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4.0 out of 5 stars great AEof C -in Paris.but not 5 stars..,
This review is from: Pathe Sessions, The [European Import] (Audio CD)
the other two reviews are variously very good in conveying the joy that is listening again to arguably the most underrated group in modern jazz - the Art Ensemble of Chicago, here taken from Paris sessions in 1969 + 70.
firstly the positive - the first 6 tracks are variously funky, free, fun, wild, instrospective, afro-experimental as the AEofC play a dazzling range of adventurous post-bop free-ish, afrocentric/avant jazz. that's quite a wide category i know,but with messrs Bowie,Roscoe,Mitchell et al - it just about fits. such was their breadth of vision + exploratory playing.
the first track alone the now posthumous "hit" on youtube + in more discerning bars,is the fantastic groove laden track "theme de yoyo" with the sadly just passed away singer Fontella Bass. this track lays down a groove that James Brown,Bootsy etc would be proud of with soulful ms.Bass make this track alone - a certifiable essential piece of jazz/soul crossover monster. that good yes.
tracks 2-6 are variously - as described in the first paragraph - a tour de force of the finest elements of later AEofC releases such as the ECM era "full force" etc : adventurous,fun,swing/free-ish nuggets of post-bop jazz. marvellous.
the negative for me is the final 40 minutes taken up by the decidely rambling ,almost zen like minimal avant-gardish "people in sorrow" that really doesnt go anywhere. the track from "magg zelma" from the 1984 lp "full force" is a similar, yet a more focused version .
sound quality is first rate, booklet notes are informative + for less than �8 to you door - well worth your money. for the adventurous out there wishing to go beyond Duke,Mingus,Marsalis. genius - but flawed genius all the same.
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5.0 out of 5 stars The Ensemble On Form,
This review is from: Pathe Sessions, The [European Import] (Audio CD)
A fine 'twofer' from the early Parisian days of the Ensemble, it combines one of their most accessible records – Les Stances a Sophie, with one of their more challenging and brilliant efforts – People in Sorrow. Les Stances was written as a film soundtrack and is enhanced on its longest track by the blues vocalist Fontella Bass. People in Sorrow, consisting of just two long tracks, is a typical Ensemble mixture of percussion and free form blowing. It succeeds beautifully in evoking what the title suggests. This record is brilliant value – highly recommended!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Two classics from Americans abroad,
Davenant (UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Pathe Sessions, The [European Import] (Audio CD)
This single-disc releases brings together two classic late-Sixties recordings (Les Stances à Sophie and People in Sorrow) by the Art Ensemble from the period of furious creativity when they were resident in Paris. There's everything here, from free-form wig-out fusion to baroque counterpoint.
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March 2003 GMP 13 Good Measurement Practice for Ensuring Traceability 1. Introduction 1.1 Purpose Traceability is defined as "the property of a result of a measurement or the value of a standard whereby it can be related to stated references, usually national or international standards, through an unbroken chain of comparisons all having stated uncertainties".1 Traceability ensures that the measurements are accurate representations of the specific quantity subject to measurement, within the uncertainty of the measurement. To ensure traceability, suitably calibrated standards that are appropriately maintained and cared for, proper standard operating procedures, continuous measurement control, surveillance, and suitable documentation must all be present. Test numbers issued by NIST should not be used nor required as proof of the adequacy or traceability of a test or measurement. Having a NIST number does not provide evidence that the measurement value provided by another organization is traceable. (See section 1.3.3.) 1.2 Prerequisites Traceability can be characterized by the following essential elements: 1.2.1 Unbroken chain of comparisons. A documented system of comparisons going back to a standard acceptable to the parties, usually a national or international standard; 1.2.2 Measurement uncertainty. The measurement uncertainty for each step in the traceability chain must be calculated according to defined methods and must be stated so that an overall uncertainty for the whole chain may be calculated (see SOP 29); 1.2.3 Documentation. Each step in the chain must be performed according to documented and generally acknowledged procedures (see GMP 12) and the results must be documented (i.e., in a calibration report, see SOP 1); 1 ISO VIM, 2nd ed., 1993, definition 6.10 GMP 13 Page 1 of 11 March 2003 1.2.4 Competence. The laboratories or bodies performing one or more steps in the chain must supply evidence of technical competence (e.g., by maintaining appropriate training records, participating in interlaboratory comparisons, and by demonstrating that they are accredited by a recognized accreditation body); 1.2.5 Realization of SI Units. The primary national, international or intrinsic standards must be primary standards for the realization of the SI units; 1.2.6 Periodic recalibration. Calibrations of standards (and equipment where appropriate) must be repeated at established (may be defined through measurement assurance) and appropriate intervals to preserve the traceability of the standard over time and use (see GLP 4, GMP 11); and 1.2.7 Measurement assurance. A proper measurement assurance program must be established to ensure the validity of the measurement process and the accuracy of standard used (see SOP′s 9, 17, 20, 30). 1.3 Responsibility 1.3.1 Provider. 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Test report numbers should not be used nor required as proof of the adequacy or traceability of a test or measurement. National and international standards dealing with test and measurement quality requirements, such as ANSI/NCSL Z 540-1, ISO 10012, ISO/IEC 17025 and the ISO 9000 series do not require the use or reporting of specific test numbers to establish traceability. GMP 13 Page 2 of 11 March 2003 1.4 Safety No outstanding safety concerns 2. Methodology 2.1 Summary Traceability is maintained through comparison to appropriate standards with suitable procedures and measurement uncertainties. Procedures are outlined in SOPs and GMPs. Examples of possible hierarchies of the standards leading to the traceability of a calibration are provided in this document. 2.2 Procedure The charts in this GMP show examples of the traceability hierarchy for mass, length, volume, and temperature measurement disciplines. 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...foot. Police identified the boys as an 11-year-old and a 14-year-old, and they were booked into the Youth Center of the High Plains, authorities said. The third suspect is still at large, police said.
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February 02, 2015
I purchased this lens directly from Olympus January 25, 2015 when the price was dropped to $120 from $200. My standard 14-42mm kit zoom lens failed at 18 months immediately following a firmware update, so I'm hoping to get more longevity from this version. I've had it just a week, but so far, so good. It appears sharp enough for what I need. Be wary of doing any lens updates!
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January 25, 2015
I use it to take shots of birds in my backyard, I notice when I zoom in there is a blur in the background. I really enjoy this lens.
June 20, 2014
At the beginning I had doubts because of the price. Well, this fits the bill, an inexpensive lens I could take to sporting events that I can't afford to bring a high end lens to. For snapshots, this lens is good enough.
Took it to a dirt bike race in the desert (lots of dust) and got many nice shots of the action. Dirt bike magazine wasn't there but looking for some pics for their magazine. My name came and they picked one of my pics. This has great details and good actions. Wow, proud to see it on the May 2014 issue with my name (credit) on the side.
March 26, 2014
This is a very useful range (80-300 equivalent), but the chromatic aberration is very high, does not seem to be corrected in the software (EPM2), unlike my compact zoom (1/1.7 sensor size). Surprisingly the quality of the pictures is similar, slightly better in Olympus, but chromatic aberration is a big issue for me. show us at both short (40mm) and long (150 mm) end of the range.
October 12, 2013
I purchased this lens on sale before a trip and used it as much as the kit lens on my E-PL1. Impressed with the zoom that it provided and excellent image quality. I'm very happy with this lens!
October 11, 2013
Get this on sale now and you will not be sorry . I have made some really sharp images at all focal lengths using this lens...for this low cost zoom this is an amazingly good value...this is great for macro work as well...put your camera on a tripod...add some extension tubes...and your results will blow you away...I get a pleasing bokeh with this and I like the specular highlights that this produces much better than that of the 60mm 2.8...I am very pleased with this ...and on sale it is even better...do not let the low cost make you think low quality...because it is not
June 09, 2013
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I assumed that a $200 40-150 zoom was likely to be quite soft -- I grew up in an era when the Nikon original 43-86 zoom was a soft workhorse. But in fact the little Oly is respectably sharp at all focal lengths. I have a tendency to shoot it stopped down one stop or wide open, and often go to the full 150mm zoom, and I'm judging on that basis. I judge image quality by looking at a 100% zoom on a 24-25" class flat-screen monitor. When I'm steady, this lens is sharp to the pixel at 40- to around 80mm, and no worse than 2 pixels at full zoom.
