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Wisteria run wild - Celtic Dream Garden
Do you remember the post I did last summer when we visited an interesting small garden called Celtic Dream in the Niaraga area? I noticed at the time that there were wisteria vines in a lot of places. Yesterday I remembered that and we called down to see if the wisteria was in bloom and arranged to visit. On various GW forums I've seen a lot of people from warmer areas talking about how rampant the wisteria can be. Since the Niagara area where this garden is located is a bit warmer than here, I thought it might give me a better understanding of why wisteria can be so reviled :-) The wisteria was certainly vigorous there and well tangled in the trees and shrubs, but hadn't seemed to have killed anything. The owner said the wisterias were about 20+ years old. In several places the vines and their suckers had been woven together to make walls around rustic benches. Unfortunately Randy didn't get any pictures of that for me. Here are some of the pictures he did take...
Most of the wisterias were unidentified. This one looks a bit like ours, except much, much larger!
This stretch ran about 30' or so:
I'm pretty sure these ones were American wisteria - definitely a 'musk' scent!
The vine on this pergola was identified as 'Lawrence', which is the Japanese one I have that hasn't bloomed yet and is being trained as a tree. It sure looks like we've got our work cut out for us to keep it pruned to small tree size!
Kathy - most of the Chinese ones do rebloom - but the second bloom is more sporadic than the first spectacular show. Mine reblooms in July, which is nice to have. I'm hoping the clematises that have been growing into it might put on a good show this year.
I can see why one would be concerned with a wisteria run ranmpant on a smaller property but if you had the acres of open space that Celtic Dream has, the wisteria, while rampant, was very nice. There was a lot of big shrubs and bushy trees (viburnums and willows and I'm not sure what else) that provided the main climbing frames for the wisterias. Those shrubs/small trees didn't seem to be bothered by the wisteria, perhaps because it would be harder for the wisteria to strangle a multi-stemmed tree than it would a single-trunked one. So I think it's another case of right plant; right place.
gb - appaently some of the American or Kentucky wisterias should grow in your area - but 'musk' is not a nice fragrance! 'Lawrence' is supposed to be the hardiest Japanese wisteria and would be worth trying in a sheltered spot. It was originally found growing near Ottawa and that area is at least as cold, if not colder, than your area.

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Brewed with real Louisiana Pecans. Interesting. Definitely not an over whelming nut flavor which is a good thing. Less nutty than beers that don't claim to use any flavoring at all. It is a good beer and the slight nut flavor kind of adds to it.
Anyone else notice a distinctive smell to Abita beers? Not bad at all. Maybe a finishing hop they use, maybe a malt, maybe its the water.
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I have not had the Pecan, but have heard it's pretty good.
Have you ever had Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan? I've only heard about that one too..
As far as Abita is concerned, I cannot stand Purple Haze.
No I have never had anything from Lazy Magnolia. I am going to try to make there the next time I head to LA.
I am not a fan of Purple Haze either, tastes like cough medicine.
humm might have to check that out, I have always thought Abita made a solid beer.
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I had some at the brewery...I assume it was very fresh. I must of had a lot because about half way through the tour I was wasted.
If you think Abita's Pecan was good, you need to do yourself a favor and try our Southern Pecan. It's the original.
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In October 2008, Congress passed the Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property Act of 2008 (PRO-IP Act), to improve the effectiveness of U.S. government efforts to protect intellectual property (IP) rights such as copyrights, patents, and trademarks. The act also directed GAO to provide information on the quantification of the impacts of counterfeit and pirated goods. GAO (1) examined existing research on the effects of counterfeiting and piracy on consumers, industries, government, and the U.S. economy; and (2) identified insights gained from efforts to quantify the effects of counterfeiting and piracy on the U.S. economy. GAO interviewed officials and subject matter experts from U.S. government agencies, industry associations, nongovernmental organizations, and academic institutions, and reviewed literature and studies quantifying or discussing the economic impacts of counterfeiting and piracy on the U.S. economy, industry, government, and consumers. GAO is making no recommendations in this report.
