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I'd rather Sony buy them than Nintendo. I wouldn't say Nintendo is the best at managing software releases.
But nintendo actually needs them more than sony. Sony already has tons of third party support. Nintendo doesn't have s***. So they would definitely benefit from the acquisition of atlus more than sony. Plus what about SMT x FE? If sony got them then that game would be cancelled. And nobody wants that.
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Square-Enix will buy them and then do nothing with thier IPs.
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Square-Enix will buy them and then do nothing with thier IPs.
Square Enix is in a pretty bad place themselves. Plus they're still too busy gushing over Lightning.
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Lancair77 posted...-NotoriousLynx posted...Panner posted...Nintendo would be CRAZY not to buy this developer.
Alright, cool thanks. I didn't mean to imply you were lying or anything. I just definitely wanted to see it for myself, as I hadn't heard a thing about it. Two souls games would be pretty awesome, as long as they both stay true to franchise. But we are getting off-topic now.
"Stick 'em with the pointy end!"
^No. Nomura is better off leaving Square-Enix to rot without him piggyback carrying them and make his own studio. He does brilliant things when he's not working on Final Fantasy.
And yeah I hope Nintendo buys Atlus. They're better at maintaining a series without distorting what it should be or ruining traditions and still make money in the end. If Sony bought Atlus they'd force them to westernize Persona and the other series for sake of sales or something.
Ruh-roh, they wanna own Demon Souls?
Nintendo was planning on SMT x FE being released, Sony was hoping to collect on Demon Souls. I bet Atlus gets chopped. No way a battle like that ends without Atlus getting chopped. Sony would get Demon Souls, and Nintendo would get whatever IPs it needs for SMT x FE.
But I don't like the scattering of studio talent. Keep the kids together, guys. :(
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Sad news indeed.
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Ruh-roh, they wanna own Demon Souls?
Demons Souls isnt owned by Atlus, its already owned by Sony.


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I must say, I really don't like this idea. While I'm not against procs or crits, I really think debuff clearing shouldn't be up to chance. When I'm debuffed I don't want to hope that I'm being cleared, I want to know it.
But maybe that's just me.
If you don't like debuffs, bring a proper counter. I hate that TT1 removes APB3, FOMM3 and such very easily. You hate the fact you wouldn't be able to reliably remove debuffs, I hate the fact that some captain or cmd. ranked abilities are reliably removed by ensing rank ability spammage.
Beside, all current counters clear debuffs for their whole duration, so even with my suggestion they would remove it, it could just take few seconds if you try to clear high ranked ability with low ranked counter not just instantly. Which would add a risk / opportunity cost for some counters. Right now, it is a no-brain choice.
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Squash bugs - forgive me Nature, for I have sinned
Just went out tonite for the evening inspection and walk-about....and to my HORROR....my yellow summer squash and zuchs have Squash Bugs!!! Since I've scaled WAY back, I only have 2 hills of each. Of course, one of each is way more affected than the other, but that doesn't fool me into thinking they BOTH aren't infested. The plants are only about a foot high and don't even have any blooms yet because I planted late.
I paniced...and thru my white-light furry....stomped to the garage and grabbed the Sevin. I dusted the top-side and underside of every single leaf...and then I did a light dusting of the Nat'l Pickling Cukes that I'm guarding with every reserve of energy I have. These bugs weren't full-fledged adults yet. They were only about as big as a pencil lead, but mercy! They were already doing a LOT of damage!!! I only found a few eggs on the underside of a few leaves, but I'm sure there's more I couldn't see yet.
Now, I'm so remorseful. I've tried so stinkin' hard to garden organicly this year and I've had so much success so far that I guess I just snapped when these critters showed up. Ugh.....now I wish I could go out with a flashlight - wash the leaves and give the plant some other method to survive. My saving grace may be that DH was hooking up a new sprinkler. He asked what I was going to do when the water washed off the Sevin. My flippant reply was "hit them again in the morning!"....is this the only sure fire way to battle them? I've done a search of this forum as well as a google search. It all tells me that Sevin is the fastest most effective way to get & keep them under control.
Maybe I should just pull the whole plant? Re-seed somewhere else and buy at a local farmer's market in the meantime? Ugh....I feel SOOOO defeated!!!!
Surely I'm not the ONLY one to encounter these Devils yet...
