I could charge if I were to sell these at an art show? This one is rather large. It's a 16" diameter flower. The materials cost me about $10, but there's quite a few hours of labor in it.
I have only seen mosaics for sale at one art exhibit (I need to get out more). The woman wanted $150 for a stained glass stepping stone that wasn't even that great! (This is California, mind you). Really, anything under $75-100 isn't worth my time, but I don't know if that's excessive. Smaller flowers would be cheaper, of course. What do you think?
Ooh, thanks Nanatricia for the tips. And I appreciate the advice on the pricing. Around here, where the cost of living is so high, I'm inclined to think I could price these at least $150 and probably get it. I need to get out of my workshop and go scout some art fairs, though.
WOW - you SHOULD be proud of this piece. It's just BEAUTIFUL. Doncha love it when something turns out that well that pleases you. Makes you want to do more - not I - I hate repeating designs. These really would look great spread over your garden, though.
Thanks! I've already made 4 more and a butterfly, in various shapes and sizes. I've had SO many people say they want one or would buy one that I'm exploring how to simplify the production. The hard part is figuring out what to charge. Having a number of sizes from big to little helps a lot. These big ones are a pain because of their size, but I think I could charge a lot for one, given I'd also be offering plenty of cheaper options. Anyone who balks at the price can simply buy a smaller one, heh.
I've also figured out to put a piece of PVC in the flower, so the pole can be separately driven in the ground then the flower just slips on it. Makes everything sooo much easier.
AND if I never end up selling any of them, I'll just have a yard full of mosaic flowers, LOL.
Lori, love your flower. Read that ur trying for a better way to attach to rebar. I had a thot that maybe as ur building ur flower, could you add a plumbing pvc elbow near the top back of the flower before adding mortar? That way it is part of the flower and more stable. Just a thot. Good luck
Thanks, Kati! Yes, I'm putting a piece of PVC in the flower so now it sets on either rebar or a steel pole (EMT tubing) depending on the size. It works GREAT! And a friend suggested I embed a piece of wire in the back so people can hang them from a wall or fence if they'd rather. So I'm doing that too. It makes the construction soo much easier, and if I sell them on Etsy I can ship them without the poles much more cheaply.
Have not posted here in a long time, but wanted to say I make cement crosses that I then embellish with stained glass and I put a piece of 1/2" PVC in the center when I pour my mold. I print a small instruction sheet to give to the recipient. I tell them to FIRST put the rebar, that I supply for them, in the ground and then slip the cross on the rebar. It's amazing how many people look at me when I hand them a piece of rebar, They don't know what to do with it!!!!! And I figure will surely forget what I told them by the time they get it home. Each cross has a different lenghth of PVC, depending on the figurine I have used in the center, so I put the rebar in the cross and mark the depth with a piece of tape. I then spray paint the area that is to be left above ground for the cross to fit over and instruct them to put unpainted end in the ground. Copy of my instructions:
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Hope you enjoy your cross!
OLDCRAFTY, thanks for the tips! It has made the whole process soooo much easier putting PVC in the flower instead of having the stake as part of the form. I like your idea of printing instructions. I will definitely need to do that, because any flowers I ship will not have the stake included, so I'll have to tell them what to buy in addition to how to stake it. Good suggestions!


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Massage therapist on call to help ease labour pains, support birthing mothers
A woman with her feet spread apart in stirrups -- sweat dripping from her brow -- moans in pain while the doctor urges her to breathe and push.
It's the popular image that comes to mind when thinking about a woman in labour.
The births that registered massage therapist Jenna McMahon has witnessed are different.
In the hospital delivery rooms the Winnipegger attends, lights are often dimmed, voices are calm and McMahon asks the patient where she needs a massage -- perhaps some decompression work on the lower back to help ease labour pain.
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The service is not new to Winnipeg; other massage therapists throughout the city offer labour and delivery massage. (Doulas, non-medical birthing professionals, offer similar services).
