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Tête à Tête with Fatima Al Qadiri
photos: Valeria Cherchi
Fatima Al Qadiri is an artist, musician and composer working in New York. She composed the soundtrack for our Men's Fall/Winter 2014 show and her track Szechuan, from her album Asiatisch, is the sound heard on our FALL 2014 experience. KENZINE had the pleasure of chatting to her about Asiatisch and her collaborations with KENZO.
KENZINE: Besides your solo career under your own name you have many different projects, including AYSHAY and collaborations with Visionist; lately, you started Future Brown with J-Cush and Nguzunguzu, who also created a soundtrack for KENZO in 2012. Do you find that constant dialogue and collaboration with other artists is important to evolving your music?
FATIMA AL QADIRI: Collaborations occur naturally, I don't overthink the process. Although Future Brown in particular is an evolution because of the number of artists involved in the project.
K: Can you tell us about how you approached the mix for the KENZO men's Fall/Winter 2014 show, composed with some of your music from your album Desert Strike?
F.A.Q.: It was a conversation with Carol and Humberto in person that decided which tracks were used. Really swift and to the point - my favorite kind of approach.
K: The KENZO Fall/Winter collections draw on the mystery of the Pacific-Northwest states of the U.S.: Lynch's Twin Peaks, the distorted light you find there and things not being what they seem. Is that a part of the country you are familiar with?
F.A.Q.: The only part of the West Coast I've been to is L.A. But Twin Peaks is a global cult favorite so it's an ongoing reference for artists.
K: Your song Szechuan from your latest album Asiatisch is the soundtrack to the KENZO Fall 2014 3D video experience. Carol and Humberto's latest Sprint/Summer 2015 collection for KENZO take an outsider's view of Parisian culture; would you the say the same about your view on China for Asiatisch? Where did you find the references for your imagined China, and how did the album start?
F.A.Q.: Yes, I would say it's an outsider's view of China, but maybe add that it's a colonial and post-colonial mutant. My references are everything the Western media has fed me about China, plus its historic fungus. The album started by accident when I didn't follow exact instructions given to me by the artists Shanzai Biennial on a nonsense-Mandarin acapella of Nothing Compares 2 U.
K: At KENZO, a worldly curiosity influences every part of what we do. Your music seamlessly captures that same curiosity. I imagine you travel a lot but do you find that the internet can be the ultimate portal to other cultures?
F.A.Q.: The internet is an immediate portal to other cultures without the sensual
aspect, the juiciest part.
K: The city that most inspires you?
F.A.Q.: New York.
K: Describe yourself in a sentence.
F.A.Q.: Operating on predictive patterns.
K: What was the last thing you saw, heard, felt or saw that moved you?
F.A.Q.: Going to Dia Beacon. It has the combination atmosphere of spa and crematorium. A holistic horror.
Book Corner #13: KENZINE issue 2
photos: Corinne Stoll
KENZINE issue two is now available to buy in KENZO boutiques! The limited edition magazine is a collaboration with our friends at TOILETPAPER and features all the KENZO Spring/Summer 2014 campaign images, along with some exclusive new TOILETPAPER fantasies. We asked our book corner columnist Angelo Cirimele to give us his thoughts on KENZINE issue 2.
Kenzine vol. 2
"This season, I found the images created by Maurizio Cattelan, Pierpaolo Ferrari and Micol Talso for the KENZO campaign first surprising, then amusing. It was a signature style of TOILETPAPER magazine, a publication that collects their rather poetic images in collages or superimposed into unexpected associations. That's exactly why these artists are so original: their work creates astonishment, whether it's with a cat wearing a tie or its head coming out of a shoe… This second issue of KENZINE of images from the Spring/Summer 2014 campaign (its circulation limited to numbered 2000 copies) is like an extension of TOILETPAPER: each image tells a story and is often beyond a sense of time and space (and beyond reality as well). What's striking with Cattelan and Ferrari's approach is that they apply the same strong artistic style no matter whether they are working on an exhibition, a book, or a campaign for KENZO: a plain technicolor (or spaghetti-spattered!) background, the object is there in the middle of the picture, yet there is often an unexpected twist. Indeed, when was the last time we saw matches photographed this way?"
Kenzine vol. 2, 2014, 44 p. Ed. Damiani.