The lens is very light weight, which I find distinctly appealing. Every time somebody tells me you can't make something as precise and rugged out of modern composites, I mumble something to the effect of B-2 Stealth Bomber (air frame entirely of composites). You can do it, and I think Olympus did!
I'm sure Olympus could put its optical prowess into an f/2.8 constant aperture 40-150 zoom, and it would be sharper at f/4.0 than this zoom is. I also couldn't afford it or carry it. For its purpose and price, the current M.Zuiko 40-150R is a a fine lens.
I reserve my five-star ratings for lenses which are truly extraordinary -- say the Leica 35 mm Summicron that I frequently use on my OM-D E-M5 in low light. Hence 4 stars for this M.Zuiko.
May 31, 2013
Thian Sung
A great zoom lens, light and sharp. My only wish is that the zooming be smooth, maybe it is new and the zooming ring is tight fitting, you really have to twist it harder, just got the item on May 27th 2013.
April 21, 2013
I had read the reviews of this lens and was somewhat sceptical, I got the lens on sale from Olympus for $149. This lens is fantastic value,
small light weight , very sharp. I am very happy with this lens. I have it on My E-PL5 which is another Olympus product I am very happy with.
April 05, 2013
This is a super lens for almost any type of shooting. It is light, compact, and has an excellent telephoto range.
You can shoot very nice portraits at the short end with decent background separation. The edges are very sharp at the short end and only slightly fall off at the far end. The centre of the frame is always very sharp throughout the zoom range.
The focusing is extremely fast and near silent. This is a super companion to the stock 14-42mm kit lens on most PEN cameras.
For the price there isn't a lens out there that can match the performance and quality of this lens.


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The Burn How Garden House Hotel, Windermere
Located in Windermere (Lake District), The Burn How Garden House Hotel is close to World of Beatrix Potter, Windermere Golf Club, and Lake District National Park. Also nearby are Hill Top and Lake District Visitor Centre at Brockhole.
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Dining options at this Windermere hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is available. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Additional amenities include a fitness center, laundry facilities, and a garden. Self parking is complimentary.
The 28 guestrooms at The Burn How Garden House Hotel include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Rooms are equipped with flat-screen TVs.
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Ma-ma-ma-myyyy Mathilde!
I hope at least one person heard My Sharona in their head.
Okay! So!
As you know, I planted some Mathilde seeds that I received from one of our buddies here, back in September.
And now they're starting to look like real Hoyas with bona fide Mathilde leaves, so I wanted to start photographing them more regularly and showing their progress. I'll also provide any notes on what's working for me and what is not.
December 16: Day 106
I started these seeds on September 1st, so a lot of time has passed. Mostly I lost track of time, so I didn't really adjust my growing method in a timely manner. I left them in the same containers they had germinated in, with the lid on. For 3 months.
Interesting note from the mother of these seeds. This seedpod actually got knocked down by a storm, before it had popped open. When she attempted to crack it open, it oozed white sap, so clearly it wasn't ready. She set it aside indoors and waited for it to pop open. And lo and behold, the seeds were still viable. So, put that in your noggin for future reference, those of you who are lucky enough to grow your own seedpods. :)
Now, here are my thoughts on lids. They are great/necessary for when the seedlings are starting out.
1. Not all lids are equal. The ones I used for pachyclada were inferior to the ones I used for this batch. Also, the seedlings in Flat 1 & 2 (identical takeout containers) look much bigger than those in Flat 3 & 4 (identical takeout containers).
2. Lids are not forever. After they're good and established, with a first set of leaves, I would take the lid off. I don't know why, but seedlings seem to take off once the lid is off. Any theories are welcome, but this is the effect I've seen. The pachycladas I grew last year seemed trapped in permanent babyhood for MONTHS and MONTHS until I took their lids off and then they resumed normal progression.