McMahon has attended numerous births since 2006, when she started specializing in the area. "I've lost count of how many," she says.
She says obstetric nurses and doctors have come to accept the practice of patients hiring alternative professionals like herself to coach and comfort women giving birth.
"Medical staff is more exposed. It doesn't seem as foreign now," says the Exchange District resident.
McMahon, 33, grew up in North Kildonan and graduated from River East Collegiate before attending University of Manitoba on a music scholarship. Hours of playing and practising the flute led to neck and jaw pain. Her music accompanist, who happened to be a massage therapist, introduced her to the world of massage therapy.
She decided to pursue massage therapy even though, at the time, the profession didn't have the widespread respect it does today. (Many people, she says, didn't differentiate between sketchy parlour-type massages and therapeutic massage designed to treat physical ailments).
This May, it became obvious just how much respect she has earned from the medical profession.
That's when she was invited to travel to the Dominican Republic with Shine the Light Initiative, a charity -- founded by a Winnipeg dentist -- that takes medical care to developing countries. Volunteers pay for their own trips with Shine the Light. Along with providing medical care, volunteers help build houses.
The Winnipegger arrived in Central America with her massage table in her hand.
"We weren't entirely sure where I would fit in," she says.
Shortly after arrival, her teammates made contact with a local hospital where youth pregnancy was common. A doctor there invited her to accompany her on an obstetrics round.
"I was moved and honoured by that invitation," says McMahon, who worked with a 15-year-old Dominican girl in labour.
"It was a completely inspiring and beautiful experience."
Heather Finlay has no regrets about hiring McMahon to help with the birth of both her sons, now 5 and 2.
"I don't remember a lot of what she did. She had me moving around. She massaged my lower back," says Finlay, a French immersion science teacher at Kelvin High School.
What Finlay does remember: McMahon helped alleviate her intense pain, especially during her first labour. (She chose to have a drug-free delivery without an epidural).
"It was a long, drawn-out process. I wouldn't have lasted six hours of intense labour and pushing...without Jenna."
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May 2: Night at the Hockenhull Buildings
Jacksonville, Illinois
Join American Hauntings at both of the haunted Hockenhull Buildings in downtown Jacksonville -- some of the most haunted in town!
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May 16: Night at the Old Lake County Jail
Crown Point, Indiana
May 23: Night at the James Eldred House
Eldred, Illinois
Come along with American Hauntings as we return to one of the most actively haunted houses in Illinois -- the Eldred House! Search for the resident spirits and perhaps come face-to-face with one of the occupants of the past!
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June 5: Night at the Guyer Opera House
Lewisville, Indiana
Join us for our first night at this historic and haunted old opera house -- inhabited by spirits from the past!
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June 6: Night at the Sedamsville Rectory
Cincinnati, Ohio
It's back! We return to this eerie and haunted church rectory for another chilling encounter with the spirits that linger here! Don't miss this!
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June 27: Night at Ashmore Estates
Ashmore, Illinois
Return with American Hauntings as we hunt for the ghosts of this former poor farm and asylum -- now called one of the most haunted places in Illinois!
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June 27: Night at the Asa Talcott House
Jacksonville, Illinois
Join America Hauntings for our first private ghost at this historic Underground Railroad site -- where spirits still linger!
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July 10-12, 2015: Haunted Weekend in New Orleans
Join author Troy Taylor as we return to One of America's Most Haunted Cities for a weekend of ghosts, voodoo, murder and mayhem!
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July 18, 2015: Night at Mansfield Reformatory
Join American Hauntings for a PRIVATE, all-night ghost hunt at one of the most haunted prisons in America!
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July 31-August 2, 2015: Bell Witch Experience Weekend
Return to Bell Witch Country in Tennessee with author Troy Taylor for our canoe river adventure and / or history & hauntings weekend!