KENZO - 60, rue de Rennes, Paris.
Book Corner #12: 'Futuristic Illustrations'
photos: Corinne Stoll
The book corner section highlights the most original aspects of culture all summer long, through works selected and reviewed by Angelo Cirimele. The Showa period in Japan under Emperor Hirohito lasted from 1926 to 1989, but most of the illustrations in this charming and at times hilarious picture book are from the 1950s to 1970s. The collection of futuristic imaginings anticipated what life might be like in the 21st century for Japanese children, and are grouped into six categories: everyday life, modes of transportation, robots, computers, space and, optimistically... the end of the world!
Futuristic Illustrations
"It may sound strange to us, but the 21st century has been the stuff of dreams of many fantasies. With wild visions of transportation, architecture, robots, computers, previous generations really overinvested in the future we are living now. A quick check around today will confirm that there are as yet no flying cars (even if budget travel might resemble it); computers are indeed high-powered but tiny and not very impressive, and as for houses, they are very similar to the old ones. Dreams are manifested principally through images and as here, through drawings. Thus, this book is a collection of the Japanese futuristic imagination from the fifties to the seventies: creative, colorful and hungry for innovation. It is quite delightful to turn these pages, you experience a kind of nostalgia (even though we are talking about the future) for a childish outlook free from barriers and ulterior motives. A bit like with Daft Punk and Goldorak."
Futuristic Illustrations for Kids of the Showa Era — Our 21st century, 2012, 260 p. Ed. Seigensha.
KENZO - 60, rue de Rennes, Paris.
Top Ten Surf Movies - Part One
California's long coastline means that surfing has been a quintessential part of the culture since the 1960s. In additon to California being Carol and Humberto's home state, the almost-mythical power of 'big waves' inspired one of our key prints of the KENZO Spring/Summer 2014 collection. For those of you who have not yet had the chance to experience the California surf lifestyle for yourselves, let Guillaume Le Goff transport you there with his selection of ten great surf movies.
"Big Wednesday" (1978)
"Big Wednesday - the story of every generation growing up…" went the tagline when the film first came out; one of the first major surf movies and the work of director John Millus – a native of California. The film spans a decade in the life of three young, talented Californian friends and surfers: Matt Johnson, Jack Barlowe and Leroy Smith. To each his own personality and experience but what they have in common is a destiny: to one day ride the world's biggest wave. From '62 to '74, through early youth, the Vietnam war and subsequent loss of innocence followed by transition into adulthood, 'Big Wednesday' invites the audience to classic Californian beach spots in Santa Barbara, Ventura and Malibu, and Hawaii (Pupukea). In the end, Matt, Jack and Leroy reunite for the '74 Great Swell. They're going to face the biggest challenge of their lives, and risk it all on this unique and long-awaited "Big Wednesday". With incredible surf images and a strong plot, BW was predicted to achieve the success of Star Wars or Jaws by Spielberg himself but failed to gain the recognition it deserved. At last, it is now a cult surf movie.
"Point Break" (1991)
"100% Adrenaline" was how Point Break was presented upon its release. Faithful to the word, the movie won over audiences and critics alike with its memorable surf (and sky-diving) sequences, legendary casting and a fast plot. Directed by Kathryn Bigelow, Point Break was the film that launched then-rookie actor Keanu Reeves to stardom (he was subsequently awarded "Most Desirable Male" at the 1992 MTV Movie Awards). First titled "Johnny Utah" (after Reeves' character's name in the movie) then "Riders on the Storm" (after The Doors song), "Point Break" was finally chosen by the producers as a clear reference to the surf world. Indeed, Point Break tells the story of two cops hunting down a bunch of Californian surfers who rob banks, the "Ex-Presidents": more in search of adrenaline than money. The closing scene of the "50-Year Storm" (in Victoria, Australia) presented some of the biggest waves ever seen on screen… And, thank God, Keanu is still a surfer today.