According to experts and literature GAO reviewed, counterfeiting and piracy have produced a wide range of effects on consumers, industry, government, and the economy as a whole, depending on the type of infringements involved and other factors. Consumers are particularly likely to experience negative effects when they purchase counterfeit products they believe are genuine, such as pharmaceuticals. Negative effects on U.S. industry may include lost sales, lost brand value, and reduced incentives to innovate; however, industry effects vary widely among sectors and companies. The U.S. government may lose tax revenue, incur IP enforcement expenses, and face risks of counterfeits entering supply chains with national security or civilian safety implications. The U.S. economy as a whole may grow more slowly because of reduced innovation and loss of trade revenue. Some experts and literature also identified some potential positive effects of counterfeiting and piracy. Some consumers may knowingly purchase counterfeits that are less expensive than the genuine goods and experience positive effects (consumer surplus), although the longer-term impact is unclear due to reduced incentives for research and development, among other factors. Three widely cited U.S. government estimates of economic losses resulting from counterfeiting cannot be substantiated due to the absence of underlying studies. Generally, the illicit nature of counterfeiting and piracy makes estimating the economic impact of IP infringements extremely difficult, so assumptions must be used to offset the lack of data. Efforts to estimate losses involve assumptions such as the rate at which consumers would substitute counterfeit for legitimate products, which can have enormous impacts on the resulting estimates. Because of the significant differences in types of counterfeited and pirated goods and industries involved, no single method can be used to develop estimates. Each method has limitations, and most experts observed that it is difficult, if not impossible, to quantify the economy-wide impacts. Nonetheless, research in specific industries suggest that the problem is sizeable, which is of particular concern as many U.S. industries are leaders in the creation of intellectual property.
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Mash out: If I am going to mash out, do I add the mash out water to the existing mash in water? I don't drain anything out yet, correct?
For example, I might add a certain amount of mash in water, add the grain, let it sit for an hour, and then add my mash out water and let it sit another ten minutes.... then start draining and sparging, correct?
I have been doing extract brews and I really don't have much junk in the kettle after the boil. Not really any hot or cold break, just hop material. I just pour it all through a strainer into the fermenter, so I really don't have any wort loss.
Should I expect a lot more junk after an AG boil? Can I use the same process or will it stop up the strainer? (coarse stainless steel strainer). If the strainer trick won't work, how much wort should I expect to lose in a 5 gallon batch?
1) I drain and then mash out at 170°
2) I lose a little to break and hop particles. I brew 6 gallon to get 5+ gallons keggable.
You'll have to refine your process based off your equipment and process but just remember to have fun and don't stress too much .
Refining your process means more beer.
1) If you're batch sparging, I would just skip the mashout. The draining is so fast, there's not really time for anything bad to happen. Then just heat your sparge water into the upper 180's and it will raise the grain bed to 170 during the sparge.
2) I just drain everything into the fermenter. You can strain it if you like, but it all compacts down in the bottom of the fermenter and doesn't really hurt anything.
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If you're doing a fly sparge and a mash out, then you'd add your mash out water to the MLT, stir well to get the temperature equalized, then vorlauf and begin draining slowly while you added fresh sparge water at the same speed.
You will first get a "hot break", where the foaming wort stops trying to boil over. Then you can start adding your hops, after the hot break. After the hot break, the wort will look a bit like egg drop soup, with tiny bits of this break material. After the wort is chilled, you'll get a "cold break"- that's another group of coagulated proteins. This break material is bigger and globbier (is that a word?) and fluffier. It will still settle to the bottom in the fermenter, and compact down, but the first time you see it is kinda freaky!
I'd suggest using Irish moss, or preferably whirlfloc in the kettle to help this process along. A good hot break and a good cold break mean clearer beer in the end (no chill haze!).
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I'm planning to try my first AG this Friday and I have a few more questions.
1) Beersmith says to mash in with 15.13qt of 168.4F water for 60 minutes, then add 7.35qt of 202.4F water for 10 minutes, and then fly sparge with 3.11 gallons at 168F. Then it says to add water to achieve a boil volume of 6.97 gallons. These numbers are based on my equipment profile, which I think is as accurate as I can make it.
So, should I just fly sparge until I have 6.97 gallons of wort? or should I be sure I only sparge with 3.11 gallons of water and then stop and top off with water?
I know I don't want to go under a certain gravity with what's coming out of the mash tun, but if I add what amounts to 5.62 gallons of water (mash in and out) and then another 3.11 gallons goes through it, aren't I going to be pretty close to my 6.97 gallons?
2) Do you stir around in the mash during the 60 minute time? or just mix it up well and leave it alone?
3) How much temp drop is acceptable in the mash? I'm using a 10 gallon rubbermaid round cooler. I did a test today with 5 gallons of 168 degree water and once it stabilized (at 163F), I lost 9 degrees in an hour. Of course there wasn't any grain in there, so I don't know if my actual temp loss will be better or worse after it stabilizes (I realize it will drop more initially as it heats up the grain as well as the tun).
Personally, I sparge all the way up to preboil volume. Might as well get sugars instead of just water.
I stir like mad at first, and when its done. Not in between.
I would add strike at 180, cover and let sit to pre heat. Once the water, stirred, is a tad above strike temp, dough in. if high, stir down.