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July 31: Night at the Old Bell Nursing Home
Kimbolton, Ohio
Return with us to this eerie old nursing home, where residents of the past still linger, and discover one of the most haunted places in the state!
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August 1: Night at the West Virginia Penitentiary
Moundsville, West Virginia
Join American Hauntings for a private night at one of the most haunted prisons in America -- a place of brutal violence, torture, murder and death -- where inmates over decades past still linger behind. Are you brave enough to join us?
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September 26: Night at the Woodruff-Fontaine Mansion
Memphis, Tennessee
Join American Hauntings as we return to this legendary haunted mansion for another night in search of the resident spirits!
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November 6-8, 2015: Haunted Weekend in Tombstone & Bisbee, Arizona
Join American Hauntings as we return for another haunted weekend in the Wild West and search for the ghosts that linger in two mining communities that were just "too tough to die!"
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How many people are allowed to go on the events?
Since every location is different, we don't have a set number for all of the different ghost hunts and overnights. However, we do limit the number of people by the size of the location, number of staff, etc. so we have a very good idea about how many people each location can handle. We have been doing this since 1994, so we have a lot of experience with how it all works.
Do I have to make reservations online?
and we require it for a couple of reasons: First, our tours sell out in advance and since we are not always in the office, you may miss out on an event that you wanted to attend since all of the spots are filled on a first come / first served basis. Second, we have confirmation forms that need to be email to you, so registering online saves time for you and for us. You can make
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Do you offer transportation to the events?
Sorry, but no, there is no way we can do this. People come for our events, ghost hunts and overnights from literally all over the country. There is no way that we could possibly pick them and bring them to the events. And if we did offer transportation, we'd have to charge a lot more for the events and we prefer to keep them as affordable as possible.
Can I get my money back if I decide not to go?
As stated on the reservations form, all reservations are non-refundable. Once your purchase your spots, it's just like any other kind of event, concert, etc. They are your spots and if you decide not to use them, we are unable to re-sell them. Once you commit to buy, payments are made by us to various locations that we cannot get back. You are welcome to sell or give the reservations to someone else but we do not buy them back.
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Posted by Eve Maler on December 20, 2011
I've blogged and published research before about the emerging Simple Cloud Identity Management (SCIM) standard. The SCIM group has just approved Version 1.0. No, it's not your imagination: important standards around loosely coupled identity management really are being developed, tested, and deployed at a faster rate than ever before.
What does this new pace mean for security pros? New identity protocols can be disruptive to large enterprises that have already deployed older solutions, but these new solutions will enable IT organizations to reduce costs and improve agility in managing access to/from smaller partners and customers that don't have the means to deploy the heavy stuff. That makes access control easier to achieve in a Zero Trust world. (Andras Cser and I touch on the theme of "leaner and cleaner" identity protocols in our just-published Identity And Access Management: 2012 Budget And Planning Guide, and I do a deeper dive, assessing the future of SAML and the business value of newer federation protocols, in OpenID Connect Heralds The "Identity Singularity".)
Posted by Andrew Rose on December 20, 2011
As much as the cloud computing model makes sense to me, my security sensibilities cry out about information risk every time I start to consider actual implementation for data of value across an enterprise.
A model which has always made sense has been to place only encrypted data in the cloud, holding the keys locally. This solution gives you control over data access, bypassing any Patriot Act concerns, but allows realization of the benefits of a shared, cloud infrastructure. It has always been recognized, however, that this solution has a number of drawbacks, such as:
Posted by Andras Cser on December 19, 2011
With only 4 stack players in Identity and Access Management, it is always welcoming news to see a new company joining the space. Quest Software is on a shopping spree: it acquired e-DMZ (privileged identity management), Völcker Informatik AG (provisioning), Symlabs (virtual directories), and now BiTKOO (XACML entitlement management). Forrester expects that in reaction to its main competitor NetIQ taking over Novell's IAM portfolio, Quest will expand significantly into the non-Windows, heterogeneous IAM space. Forrester further expects that Symantec and to some degree Intel will follow suit, as both of these companies announced cloud-based IAM offerings.