"In God's hands" (1998)
After Point Break's success, Hollywood wanted to offer an even bigger surf movie to the public. Along came "In God's hands", produced by actor Charlie Sheen and singer/actor Bret Michaels, and directed by Zalman King (9 1/2 Weeks, Wild Orchid). IGH tells the story of a group of big wave riders looking for the ultimate ride of their life. Hopping between the most dangerous and exotic spots around the world (Bali, Madagascar, Hawai, Mexico), three young pro surfers Shane (Patrick Shane Dorian - who spent 11 years touring the Surf World Championship Tour as a real pro surfer from Hawaii), Mickey (co-script writer Matt Georges) and Keoni (Matty Liu) are living fast but never lose sight of their ambitions: surfing the biggest waves on earth, that is until the dramatic (but happy) ending. On-the-water footage was shot by notorious director of water photography Sonny Miller (Die Another Day), whose exceptional angles add a nice twist to "In God's Hands".
"Once Upon a Wave" (1963)
Shot in color by Walt Phillips (Sunset Surf Craze…) between 1959 and 1962, "Once Upon a Wave" takes you on a 48 minute tour along the California coast, introducing some of the region's best waves and most stylish riders. Enjoy Dewey Weber, Miki Dora or Lance Carson perfecting a line on Surf Rider Beach; big wave riders Fred Van Dyke, Peter Cole and Ricky Grigg on Sunset Beach (Huntington) and legends like Mike Doyle and Robert August, who in their quest for the ultimate ride, show us how to control a board in such locations as Steamer Lane (Santa Cruz) or Haleiwa (Oahu North Shore, Hawaii). Considered a vintage surf safari, "Once Upon a Wave" is a testimony of a purer time – gone, but never forgotten.
"Riding Giants" (2004)
Written and directed by Stacy Peralta (Lords of Dogtown) and the first documentary to ever open the Sundance film festival, "Riding Giants" is an impressive piece about legendary pioneers surfers who dedicated their lives to Big Wave riding: among them Greg Noll, Gerry Lopez, Jeff Clark, Mickey Munoz, or more recently Laird Hamilton. "Before mankind ever walked on the moon, a few young men stepped off the ledge of the earth and carved out a new way of life…" This is how the opening line of "Riding Giants" sets the scene, before charting how those incredible characters - real "water astronauts of their era" - living on nothing but their raw passion came to defy the forces of the ocean to invent a whole new lifestyle. Starting from Waimea Bay, Hawaii (where it all began) in the '50s and '60s, to Mavericks in Northern California in the '70s and '80s, they set up the big wave blueprint for generations to come. As Greg Noll recounts in the film, they didn't care about dying; they just lived to surf the biggest wave. With a deep spirit and vision, a lot of archive footage, interviews and amazing surf scenes, "Riding Giants" remains today an essential reference.
Dawn in Luxor
KENZO's Spring/Summer 2014 collection is about California as a nexus of experiences, radiating from Carol Lim & Humberto Leon's teenage years. For this latest film, KENZO collaborated with director Kahlil Joseph. A resident of Los Angeles, he is known for a string of stellar short films and music videos, including Flying Lotus's 'Until the Quiet Comes' and Shabazz Palaces' 'Black Up'.
Through his lens, the world appears as fragmentary and paradoxical - as a series of beautiful visual riffs. Joseph's unique vision is the perfect complement to KENZO's Spring/Summer 2014 collection, which encapsulates California in all its many guises: sensual yet tough, relaxed yet intense, sophisticated yet free-spirited.
In this profound and uplifting short film, Kahlil Joseph conjures up an otherworldly Los Angeles, one awash in myths and visions: a man ordering fish in a Jamaican restaurant, the regal beauty of a woman overlooking the sea, a beautiful boy paying homage to a beached dolphin. Shot on 16mm film, the amalgamation of images--at once utterly real and splendidly fantastical--is deployed through a loose narrative driven by pure emotion.
Written and directed by Kahlil Joseph.
Grace Mahary
Palaceer Lazaro
Tykee Dawkins
Chris "Worm" Lewis
Music by Shabazz Palaces
Cinematography by Jason McCormick
Art direction by Partel Oliva
Styled by Mobolaji Dawodu & Annabelle Baldero Lacuna
Produced by Onye Anyanwu & Alejandro De Leon
Produced by Pulse Films and What Matters Most
Gia Coppola's Palo Alto
To kick off the film focus of this season's Californian inspirations, we asked young director Gia Coppola to share her top films from the Golden State with us. Now Gia, 27, makes her own Californian feature directorial debut with 'Palo Alto'.