I'm probably going to let these guys hang in their group planting for a little longer b/c I think there's strength in numbers. Then, once it looks like they might start growing into each other, I'm going to transplant them.
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Yup, that's exactly what went through my mind (similar ages I guess?)
A-dor-a-ble!! Your young seedlings, I wish I had some of these (I've yet to grow Mathilda).
Hum, interesting observation abt the lids. I've got one remaining Pachyclada seedling, I give it its lid for a few days & then remove it for a few days. It's been oddly warm in NYC & I'm having extra hot radiator heat (fluctuating from Post-Hurricane Sandy damage). I'm sure if I decide to take the lid off for SURE, then winter will officially kick in w/ a bang, just to freeze my little Pachyclada. (Murphy's Law exists in Gardening too I believe).
Haha! Awesome, you guys! That makes my day. ;D
Well, the single was released the same year that I was born. But I'm not cool enough to have been listening to it from birth. I'm more of the Reality Bites generation.
I want to document these seedlings until they reach maturity, but at that point I'm going to adopt most of them out and you're welcome to one, PG. I think everyone should have a Mathilde.
Very cute Hoya babies, GG! Congrats! I can't get them past the baby stage - I guess I don't have maternal instincts!
Anyone heard the "9 Coronas" version of "My Sharona"? It's hilarious and I can't hear that song anymore without hearing those semi-naughty lyrics!
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Hi Denise (pardon my OT note here pls GG & thanks for the Mathilde offer, maybe I'll sign on for Spring adoptions ;>) ).
I DID get your EM & I've started an EM to you in the last 2 days; am largely OK, will write soon, best to you!!
Congrats on those gorgeous green babies - love the pic with the seed fuzz still on the wee seedling!
Yep, got the reference right off since that song was HUGE during my (bleep)th summer... heh heh. From now on I'll be singing some mashup of Waltzing Mathilda and My Sharona to my own sweet Mathilde (poor thing). Wa-wa-wa-waltzing Mathilda!?
There's no off-topic in my threads. ;)
@ Lesley
Haha. I like that combo. I'm a big fan of the song even though the lyrics are so dark.
@ Brad
Congrats on your vine! This plant grows and develops quickly for me. And it's just the right size to do so. :)
Time to post an update on the baby Mathildes!
February 03: Day 155
It was slow going for the seedlings in the beginning, but the older they get the faster they seem to go. I haven't lost a single one since we started. I'm not sure if I'm getting better at raising seedlings or if Mathilde is heartier than Pachyclada.
Isn't it funny that the plants are still so tiny (no bigger than a silver dollar, in most cases), yet their mature leaves are starting to reach full mature dimensions? :P
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Rushing to hop on busway plan
City council trying to decide on next stretch
After taking decades to build Winnipeg's first short stretch of rapid transit, city hall is in a rush to figure out where the next few kilometres will go.
This morning, city council's public works committee will take another stab at deciding on a route for the second phase of the Southwest Transitway, which runs 3.6 kilometres between Queen Elizabeth Way and Jubilee Avenue.
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The next six or seven kilometres will either run along CN Rail's Letellier line, parallel to Pembina Highway, or jog through Fort Garry through the Parker lands and a Manitoba Hydro corridor. After studying the options for more than a year, Winnipeg Transit is recommending the indirect route, claiming the seven-kilometre dogleg will be less disruptive to motor-vehicle traffic, require less land to be expropriated and will serve as a spark for more residential development.
Proponents of the more direct, six-kilometre option insist the busway must be closer to Pembina Highway to serve existing and potential riders both east and west of the major artery. They also describe the direct route as a safer bet for redevelopment than empty fields alongside the Manitoba Hydro right-of-way and north of Parker Avenue.
In January, the public works committee held off on making any decision about the transitway alignment at the behest of River Heights-Fort Garry Coun. John Orlikow, who argued his constituents deserve more time for consultations.
Some senior city officials are now grumbling the time for talk is over, claiming transit engineers need to start planning now in order for construction to begin in 2014. There's also speculation council will move quickly in order for the project to be eligible for $75 million worth of federal funding reserved for public-private partnerships.