Posted by Andrew Rose on December 13, 2011
The USA PATRIOT Act (more commonly known as "the Patriot Act") was signed into law by George W. Bush on October 26, 2001 as a response to the September 11 attacks. The title of the act (USA PATRIOT) is actually an acronym that stands for "Uniting (and) Strengthening America (by) Providing Appropriate Tools Required (to) Intercept (and) Obstruct Terrorism". Many aspects of the Act were to expire in 2005; however, renewals and extensions mean that the Act is here for a while yet.
For Security & Risk Professionals, the Patriot Act comes up in conversation mostly with regard to data access. The Act suggests that the US government is able to gain access to data held on US soil, or even by a US firm outside US territory, without the data owner being notified; this is of significant concern when it comes to considerations around the adoption of cloud technology. EU-based organizations are concerned that utilizing cloud as part of their infrastructure will make their data accessible to the US government. In 2004, the Canadian government passed laws prohibiting the storage of citizens' personal data outside their physical boundaries, and a recent news article suggested that one large UK defense contractor walked away from Microsoft's Office 365 due to lack of assurances on data location.
Posted by Edward Ferrara on December 10, 2011
There are many types of criminals. These include thrill-seeking hackers, politically motivated hackers, organized criminals after financial gain, and state-sponsored groups after financial gain and intellectual property or both. Any of these have the potential to break these capabilities through information loss, or denial of service. Business processes and their associated transactions need to look at information security as a key component of any architectural design we might create as Enterprise Architects.
Security architecture is dependent on the idea of "security." Security by some definitions is the trade-off of convenience for protection. When I am unloading the car and have an armful of groceries, it's challenging to unlock the front door at the same time. Alternatively I could just leave the front door unlocked but that might invite guests I had not planned for. So I trade convenience for protection.
Posted by Stephanie Balaouras on December 5, 2011
Guest post from S&R Researcher Chris Sherman.
Host-based intrusion prevention systems, host-based data leak protection, full disk and file level encryption . . . all are important tools used on the frontline of endpoint security. They all offer added levels of protection when used with traditional client AV and patch management systems, but at what cost? In order for these tools to be used correctly, organizations must be prepared to invest in increased IT staffing and product training for administrators. This generally proves to be too high of an obstacle for many SMBs, leaving a majority of the market to comprise of enterprises customers and big spenders. With their higher budgets and dedicated IT staff, enterprises are better positioned to take advantage of these advanced security technologies.
However, according to recent Forrester survey data, SMBs are just as interested in using these advanced security technologies. In our latest report "Endpoint Security Adoption Trends, Q2 2011 To Q4 2012," we present data showing adoption patterns of the various endpoint technologies in both SMBs and enterprises, while offering some analysis on what this means for security professionals looking to support current and future trends.
For those of you who are already planning on increasing your investment in endpoint security next year, which tools specifically are you looking at? What are your decision criteria?
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Estelle was snapped at the WE TV screening for Sanya's Glam & Gold wearing the same $70 Topshop Green Leopard Print Cutout Back Dress Alexandra Burke wore a few weeks back.
Estelle completed her 'fit with a black turban and matching pumps, while Alexandra added an extra dose of color with red ankle strap sandals.
The leopard print jersey bodycon dress features a cutout in the back.
I think Estelle looks cute, but I prefer Alexandra's shoe choice here. The pop of red gave it the perfect finishing touch.
What do you think? Who wore it better?
Alexandra wore it better.
But just because of her horrible make- up. I would give it to Estelle.
Who done that to her face?????
And I forgot her hair too
estelle is too skinny now. she needs to put on about 10lbs to round out her face again and i hate this long light hair on her. she would look great in a curly dark bob.
I like the dress but i don't like it on any of them
Like the dress, they just butchered it.
oh, ladies… the dress is'nt cute and the make up is bad, hair is bad, acessories are off, (SMH). it's no good.