Meet Gia…
Born January 1, 1987, Gia grew up in Los Angeles. She attended Archer School for Girls in Brentwood, California, before entering Bard College, a prestigious liberal arts institution which is noted for its excellent photography department - Gia's intended course of study. Her artistic tendency was to use the camera with personal style, casually documenting life within her field of vision. She made a departure into film noir for projects, mimicking stills from noir films using an old light bulb flash during nighttime shoots.
After graduating in 2009 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography, Gia began making advertising videos with her friends to challenge herself in another arena: "When fashion companies started hiring us to make short online videos using their clothes, I'd think up stories I could tell without too many locations, using my friends as the actors. I was excited by film because it added something to what I was already doing. I liked writing, developing characters, telling a story, and using different, more complex cameras."
As the first grandchild of Francis and Eleanor Coppola, Gia never knew her father, Gian-Carlo Coppola, who lost his life in a tragic accident before she was born. She and her mother, the former Jacqui de la Fontaine, lived in Napa Valley during her early years, before eventually returning to L.A. Gia is now based in New York City.
'Palo Alto' is Gia's first feature film, an impressionistic study of teen angst and parental malaise in an urban community. The screenplay emerged from a collection of short stories by James Franco, whose company, Rabbit Bandini, also financed and produced the film.
Emma Roberts ("American Horror Story," We're the Millers)
Jack Kilmer (in his acting debut)
James Franco (Spring Breakers)
Nat Wolff (Admission, The Fault in Our Stars)
Zoe Levin (The Way, Way Back)
Chris Messina ("The Mindy Project")
Val Kilmer
Shy, sensitive April (Emma Roberts) is the class virgin —a popular soccer player and frequent babysitter for her single-dad coach, Mr. B. (James Franco). Teddy (Jack Kilmer) is an introspective artist whose best friend and sidekick Fred (Nat Wolff) is an unpredictable live wire with few filters or boundaries. While April negotiates a dangerous affair with Mr. B., and Teddy performs community service for a DUI — secretly carrying a torch for April, who may or may not share his affection — Fred seduces Emily (Zoe Levin), a promiscuous loner who seeks validation through sexual encounters. One high school party bleeds into another as April and Teddy finally acknowledge their mutual affection, and Fred's escalating recklessness spirals into chaos.
PALO ALTO premiers in select theaters in the United States on May 9th, and in France on June 11th 2014.
Gia Coppola's Top California Movies
KENZINE first met Gia Coppola at the launch party of the Kalifornia bag in L.A back in November. A native of Los Angeles, we thought the young director would be the person to talk movies with. Here are Gia's favourite Californian films.
The Long Good-bye: the best example of a movie that knows not to take itself too seriously. A Raymond Chandler novel as slapstick comedy.
Los Angeles Plays Itself: The truest portrait of my hometown
The Conversation: I love the score and sound editing. I like movies that take place in San Francisco.
American Graffiti: I like movies about teenagers just driving around.
Sunset Boulevard: A movie told from the perspective of a dead guy. What Hollywood can do to a person.
Double Indemnity: Barbara Stanyick is one of my favorites. Good old classic.
Heat: Best heist movie & best shoot out scene. Val Kilmer.
Zodiac: A movie about a serial killer that's really a story about obsession.
Chinatown: Makes the history of Los Angeles into a Greek myth. The birth of LA. The story of LA can be whittled down to the search for water.
"For some reason, they're mostly crime movies!"
ToiletPaper Recipe
photos: TOILETPAPER
Food has always been part of the KENZO lifestyle, so we couldn't resist asking the TOILETPAPER team for their favourite recipe of the moment. April Fool's Day has sadly passed but at KENZO, we like to surprise our friends and family all year round. Enjoy making TOILETPAPER's 'Chocolate mortadella'!
White Chocolate (sugar, cocoa butter, powdered milk, soy lecithin)
Sicilian Bronte pistachios
Food coloring E129 (red)
The product may contain copious amounts of gluten and nuts.
Melt and temper the chocolate into squidgy discs.
Place the chocolate discs on acetate paper and grease them lightly with a brush.
Cut the pistachios in to halves and dispose of them into the chocolate.
Taking great care not to stain the pistachios, dye the areas of chocolate with the red food colouring. Let the slices cool and then package them.
An ideal snack for vegetarians looking to be corrupted.