Paula, I sinned also. I fought Squash bugs all last year, I decided I was not going down that road again.
I have another area I am getting ready for Butternut. I have never grown them before. They will go into this new area in hills that I will amend.
Sometimes it seems that you take one step forward and two steps back.
Butternut is a good choice. I was reading an article by Steve Bender this week and it listed these four as resistant to squash bugs: Butternut, Early Summer Crookneck, Improved Green Hubbard, and Royal Acorn.
I went through my seeds and only had butternut. I had several hubbards and several acorns, but not the ones he recommended. I knew that butternut would be on that list, and expected to see Zuchetta, but it wasn't there. I would be interested to learn of your experience with any of those.
Guess I will just take my chances because there are several others I would like to plant, with spaghetti squash being our favorite.
Paula, I don't blame you. I might have reacted the same. I haven't used Sevin in the garden since moving here, but I have some Ecobran for grasshopper control, and I'll put it out in the garden if the wind ever stops blowing so hard. The Ecobran is a bran bait with 2% Sevin. It will affect only those insects that are attracted to the bran, which should be grasshoppers and likely crickets and a few other pests as well. Time will tell if it is effective. I won't spray Sevin, though, because of its effect on beneficial insects. I count on the beneficials to take care of most of my pest problems, so I can't afford to kill them off and just won't do it.
You might try spraying Spinosad. It is about the best organic pesticide I've ever seen, although I haven't used it as a spray, only as a granular product. I don't use pyrethrins because of their toxicity to cats and I don't use Rotenone because of its link to some diseases in humans. I don't use neem either because it is an oil and can smother beneficials. See, once you start trying to choose what is "least harmful", even the organic pesticides don't seem so attractive, at least not to me.
The squash bugs haven't hit our plants yet, but I've been expecting them any time now. Last year they hit us here about the third week in June. Also, I've seen the dreaded clear wing moth that lays the squash vine borer eggs, but haven't found any evidence of SVBs yet.
Other than attempting to grow zuke and yellow squash every year, I've stopped planting anything the SVBs would kill. I still plant moschata squash, usually Seminole, and they usually don't bother it. I used to grow many kinds of pumpkins and winter squash but just got tired of the endless battle with the SVBs and squash bugs.
I prefer keeping the squash plants covered with floating row covers, and likely will use that for my fall plantings. We've had so much high wind gusting into the 30s and 40s lately that keeping them covered is going to be difficult, which is one reason my current plants aren't covered. I'm thinking of building a wood frame---picture a cage---and covering it with floating row cover that is stapled or glued or something to attach it to the wooden frame, and then setting it over the next planting of squash. I might try that with a plant or two and try floating row cover over hoops with some other plantings and see what works best or if either one works. The drawback to row covers is you have to uncover the plants to pollinate the flowers, but it is probably preferable to losing everything to SVBs and squash bugs.
Do what you've got to do to get a crop and do what your conscience can live with. Now, see, I think my conscience can live with me using EcoBran, but I don't think it would like for me to spray Sevin after working for 13 years to build a good population of beneficial insects. And, my conscience may change its mind after squash bugs kill my current squash plants (which just seems inevitable, doesn't it?).
Some folks can wait and plant very late and get a crop, and it may work if you don't have anyone within a mile or two of you growing an earlier crop to give the squash bugs and SVBs a food source earlier in the season, and if you don't have the native squash plants they like. We have the native squash plants here (I destroy them on our property, but they are abundant along the nearby river bottom land) so we're always going to have SVBs and squash bugs close enough to us that they can migrate here.
Here is a link that might be useful: ATTRA: Squash Bugs and Squash Vine Borers
Paula, out of all of our years in OK, I was only able to grow a decent amount of summer squash once. The squash bugs got 'em all the other years. I'd get maybe one or two squash and then blammy. They'd all die. I don't blame you a bit for losing your temper with them! I think the only reason I never did the same was because I never had any on hand.
I'm hoping for at least a year's grace period here in the new place. Since the previous people didn't garden, maybe the squash bug network doesn't yet have it on their radar. LOL I'm growing tromboncino just in case, though.
Carol, interesting to know about the early summer crookneck. It's one of my favorites but it's always succumbed to the critters as well. However, it's the only one that I ever get those one or two from before they croak.