The dress is cute, but neither of them rocked it.
the dress is really cute…that it
Neither of them. Oh goodness!! This wasn't good at all!!
Ugh these hair colors
Hard to say…both seem ok to me. Lovely dress tho.
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Tulip Help!
I found a great sale for tulips - around .30/bulb! - and bought a lot. I couldn't help myself. It was such a good deal, I ended up buying around 200. The tulips are in pots and in full bloom.
My husband and I are planning on moving in the next year, so I certainly don't want to plant 200 bulbs and leave them, or dig them up later. I'm new with bulbs. I have a master plan and wanted to run it past some experts!
I'll leave the tulips in the pots, blooming, watering as needed. When the flowers die, I'll cut the stems back and leave just a few leaves. Continue to leave them outside. When the foliage has died, I will shake out the bulbs and let them dry. Then, I'll pack them in dry cardboard boxes (no soil) and store them in our nice, cool basement.
We SHOULD move in the next year but hopefully it won't be longer. Will the tulip bulbs store for at least a year or two in the basement? Do they need any care, or will they wait cheerfully in some suspended-animation state until we move and I can plant them at our next and hopefully last location?
Thanks for the tips!
Tulips don't perennialize really well, and the results are worse than usual with forced/potted tulips... But if you don't mind that only a third of them will produce flowers, then yeah do as you suggested, also add fertilizer to the pots after removing the flowers. But when you remove the flowers, leave all the leaves, until they turn yellow and die on their own. Make sure you get them out of the pots before the weather turns freezing.
Thanks! Do you think they'll come up regularly once I get them in the ground? The tulips I planted years ago still come up regularly with no attention at all. These seem like big, vigorous tulips. :) Do I keep watering the leaves after the flowers are removed, until they die, or do I just let them die off?
Whether they will return depends upon what type they are. Probably not labeled. Old Darwins are the most successful of tall tulips.
Do water regularly after the flowers are removed. The leaves are manufacturing foods. When they start yellowing they've finished their job and watering may lessen.
I doubt they will hold 2 years. Would need fresh soil the month you normally plant tulips in your zone. We do it in late November-early Dec. here.
Hi Bob,
It is usually best to start a new thread than it is to ask questions on an old thread, like this.
i need to dig up my tulips as early as possible this spring i normally dig them up after blooming and remove folage and store in peatmoss
Were you waiting about 6 weeks past bloom time for the foliage to die off and feed the bulb for next years bloom? I'm assuming so, and even though you need to dig them as early as possible this year, I would try to leave them as close to at least 6 weeks if possible. If they are dug any earlier, it may compromise the number of blooms you have next spring. I would think it would also be best to let them air dry a good bit if at all possible before storing them in peatmoss.


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Gen. Keith Alexander, head of the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command, is expected to retire by April 2014, according to U.S. officials cited in a Reuters report. Alexander's deputy John "Chris" Inglis is also expected to leave by the end of this year.
The news comes amid a continuing drumbeat of stories about electronic spying and data collection programs carried out by the NSA, with the cooperation from leading Internet and telecommunications companies, as revealed in documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
Alexander continues to defend NSA data collection, including bulk collection of metadata on domestic phone calls. "It's in the nation's best interest to put the phone data into a repository that the American public knows what we're doing with," Alexander said at a recent cybersecurity event covered by FCW. "I'm open for transparency. I'm open for where we put the data. ... How do we ensure that the American people know what we're doing is exactly right without letting the terrorists know how to circumvent it? That's the real issue."
During his term as head of Cyber Command, Alexander has called on Congress to pass legislation to allow for real-time information sharing between government and private-sector operators of critical infrastructure. The threat of cyberattack, Alexander told a Senate committee in March, is "getting worse."
Alexander has been NSA chief for eight years. His departure would give President Barack Obama an opportunity to select a candidate to lead the spy agency, and possibly to separate the roles of NSA head and leader of Cyber Command.