Soon available on www.toiletpapermagazine.org
Tête à tête with TOILETPAPER
photos: Brianna Capozzi
TOILETPAPER strikes again this season and creates a second campaign for KENZO tinted with their very own sense of humour and surrealism.
They explain how they came up with those unique images...
KENZINE: The Fall/Winter campaign 2013 was an outright success and many people suggested it was one of the strongest of the year… Not bad for a first campaign as a team! According to you, what does it take to create a great campaign and make a difference?
Toiletpaper team: Toiletpaper images are made of simple images: it's something you can easily describe during a dinner with friends, but without being able to completely explain that uncanny feeling it creates in your stomach. Same thing for the campaign: it probably worked well because of its way of treating the familiar as unfamiliar and vice versa.
K: what are the key elements you need when you create a campaign for KENZO?
TP: We're not sure if there are key elements, because every change is good for creativity, and every habit is probably not. We believe that KENZO is a brand that fits our ideas and our vision of beauty like a glove. It's as simple as this.
K: The first time you shot for KENZO, the set was a bit crazy with the two horses, the kittens and Humberto's mask... This time, was it more serious?
TP: As we said before, we like to change a lot from time to time… It had nothing to do with seriousness, since those huge plastic fishes were like a punch in the eye of tastefulness, weren't they?
K: What was the initial brief from Carol and Humberto?
TP: It's a strange feeling: it is really hard to recall how it started when the work is finished… We probably talked about monastery and Orient, and some music also… But in the end, during the shooting brainstorming continues independently from where it started, as a Chinese whisper.
K: What was the inspiration? A bit of Hokusai? Film Noir? Mythology? Surrealism?
TP: If you want to come with a good recipe, you need to mix together a lot of ingredients, but none of them should cover the others. Just remember that in our dishes what looks tasty and yummy usually is also lethal.. Try it at your own risk!
K: Did you start with drawings, mood boards, collages?
TP: Basically mood boards and collages, but we must admit that the hardest side of working with us is probably that you'll never know what to expect until you're on shooting phase: that's the moment where great ideas spring like frogs in a pond.
K: Who does what inside the TOILETPAPER team during the photo shoot?
TP: There are some phases of the work while we discuss all together, these sharing moments are fundamental for the shooting phase. Then naturally we begin to outline the roles more and more. Maurizio, is a kind of a deus ex machina who always manages to keep the right distance from the images, to criticize them in a neutral manner. Pierpaolo has this ability to improvise and reinvent, changing a comma or a whole set, even things that were already established. Micol is the aesthetic eye, and she knows how to tip the balance in the final stage of the number, when the cake is done and the decoration on top is missing. In any case, the territories do not have clear boundaries, and the invasion is more than welcome, because there are no fixed rules.
K: How was it like to shoot kids this time, do they allow more creativity, more craziness, more energy?
TP: We are like children too, so the feeling was not very different from what we usually get during the set.
K: How was it like to work with Devon and Paul?
TP: They were great, it's not so easy to find people who play your game by your rules!
K: You have influenced lots of different artists/photographers/designers, who influences you?
TP: A lot of artist, photographers and designers! And some very normal people as well: we are like sponges with legs: we go around, see things that affect our imagination and absorb them… That's why it's not so easy to go back to the influencers.
K: What is the best advice you have ever been given?
TP: Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.
K: A secret you could share with us about the shooting?
TP: We brought the fish back home and keep it in an inflatable pool. It's still there in our office
K: What are your favorite pieces from the Spring/Summer collection and why?
TP: We liked everything so much we couldn't make a choice, really!
K: What do you share with KENZO in terms of values, in terms of aesthetic?
TP: We both are colorful and do not take ourselves too seriously… That's the secret to stay mentally young and creative.
K: Why is it important to be irreverent?
TP: Because otherwise you're already dead.
Toiletpaper Portfolio
photos: Toiletpaper Magazine
Maurizio Cattelan is one of the most amazing artists of the last decades. He's famous for his satiristic approach and his great sense of humor.
After a memorable retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum in New York in 2011, Cattelan announced that he was retiring from art while continuing his collaboration with Italian photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari on Toiletpaper Magazine born out of a passion or obsession they both cultivate: images. The magazine contained no text or ads only full spreads of color photographs. Micol Talso is now in charge of art direction for the magazine.
Here's a portfolio they built for KENZINE.