Yeah, I have lost 75% of my hubbards to SVBs already. I have been able to keep the squash bugs to a minimum by checking leaves on an almost daily basis. I cannot count the number of squash bug eggs that I have removed/destroyed.
I am hoping that the SVBs have made their pass through my garden for the next couple of months. I have been burying lengths of vine for my hubbards hoping they will root at those spots. My summer squash are handling the SVBs a little better, but I have lost a few to the SVBs.
I now have to tackle the trillions of aphids on my cucumber plants. This has been an exhausting season of gardening, with little reward.
I think when you read that butternuts are resistant, that they are talking SVB resistance, not resistance to squash bugs. It always frustrates me the way these two are discussed as if they are interchangeable, when they are so completely different.
Last year my squash were devastated by squash bugs so I was really looking for them this year. On one day, about three weeks ago, I found a small adult and a bunch of tiny babies, no eggs. I smashed the adult. Got out thee Diamectacous earth and made a mess dusting the plants and the ground around them. Made sure to dust the undersides of the leaves, so that if any babies happened to hatch they would be born on the stuff. Well, it seems to be working, since I haven't seen another bug. I have about ten huge plants and maybe fifteen cucumbers. I've been checking them very closely every day for bugs and eggs. Not a sign!
If something as benign to the beneficials as DE can work and I don't even have to resort to row covers and hand pollination I will be estatic. I don't seem to have the borers in AZ yet so I'm only dealing with those nasty bugs.
It was my understanding that Sevin doesn't kill the squash bug. So I was searching for info on other ways to kill them. I found several places that said spraying soapy water would kill them. Of course I didn't believe it so just to see, I got my sprayer and mixed up some good soapy water using Dawn dish washing liquid. For a comparison I sprayed 1/2 of my plants with Dawn water and the other 1/2 with Bronco equine fly spray I have on hand which has pyrethrin and permethrin in it as well as citronella. To my surprise I can't tell by looking which plants were sprayed with what. Dead Squash bugs everywhere. Even still clinging to leaves and stalks. Just touch them and they fall off. Dawn is much cheaper!
YEA! Good to know, highline! I may have to give that a try!
I have also found an older thread on the Vegetable Forum for some input. I've linked it below.
Also, I'm slowly converting my work-partner into a gardener and she mentioned today she had tons of gourds growing. Every year she mows them down and they come back plentiful. She got curious and did some kind of google search and came up with some interesting info. She read to me a site that says gourd leaves, soaked in water and wrapped around the stem of squash protects from borers. She also read that ground-up gourds, sprinkled around the plant ward of squash bugs. Something about them being toxic to the bugs but not inhibiting the pollinators. This method was supposedly used by the Indians. I've done a search and can't find the site, but I'll ask her tomorrow. Anyone ever heard of this?
Here is a link that might be useful: Previous thread on squash bugs & borers
Two yeas ago I tried dish soap mixed with pet flea shampoo, both a very light mixture. It seemed to help. I had to spray often and stopped because of concern about safety. I had not read anything about people trying it and I did not want to be a Guinna pig.
Tracy - I had always heard that butternut was resistant to SVB also, but here is the quote from the southerliving.com site.
Plant Resistant Varieties
Some squash types are resistant to squash bugs, including 'Butternut,' 'Early Summer Crookneck,' 'Improved Green Hubbard,' and 'Royal Acorn.' If you plant non-resistant types, check the leaf undersides frequently for eggs clusters and destroy the infested leaves./i>
After I read your post I went out to take a good luck at my squash plants. Found two mating pairs, several egg clusters and a bunch of nymphs. I spent several minutes handpicking and squishing and then DH found the diatomaceous earth and sprinkled. Tomorrow or whenever I see more I may try the DAWN dish deterg. Thanks for that.
So far I haven't had many pest except for pill bugs and slugs which I have just ignored and let them eat since I knew most of what they were eating was going to go to seed anyway. I did protect the eggplant with some diatomaceous earth and that seem to take care of the pill bug problem.
I didn't find one worm on any of my broccoli and haven't seen any hornworms.