Vice Adm. Mike Rogers, who heads the 10th Fleet and the U.S. Fleet Cyber Command, is a potential successor to replace Alexander, according to the Reuters report.
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Basement Lighting: CFL or Halogen ??
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There are way too many options here for lighting a basement. I plan on using 6" recessed cans for my 8 foot ceilings. I dont want to use LED yet due to price. So CFL and Halogen are left. I dont have enough lighting knowledge to decide which is the most beneficial bulb to use. Any help would be much appreciated? thx
CFL will use less energy and emit less heat. You need to choose lamps carefully if you need good color rendering. I am not a fan of dimming fluorescents. It is trying to fit a square peg into a round hole.
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Updated: 12/19/2014 - Mountwood Park's board of directors vote to hire a law officer as the ATV trails attract a surge of visitors.
Updated: 12/19/2014 - Home Rule is now in effect in Vienna, although a 1% sales tax won't go into effect until next summer.
Updated: 12/19/2014 - Parkersburg Mayor Bob Newell names Jason Read to fill the district 7 seat vacated by John Kelly.
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Updated: 12/18/2014 - While the Wood County Commission searches for a new county compliance officer, several people will handle the duties of the office.
Updated: 12/19/2014 - The Obama administration has set the first national standards for waste generated from coal burned for electricity. The regulation treats it more like household garbage rather than a hazardous material.
Updated: 12/18/2014 - The popular Wood County restaurant Maka Mia Pizza sets up shop at the Downtown Farmers' Marketplace in Parkersburg.
Posted: 12/18/2014 - A spokesman for Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin says the governor has no plans to officially declare a state holiday for the Friday after Christmas.
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Botanical Garden Photos
Hi all,
I visited the botanical gardens Easter weekend and thought I would share my photos with you all to enjoy!
Here is a link that might be useful: Botanical Garden Photos
OH WHAT a beautiful breath of spring that must have been! I am beginning to think that my tulips will not bloom this year. the leaves are out but that is it no sign of any flowers emerging. Only two of the daffs blooms and they are dragging the ground.
Now I did get a nice surprise bloom on one of my hummer plants for the first time yesterday but I won't hijack your thread. I will post it seperately.
My daffs are looking sad too. I've actually got a few early tulips flowering now but they are in protected areas. Some of my hyacinth's tried to flower too, but that cold stunted them I think. Hopefully everything will recover ok with the warmer weather we have coming.
The BG was a great breath of spring for me. I've been going through gardening withdrawl this spring as I am trying to resist growing or buying anything new until the move is over. I'll have my hands full enough trying to move all the plants in the ground that I'm intending to move. Man, hopefully we can get early occupancy once we find somthing so I can get my babies settled before the boxes arrive! :) So anyhow, the BG was a much needed sneak at the spring's show of flowers! :)
What hummer plant do you have blooming already?? They can't be here yet, are they?
Well I actually have several of my hummer plants blooming right now...one lantana, 2 salvias one of my fuchsias, one and one flowering maple but the big surprise whas Calliandra which is like a miniature mimosa. I posted a picture of it on the main forum page. They are all inside of course but I am ready as soon as they return. No reports yet in NY but there is one official report in Hamilton Ont. There haave already been several reports as far north as Mich, and Wisc. So they should be here by the end of the month at least for some of us. They were moring north at a pretty good clip this year but then we got hit with the storm and lovw pressure which held them back but now we are getting high pressure and the breeze up from the gulf so they will be able to head north again. I have 3 feeders up so even if one comes by here on its way further north he will find some food.
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It is just so good to see color when I am sooooo desperate for it in our garden. We stopped by the Royal Botanic Garden for the flower and garden show and it was great too.....flowers , sunshine and running water from the pond displays. We also visited the Frederik Meijer gardens in Michigan and were fortunate enough to be in time for the butterfly display which was also great. Kareen


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