This morning, Orlikow plans to offer the committee a compromise -- begin planning for both alignments. And he has an ally in St. Norbert Coun. Justin Swandel.
"This rush to do something right now -- who is it serving? Is it to access the federal money? If that's the case, then say so," Swandel said Monday in an interview.
He and Orlikow maintain there's no reason why the city can't build a busway parallel to Pembina now and then run an extension through the Parker lands in the future, when development warrants it. Both councillors also contend the people most likely to use transit live closer to Pembina Highway in neighbourhoods such as Wildwood and Beaumont. According to a city report, the western dogleg would improve transit options for Linden Woods.
But what really upsets Orlikow and Swandel is the potential for missing out on the opportunity to build up one-storey buildings alongside Pembina into higher-density developments. The notion there are more potential tax dollars to be had in undeveloped areas has already been questioned by transit experts outside of Winnipeg.
"This is voodoo economics. There are no incremental taxes there," insisted Swandel, claiming the city is merely acquiescing to provincial desires to complete the transitway by 2018. "Politics are driving the planning, rather than planning driving the politics."
The city's recent troubles regarding land development -- the city remains the subject of an external real-estate audit -- have made residents cynical about the city's motives, Orlikow added.
"There is a fair bit of that," he said, adding some of his constituents believe they're being kept in the dark for nefarious purposes. Right now, the second phase of the Southwest Transitway comes with a $350-million price tag.
The city has committed to borrowing $137.5 million, provided the province comes through with the same amount of cash and Ottawa provides $75 million. The province's intentions should be clear when the provincial budget is unveiled next month. The whole deal may yet fall apart.
The question is whether the transitway alignment really does need to be set in stone and why some city officials, both elected and appointed, are so desperate to go the indirect route.
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After being forced into a reactionary mode for years, with declining tax revenues and state cuts causing tough budgetary decisions, the Turlock City Council will attempt to become proactive with a new effort to establish a two to four year roadmap for the City of Turlock.
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The newly presented budget from Gov. Jerry Brown is proposing some deep cuts to several state departments, including libraries, which could close the books on programs like adult literacy.
Representatives from state and local government, the federal legislature and Turlock school boards alike will gather in Turlock's War Memorial for a first-of-its-kind town hall meeting at 6 p.m. on Feb. 24.
The City of Turlock's Redevelopment Agency bonds found a willing buyer at a better than expected interest rate, Turlock Senior Accountant Marie Lorenzi said Friday.
Turlock City Council members on Tuesday approved a higher interest rate for the redevelopment bond issuance intended to fund the Public Safety Facility, possibly reducing the city's available funding for the project by $2.5 million.
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An expected, $64,789 General Fund budget surplus for the City of Hughson is now projected as a $70,923 – or more – deficit, members of the Hughson Finance Committee learned Tuesday.
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New Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors Chairman Dick Monteith delivered a grim yet positive State of the County address Tuesday night, calling for greater community and regional involvement to survive impending, drastic cuts.
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It's a common complaint in Turlock: Why is their road being fixed and not mine?
Events could be returning to the downtown Turlock area with a bridal showcase this spring and a monthly food fair this summer pending the Turlock City Council's approval of road closures for the events at Tuesday's City Council meeting.
Caltrans and its partners are beginning the first phase of a $133 million project to create a unique protective structure to protect the roadway from rockslides and restore State Route 140 between Mariposa and El Portal, and provide a safe, direct route to enter Yosemite National Park.
As part of an ongoing effort to successfully implement Assembly Bill 60, the California Department of Motor Vehicles announced it is seeking public comment on several potential changes to future application processes.
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Between the months of May and July, the annual Sardine Run along the southern and eastern coasts of South Africa is an eastward exodus of billions of sardines that follow nutrient-rich cool water while being followed themselves by a veritable caravan of predators. A unique aspect of the Sardine Run is that you can capture great images of the action from both above and below the water as predators dive toward the shoals of sardines from the air, as well as attack upward from beneath. To paint a picture of the action and chaos is difficult as it's truly a sensory overload, but unquestionably, it's one of nature's greatest spectacles, and this mass-feeding event offers photographers, filmmakers and naturalists an abundance of viewing and photographic opportunities.