I bought a dusting gun from Lee Valley that you can use with DE, it says wet the foliage and cover with a light dusting. I had planned to try it on the Japanese Beetles and see if it made any difference. I started seeing JB's on the grape vines this week but I haven't treated anything yet. I will also put it on other things if I begin to have a problem. I normally don't use anything but I have given up on summer squash except for Zuchetta. I am thinking of making a couple of grow cages for next year so I can grow a couple of squash in one and eggplant in the other. Soon we will be growing everything under protective covers if the insects get any worse.....and then there's the hail.
I learned something else on this thread. The young ones are nymphs? Well, that's what I had last nite. They were dark with black legs, but not a full grown adult. Some were kinda of a light "glow" green and smaller so I imagine they were even younger. Obviously, these critters have no morals because there were enough eggs on the underside of the leaves to infest a 10 acre crop!
I removed all the leaves that had eggs, plus pulled several of the plants that were past hope. Also, not a single sign of anything moving around the plants. I found a few remains of bugs. They still look like a baker tossed out 10 lbs of flour.
Thanks for the tips, friends!
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A week ago I had a adult male on one plant.
Grabed him and lost him but havn't seem him since.
NO eggs no bugs yet.
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saturday old man got called out and I have no phone
and can't drive since my accident and the computer was down for 2 days I've been in Okarche prison.
I'm still happy to give anyone gourds.
Paula sorry about the bugs.
When u love squash and look forward to it and the bugs come
it's sad.
hope it holds true for the butternut it's my first year as well.
I grow c. Moschatas almost exclusively. That is the butternut family. They resist squash vine borers but nothing I know of resists squash bugs. I guess gourds do. But my experience with them is limited. I've resorted to planting (re-planting) my squash in coffee can collars, hoping this keeps the squash bugs off them until they start to crawl. So far this year, they've killed most of my squash plants. Sevin is tempting....
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I have noticed some of you use DE, what grade do you use?
I bought a 50 lb bag of it a few years ago and cant say it does a lot of good. The bag says "Food Grade", maybe I am using it wrong, maybe you are to pick a bowl of the bugs, dust them and eat them. If that is the case I think I can fill my freezer within a couple of weeks.
The food kind is the one to use. The swimming pool type sold at big box stores is processed dangerously and using it is hazardous to your health if you inhale the particles.
DE hasn't worked as well for me as I'd like so I don't use it much any more. It works better in areas where I have the sandier soil, and doesn't work as well where I have clay. I have no idea why the difference in performance.
Same as Dawn for me, Larry. I used it and it worked... okay. But the beneficial bugs worked just as good so I just quit using it in the garden. I do still use it in the chicken house, though.
I had DE left from when we had quail and we used it under their cages.
I always have trouble with eggplant and some years don't even plant it. I didn't remember to plant it this year, but Chandra gave me one plant. I put it in a cheap tomato cage and covered it with a cover made from sheer curtain fabric. Although it probably got a little less light, it still got rain and protection from the flea beetles. I was shocked to see that it had leaf damage so I watched it for a day or to. One morning I uncovered it to find dozens of pill bugs so I scattered a little DE and covered it back up. The damage stopped and within a few days, it was stronger looking so I uncovered it and it is now blooming.
Until a few days ago my hollyhocks were fine, but now there are no leaves, just the veins left where the leaves once were. I haven't been watching them so I don't know if they were eaten by flea beetles or Japanese beetles. We put some DE on the grapes this morning to see if that would make them less attractive to the JBs. Some of the leaves had 20 beetles on them.
OMG!!! Spraying with the dawn really seemed to work. I have been searching and searching for a solution to this problem. I already lost one crook neck and one zuchinni to the buggers. I been have doing squash bug patrol every morning and every evening to no avail. I get about 6-8 adults every day and about one or two egg masses. I went out today armed with the dawn and sprayed my heart out. They came out of hiding and I was able to easily grab them up. One just keeled over as I was about to grab it was dead. Thank you, thank you highline for posting the dawn solution. I will be using it everyday.
Would y'all please stop spraying me all over your plants. I'm getting spread really thin here. : )
Just be careful when using any insecticidal soaps on plant foliage in high temps and intense sunlight. It can burn plant foliage and, in fact, soap sprays also are used as herbicides....so be really careful with them!
The way the soap works is that it coats the bugs and I think it starts dissolving their exoskeletons. It works by contact, so only kills those with which it makes contact before it dries.