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2) as a recent ag convert here is what I noticed. When I did extract with only a ice bath I woul normally lose about a quarter gallon to trub after chillin and near a half gallon or more in the primary. Now when I switched I started using a ic to chill and whirlfloc during boil the first time I about **** when I had almost a gallon or more of gross trub in bottom of pot I ended up on a estimated 5.5 gallon batch with about 4.25 gallons. I was freaked with the fact of losing even more in prim and sec but come transfer day instead of a good 3 or so inch trub layer I ended up with only like a half to quarter inch layer in primary so defnatly a trade off. O and I forgot what question was. Mug
disney7 - regarding mash temp drops, someone on here pointed out that coolers are built to keep things cool, not hot. Consequently the lids are not insulated (doesn't matter if you want to keep things cool - but it matters a lot if you want to keep things hot). There are a number of ways to help insulate the lid. I simply lay about 4 folded blankets over the lid. Once I did that, my temp drop over 60 minutes went from 3 to 5 degrees to 1 or 2.
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We purchased a home last year that was previously owned by an English gardner.
There are three large red smoke bushes bordering our back yard. They are approximately 7 ft high and 4 ft wide each.
They had the smokey growths on them last year -fall?, but not yet this year. I'm wanting to trim them down some, but I need some advise. They are very healthy looking. I just want to trim them up a little and I would like to encourage more smoke blooms.
Please advise on what my plan of action should be. I can post photos tomorrow.
It's not time yet, but soon. Normal bloom time is mid-July into August.
Cutting them now will prevent them from blooming this year, or at least delay it, but would probably be worth the sacrifice of one year's bloom for the long-term reward of better shape and size.
Ideally, the best time to prune these would be very early spring, around the time the crocus and daffodils start to bloom, just before the buds begin to swell.
google rejuvenation pruning of shrubs ..
in my experience.. these are not the type of shrubs you give a hair cut to ... unless you really know what you are doing ...
every place you make a cut.. 2 to 4 buds will break.. and you will start getting large growth at height.. and in a year or two ... they end up starting to lean and fall ... and you end up with a bigger mess than you started with ...
if you look in the center.. about 6 inches from the ground .. you MIGHT see prior such cuts ... and that will be an indication.. of how good a gardener.. this English fellow/mum ... was ...
in the way back machine.. at my first house.. low learning curve .. i planted one.. about 8 feet from the house.. and came to find out.. that was about 10 feet too close... and i whacked it to the ground ... and by the next summer.. is was easily back to 6 feet.. i dont recall if it flowered that year ... but i was mad at it.. when i walked by with the saw .. lol ...
with its vast potential.. its either cut often and hard.. or removed ... do not rule out that option.. in the years to come ... i recall one.. in front of a 100 year old farm house.. trained to tree form.. and nearly covering the entire front of the house.. including the second story ...
i would like to see the pix.. and bobs your uncle ... since you brought up the theme ...
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This is one the smoke bushes. They look like they are going to smoke soon. I've had a difficult time finding someone here in the Ann Arbor MI area that is familiar with pruning these. I tentatively have a guy with 30years worth of pruning experience willing to do it, but he's never actually pruned one of there. I'm supposed to call him after the blooms are done. I've had two others look at the bush and not want to trim due to no experience. I'll post a few photos of base of bushes. If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate. I wouldn't mind trimming myself, but I don't want to ruin the bush. I'm not able to find any good youtube videos on pruning
Base of smoke bush 3
All bushes- taken a few days ago.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
If possible I would like to prune yearly and keep similar size/shape. I'm concerned with 1) them getting leggy and too large 2) pruning at the wrong time of year (I see some suggestions that say just after blooming and others saying early spring) So I'm confused as to which is best 3) I would like to stay away from cutting the bush down each year if possible.
did you google REJUVENATION PRUNING OF FLOWERING SHRUBS ????
why in the world any so called expert.. would NOT know how to trim this bush is beyond me.. and makes me wonder about his CV .... curriculum vitae ...
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and let me know what this dude charges you ... maybe its worth a drive from adrain.. lol ... but then i would violate rule 3 above ...
you cant really have rule 3.. and do this properly ... and that is why you are spinning your wheels ...
all flowering shrubs.. you enjoy the show.. then prune when its done flowering .. so it can set its buds in late fall for next year ... or if the other type.. grow the new buds in spring ....
Trim any unruly growth after blooming.
Cut the plants all the way back to about 8" above ground as soon as you see buds in the spring. The plant will back bud on those stubs and become more compact.
The popular method of pruning this shrub is called coppicing
Annual pruning to size will eliminate (or greatly reduce) flowering. Cotinus blooms on second and third year growth so an annual pruning after summer flowering effectively will remove a large percentage of the shrub's flowering potential for the coming year. Pruning in late winter/early spring will pretty much guarantee no flowering. A lot like bigleaf hydrangeas in this regard :-) You either choose to prune to maintain size or NOT prune to maximize flowering
Wow, what a dummy post on my end. For some reason I thought the poster was looking to encourage more compact growth.
I wonder if one strategy to encourage more smoke is to cut it back vigorously to encourage more growth. Yes you'll sacrifice blooms but more branching/growth = more smoke eventually?