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Located near Pearson International Airport, Royal Woodbine Golf Club is a championship caliber track for the serious golf enthusiast. From the tips, the par 71 course plays out at 6,446 yards with 76 sand traps and 30 water hazards! There's a driving range, chipping and putting green, pro shop, restaurant, bar, patio and locker room with showers, sauna and massage attendant. You can book up to six days in advance—especially advisable during peak season.
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This spring has been a interesting one to say the least. I have had some very old established plants in ground since the first weekend in March and all have been out of the greenhouse since about the same time. The rooters have come in and out a few times but that's not such a big deal. I hope everyone is getting ready for a great summer. Here are a few pictures I have taken mostly today but some from early in April.
A 2 year old Samoan Fluff which got roughly handled in some weather late last year. Hopefully it will branch out from the cuts. Its in a new planting bed i put in last month.
My Heavily pruned Lei Flower in the front garden.
Dean Conklin and Mexican Honeysuckle a few weeks back. I have to move him to a spot with more sun.
Royal Hawaiian with blooming Bouganvilla and Jasmine.
Two of my older Celadines in the late afternoon shade.
An Observation: Does anyone else notice a delay in tip growth when there are seed pods? Look at the difference between these branches. The far one actually has an inflo hidden by the leaves.
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My DSP which also was heavily root pruned this year. Its a bit slow to start but is now pushing out new growth and inflos.
Hey K. I love your landscaping. you say older establish have been in ground since March. do you dig them up every winter? How do you store them?
I'm thinking i might try some inground this year.
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thanks for the props on the landscaping. I have tried to focus on plants that are native or adaptable to South Texas and if doesn't say drought tolerant I won't buy it. This is the first year I am planting in the ground. My plan to dig out the plants is still TBD. I'll have to read up on it a bit more and probably visit with Emerson to get his advice. I'll let you know what he recommends. I will say for other readers to this post the two celadines are about 12 years old and quite woody/established which I think is an important discriminator. The Samoan is obviously much younger..but hey its Samoan Fluff.
Some outside factors still to be considered but I may take a chance with one or more keeping in ground all year. I'll have a frost blanket and incandescent christmas lights ready to go. This year parts of my backyard did not get a heavy freeze. I have Hibiscus and Bouganvilla which have not frozen back in now two years.
Rox, thanks for the input on the seed pods. Do you cut them off or do anything else? While I dont care for seeds I have a hard time purposely removing them.
J, I had someone do the concrete and flagstone walk and then I did the rest of the beds and blocks. Really the hardest part was loading all 58 of those retaining wall blocks in the truck. Once the first run was level it went quite quick. The walk goes all the way around to the greenhouse and garden shed. No more muddy feet when I go to visit my plants.
I did concrete work once...now I gladly pay for it.
Aloha kms2...I have heard to leave the pods on till they open up naturally if your intent is to have viable seeds or give away good ones or start the process yourself. I am very excited about my 2 different trees which are sporting great looking pods and are on 2 fabulous unknowns I brought from Hawaii. I did it in '05 from a pod on not the best of trees...I would assume that the seeds from these 2 trees will give me a better chance at some great ones (where I will find the room, who knows). Of the 25 trees from my last seed pod, I really only like 2 of them so, go figure, I give the others away to make room....mahalo and alohas, roxanne
Thanks for the response K.
Im sure Emerson will give you some great advise. Ill probably start experimenting with inground then dig up for winter with a noid and maybe a seedling or two. Im not confident enough to try my named stuff just yet.
Looking GREAT K!! I also love the name 'the grove of smalls', it sounds very mysterious and official. Since you have such lovely, mature trees in your yard do you have a hard time getting enough sun in there - since you mentioned one od them would need to be moved to more sun I was just curious.
Hi K!!!
Everything looks great!!!
Wish i had the temps you all are having.. cool and raining here.
My seedpods look about the same size and they stayed on the tree all winter. Im like you.. they stay on until they open.
Mine will go to others that like seeds.. Fun to share.
Hope you and the family are well.
Take care,