Here is a link that might be useful: How Insecticidal Soaps Work
I guess I went a little heavy with it because I did burn some of the leaves on two of my plants. They were already understress from the squash bugs. I will go lighter next time. I still have time in the garden season so I might just plant two more on the other side of the house.
I do not use soap sprays period in hot weather. In our intense heat and sunlight they can very easily burn foliage. Often the burn doesn't show up for a few days so folks don't realize what they've done to their plants and think instead that some weird disease has hit. Of course, not everyone in OK is as hot as we have been here (and many places in western OK are hotter). At our house we're at or over 100 every day lately and those temps are bad enough without making life harder on the plants by spraying them with soap. If you spray too much soap on your plants, you're spraying them with "herbicidal" soap and not "insecticidal" soap.
If I were going to use soap, I'd avoid homemade concoctions and purchase a commercial soap spray. They are precisely formulated to lower the risk of having too much soap and burning the foliage. However, even commercial soap sprays can burn plants if used too heavily or in weather that is too hot or if too much of the solution is sprayed on the plant.
Also, be sure to use soap and not detergent. Detergent burns a lot more easily.
So, Dawn, are you a detergent or a soap? I have some Dr. Bronner's which I know is a soap.
By the way, I'd planned on only spraying the actual bugs, not the plant. Of course, there will be some overspray, but I can't imagine giant parts of the plant getting sprayed?
A random memory came to me today: In our OK house, we had continual problems with wasps getting in the house and we used soapy water to "shoot" them. I'd forgotten all about that until this morning.
And thanks for reviving it because I'm faced with these little buggers once again! Really enjoyed re-visiting this subject and time! Since all this, I've bought a cheap little sprayer at the $ store and it's perfect for this application. My best recollection is the ratio is 1/4 cup Dawn DW soap to a gallon of water, maybe only a half the water though.
And from experience, it must be the tried and true Dawn brand. (Ain't NOBODY like Dawn, right? OR Diane aka Owiebrain) I used the Dawn pink formula this spring to make the gardeners hand scrub recipe that Moni posted and I love it! Given several jars as gifts.
Lesson learned...use Dawn. The soap or her. She's pretty good natured about it (her knowledge) and the brand name soap is the "bomb".
Going out now to spray cuz the little buggers showed me some new eggs last nite.......
I know that Dawn dish detergent is very popular for making soap sprays but it is a detergent, and detergents are more damaging than soap. Soap and detergent are not the same thing, y'all, so please use a kinder, gentler soap. I would feel horrible if y'all use detergent and burn your plant foliage. The hotter the temperatures get, the more likely detergent (and even soap) will burn foliage. So, if y'all insist upon spraying my namesake detergent on your plants, please be careful and spray in the very late afternoon or early evening, and never in the morning, and never, ever, ever during the middle of the day. Temperatures are heating up this week and folks who got away with spraying detergent in lower temperatures might have problems if they spray that same stuff on plants at significantly higher temperatures. We hit 100 degrees at our house today and I decided I am sick of summer and looking forward to autumn.
If I was making a homemade soap spray, I'd use Dr. Bronner's, and I'd use the lavender one because that one has such a lovely aroma. You can spray your plants with it and inhale the lavender aroma and pretend you're growing a garden full of lavender.
Moni's gardener's hand scrub is the bomb! I love it, love it, love it.
There is a post above that suggests gourds could repel SBs and SVBs. It is a few years old. Did anyone try it? Any guess what kind of gourds. I have searched the internet far and wide looking for ways to deal with these pests and never found any other reference like this.
I'm curious to know about the gourds, too, Amy. I actually have a couple of old gourds we were gifted. I wonder if I bang them up and spread them around .... I'd hafta have approval. Bill loves gourds.
I'm in a battle over my Old Timey Pumpkins which are growing like crazy.
I keep shoveling dirt on the base of the stems.. really buried 1/4 of the plant yesterday to help against SVB. The squash bugs seem relentless. I'm considering dropping some yellow squash seeds to help keep them off the pumpkins.
Bon - a deterring plant would be helpful. I've got zukes growing in a new place this year...but I planted catnip all around them. So far.....(knock on wood!!!) they have no bugs while the yellow straightneck are continually under attack. I've got dill in the bed with the straightneck as a deterent and it's obviously NOT working.
Don't know about the gourds but if anyone needs any seeds, there was a TON of packets leftover from the Spring Fling. I'd be happy to mail them to anyone interested.
I have radishes going to seed, petunias, buckwheat, marigold, calendula, chamomile and possibly catnip (though it didn't germinate well and I am just beginning to see plants I think are catnip. I planted the squash around the edges of a 4 foot bed, which is now working on climbing a trellis. The companions are kind of scatter sewn in the Middle. I keep looking for squash bugs, and knock wood, none have appeared. This chaotic method drives my OCD husband crazy, and there is quite a jungle. I was visited by borers a few weeks ago, but I am growing Trombocino and Scarchuks Supreme and so far damage has not slowed them down. There is a seminole pumpkin across the yard with only a radish in with it, so far it is clean, too.
SVBs do attack gourds, although it seems like gourds are not necessarily their favorite thing. Sometimes they kill mine and sometimes they don't. They seem to bother decorative warted gourds more than they bother birdhouse gourds.
The nice thing about catnip is you only have to plant it once. After that, it will reseed itself everywhere. I always let mine bloom its head off because the flowers attract beneficial insects. Catmint is another great companion plant for squash and other plants. I have "Walker's Low" catmint growing near my squash.
Amy, Gently rub a leaf of your catnip-looking plant between your fingers and see if you pick up a catnip aroma. Their scent is present from a pretty early age.
I think I have lost one Seminole plant one year, and I never checked it to see if it was SVBs that got it or if it was bacterial wilt or something similar. The other Seminole plants just filled in the area where the deceased plant had been growing and within a couple of weeks, it was so well filled-in that no one but I knew that a plant had died there in that row. In a good year, Seminole runs 30-40' across my garden and I let it do as it pleases because it grows in conditions, and under pest pressure, that nothing else can and will tolerate, except for other C. moschata winter squash. This year I planted both the regular fruited Seminole and the ones with the larger fruit. In the past, I've only grown the regular one. C. moschatas are as close to being SVB-proof as anything else I've ever grown.
Squash bugs and squash vine borers are a big problem roughly 8 years out of 10 for everything except the C. moschata types. Over the years, I basically dropped all the C. pepo and C. maxima types of pumpkins, replacing them with C. moschata types. I just got tired of fighting the SVBs every year, so figured I'd work smarter instead of working harder, and replaced them with C. moschatas that deter the SVBs for me.


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Frost damage-sacrifice buds for health?
A few of my newly planted clivias got some pretty bad frost damage (half the plant damaged in some cases) this past winter. 2 of the plants ctually have buds that I can see which might emerge. Should I sacrifce the buds so that the plants can have more energy to recover?
Thanks for any info :)
I am in the same situation. Several of my adult clivias were accidentally exposed to 19 degrees F for a few hours around November 1. None died, but all lost the top half to two-thirds of the tips of their leaves. I participate in the clivia enthusiast email list and asked others for advice. Some experienced growers told me that their frost damaged clivias produced more blooms in the following season than they had before. Although my plants are indoors with only bright light, I have been amazed at the amount of new growth they have put on. Most have produced four full length healthy new leaves. Several are producing offsets. And just tonight, I noticed that one of my Solomone yellows that normally blooms in June is forming a flower.
I think the plant is fine and don't intend to remove the flower stalk. I feed my clivias every two weeks from January through October, and they are vigorous growers. I haven't seen growth slowed or subsequent flowering diminished by allowing them to produce seeds, so I don't think this frost damage has weakened them either. I may be wrong about this, but I am willing to take the chance.


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Friday, March 27, 2015
By: Susannah Prater
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We adopted Bear from the NE Humane Society a week ago and she fits right in with our family. Our granddaughters love her and Bear loves people and attention! We take her on daily walks, play tug-of-war with her, and love her. Bear loves children and the neighborhood children love to include her in their play. She whines till they come over and pet her and play in her vicinity! She is very well mannered and does not get up on any furniture till she gets permission. She lays her head on the couch or bed and whines a little till she has the "OK" to get on. She was trained very well and is such a joy.
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Saturday, March 7, 2015
By: Kristina Warner
After five years, I finally felt ready to adopt again after losing my 14-year-old labs
In March of 2009, I had to say goodbye to my best friend and black Lab, Shadow. I was devastated, as I'm sure many pet owners are familiar with. The following year, we lost our second dog, Shadow's best friend and partner in crime, Buster. Both were well into old age, at 13 and 14 years old, but the loss of both of them, only a year apart, was hard to move on from. I wanted to honor the memory of them and felt that getting a new pet too quickly would be doing a disservice to Shadow and Buster and to the new pet.
Finally, this past May (2014), I knew that I was long overdue for a dog. I looked into several different rescues, I visited the Nebraska Humane Society multiple times ... and then one weekend, just before a meet-and-greet for a local dog rescue, my dad suggested, "Let's go to the Humane Society one more time, just to see what's there before we go to the meet and greet."
So we went. We paced the kennels a few times but kept coming back to one black Lab in particular. My dad commented on how intelligent his eyes were - a deal breaker for him, in considering dogs - and I couldn't help but notice how sweet he was. When we finally visited with him and an adoption counselor, he was very nervous and shy. He needed a little work on his leash, but considering how badly Shadow and Buster both used to pull, this new Lab did really well. Within just a short time, I knew that this was the dog I wanted and soon, we were signing the papers to take him home.
The second I got him to my house, he waltzed right in, sniffed around a little bit ... and then made himself right at home on my bed. He was unbothered by my cat, who was also adopted from the NHS when he was just a kitten in 2001, and before the weekend was up, Levi (as I had renamed him - staff at NEHS had temporarily named him George) was fully situated into my household.
He had a couple of mis-starts - the stitches at neuter site tore, and the rest of May seemed to be dedicated to getting him fully healthy again. But now, we're creeping up on being a family for almost a year.
Levi and my cat, Puck, are the best of friends. They wrestle and play-chase in the house and Levi will nudge Puck until he grooms him. They both sleep in my bed and lay together in the pet bed. Levi comes to my parents' house daily, where he ... gives my parents' cats a wide berth, but it's his second home. He wrestles with my dad and gets to run the backyard with their toy poodle.
Despite being 60+ pounds, Levi still thinks that he's a lapdog. He'll climb onto my lap when I'm on the couch, or in the recliner, and he'll lay on top of me. He loves to cuddle and play tug of war with his squeaky toys. And he LOVES squeaky toys. I can't help but buy him a new toy every time I'm at the store.
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Friday, March 6, 2015
By: Jerry Hensley
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I came to the shelter this past Sunday and found Amber, the best little friend in the world. On the way home in my big truck, she seemed bored, scared and like she didn't like me too much, but when I got home and introduced her to my family, she lit up and came alive. She bonded with the family real quick and was an instant family member success. I thought she didn't like me very much, but I soon found out that she was crazy about me. Every time we go out for a while and come home, she takes a fit over me when we retur. She plays with everyone, but always gives me the most love and attention. I'm so glad I found Amber and she is an awesome little dog with a lot of smarts. We love her very much and want to thank you guys for hooking me up. Thank you very much!
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Thursday, March 5, 2015
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Gunner lived a wonderful life with us
12 years ago last October, we came into NHS not really expecting to find a playmate for our other dog but the Brittany Spaniel just knew we would take him home. He was very skittish at first and after a few months, we figured he was an abused dog but our love and comfort overtook him and he lived a very spoiled life. He protected our home and we knew when someone or something was walking by. We were very safe with him and we knew he felt safe with us. On March 4th, we made the tough decision of putting him down and coming full circle when we came back to NHS and Rainbow Bridge to complete our process to bring him back home again. NHS was both kind and professional in both processes and we thank them for helping him and us to give him his forever home -- in life and in death.
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Sunday, March 1, 2015
By: Monica Mahoney
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I always thought of myself as a dog person, but working with many people who have unmeasurable feline love helped me better understand cats and gave me the push I needed to rescue one. When I went to the Nebraska Humane Society, I wanted a brand new kitten and almost went home because none were available at the time. Bea was the last kitty I saw and I was later surprised to learn that she is still a kitten as 16 weeks. The more time I spent with her and with the help of the adoption counselor, Vicki, I decided that she was the one for me. Bea connected with me and to her new home right away. She is very talkative and loves to explore, play, and cuddle. Now I couldn't imagine being without this smart, sweet little girl.
Our first pet adoption
Friday, February 27, 2015
By: David Gregg
I think I found the perfect dog thanks to NHS!!
The adoption is going great so far! No accidents in my home or bad interactions with other dogs or people! Flex didn't like his first vet visit ... he growled a little bit but was easily calmed down! We have bonded very well so far. He is learning to play fetch and play with other toys. I think I found the perfect dog thanks to NHS!!
Lucy is the perfect match
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
By: Cory Guyer
We adopted Lucy a week ago for our family and she is the PERFECT dog for us!
A little over a year ago, our dog Midge passed away -- leaving an empty hole in our family's life. Our other rescue dog Sydney needed another companion and our son needed the dog he always wanted. Two weeks ago, we met Lucy, and she blew us away! She's incredibly sweet and fun, and we knew she was the dog for us. We had to wait out her kennel cough for a week; however, when we received a call telling us she was ready, we couldn't wait. After a week of having her home, my son has the dog he always wanted. Lucy loves the boy and it has the makings of a classic tale. We couldn't be more thrilled to have her a part of our family.
Sunday, February 22, 2015
By: Jenny Cuykendall
Charlie has found his forever home and we couldn't be happier!
After fifteen years, we lost one of our cats, a beloved orange tabby. We knew he could never be replaced, but after a few weeks, we found ourselves at the Humane Society. We had chosen a few cats to look at, but none of them fit our needs. We have another cat, Jupiter, and we needed a companion for him. Many of the cats in the shelter that day had not been around other cats or did not get along well with them. Finally, our counselor brought in a skinny orange tabby and we knew right then that he was the one. His name was Peaches, but once we got him home, it quickly changed to Charlie. It seems to fit his character better. Right away he got along with Jupiter, the two were fast friends. Charlie is almost the same age, almost two years old. They love to play, tumbling and chasing each other. They also love to snuggle. Charlie has found his forever home and we couldn't be happier!
10th Anniversary
Friday, February 13, 2015
By: Richard Stutte
A great 10 years and looking for 10 more
It was 10 years ago that we adopted green-eyed Zeuss after the passing of our 21-year-old cat, Moose. Five years later, we adopted Seuss. These two guys are the attached to us like no other cats we've had in the past. They are buddies and they share their domain with Winslow, our Maine Coon we took in when his owner came looking for a good home for him. A great 10 years and looking for 10 more.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
By: Kaci Merchen
I couldn't have asked for a better dog!
First a little back story: I had a 14-year-old Pembroke Welsh Corgi named Rachel who I had since I was 5, and I got her as a present for coming off of treatment for Leukemia. She passed away of old age on July 5th, 2014. I loved her very much and always will. I just needed another dog, because I have never lived without one before and needed a companion. Rachel was my best friend. She was there when no one else was. When she passed, my whole world fell apart. And I know Vespa will never replace her, that wasn't even my intention. So we went to the shelter.
I got Vespa in early August of 2014. She was the shy quiet one in a corner, but when I came up to the glass she came right up to me! I'm a 16-year-old girl. Any dog is adorable to me, but there was something about her eyes that made me have to have her. My mom was called over and she looked at her and said, "She is so homely! Are you sure?" Of course, I said yes and we signed up to meet her. My mom was very nervous about getting a dog her size and with how shy she was, but I was insistent and since she would be my dog, she let me have her. She was in kennel #2.
We get home and the first thing she does is go sniffing around and she was getting sick. We knew we had to give her some medications, but my mom got scared and told me "we aren't keeping a sick dog." To a point, I understood and reluctantly took her to the shelter to see what was going on, but thank god the lady there convinced my mother to keep her for a few more days, to let her nerves calm down. So we get back home and she was very shy. We gave her some space and let her get used to the new surroundings. By the end of the night she was a lot more open with us, but wouldn't stop following me around. (not a bad thing in my opinion).
After some time, she kept getting more and more open with us and now she is a crazy lovey pup who never leaves my side. She is the perfect companion and I am so happy my mother decided to let me keep her. She is the best thing that has ever happened to me and we couldn't be happier together. I bring her almost everywhere I go besides school!
I cannot thank the shelter enough for uniting me with my best friend. She is perfect and so smart! She now knows to fall over when I say bang! and can crawl, bow, shake, switch paws, sit pretty, sit, lay down, roll over, speak, and we start agility training in the spring!!! I couldn't have asked for a better dog!


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