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Be watching for them and your input it welcomed.
Again...Please help keep this post bumped up toward the top of page one here. It is a win/win situation for us all if the rules are known and followed as well as newbies knowing what to look for if they have no seeds to trade, but are seeking seeds.
I forgot to mention in the original post above, that the print in black is the original wording of the Garden Web Special Instructions. The print in red are additional explanations added after a brief discussion with other members. We hope they help at explaining the original instructions, and make them a little friendlier to those who are new to the forum.
All comments and suggestions are welcome in clarifying the original instructions or the additional comments that have been added so far.
Other informative links.
An explanation of and requirements of an sase/sasbe/beap, or other seeds for postage offers.
Existing costs for (BE) Bubble envelopes
Do you have an email link on your Member Page so you can easily be reached?
If not, please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for complete instructions. It also explains how to put your garden zone (if known) in the one box provided for the garden zone, so it will be shown on your Member Page and will automatically be shown whenever you post.
Existing Newbie question and answer thread!:)
You are additionally welcome to start a new thread on the (Off=Topic) Conversation side of the Seed Exchange.
You are so welcome Angela. Please feel free to add anything you like here, be it informative, or just for fun.
What is a seed virgin?
A seed virgin in one who is new to collecting seeds. The member then starts collecting by means of harvesting seeds themselves, buying, and/or trading.
What is a seed addict?
A seed addict is one who has advanced beyond casual seed collecting and has become addicted to snatching seeds wherever they might be found, cannot pass a seed rack without checking it out, and faithfully reads all seed threads here.
More here on addiction....Know you're addicted to Seed Exchange-s...when......so beware!
What is an enabler?
An enabler is one who preys on a seed virgin, in the hopes of getting them addicted. The more enablers there are, the more seed virgins we can get addicted.
Then comes the need for an intervention
I need an intervention
Once you become addicted and have acquired quite a stash of seeds you will need to find a way that works for you to get them organized.
organizing your seeds
How do you organize your seeds?!
Sue this is great! I LOVE it!;)
First chance I had to bump it!:)
Sue is right when she says this will benefit all of us,so in the best interest of everyone,this baby should stay at the top of page one!
Welcome newbies...beware there is a seed pusher on every corner here!...lol..
Thanks for bumping Jessica, and Welcome!
I hope you will join in the fun of the Exchange by either trading or replying to some of the many seeds for postage offers, once you get your Member Page email link set up so you can be reached.
Thanks mauirose!
Again everyone...please be sure and have your email link set up on your Member Page before starting a thread or replying to one.
If you are the OP (original poster, ie one who starts the thread) you might want to check the box to get follow-ups emailed to you. It saves having to watch the forum so much, and often members will reply to a thread days, weeks, or even months later.
Don't forget the (off topic) Conversation side of the Seed Exchange. Lots of fun and good info found there.
Are you just starting out? Do you maybe not have any seeds to trade? Never fear!
If you do not have anything to trade at this time, you are welcome to respond to the many generous 'offers' of seeds for postage. These can be found by looking for posts that say seeds are available for sase, sasbe, beap, free, newbies, etc. Some posts will state that they are looking for trades, but will also consider sending seeds for postage. Most require that you send the offering member a bubble envelope, along with enough postage stamps for it to be returned with seeds, an address label, and a note with your Garden Web name and what seeds you were requesting. Various offers have various requirements.
Are you just starting out? Do you maybe not have any seeds to trade? Never fear!
If you do not have anything to trade at this time, you are welcome to respond to the many generous 'offers' of seeds for postage. These can be found by looking for posts that say seeds are available for sase, sasbe, beap, free, newbies, etc. Some posts will state that they are looking for trades, but will also consider sending seeds for postage. Most require that you send the offering member a bubble envelope, along with enough postage stamps for it to be returned with seeds, an address label, and a note with your Garden Web name and what seeds you were requesting. Various offers have various requirements.
to the top 1/2.
Did anyone notice the recent new announcement under the What's New on GardenWeb
It says...Planning your garden? Check out our Seed & Plant Exchanges!
I imagine that maybe accounts for the recent influx of some newbies...don't you.
Yay! More enabling to do as there are more folks to get addicted
Hi tokapeba,
Thanks for bumping and Welcome to GW and The Seed Exchange.
I look forward to you hopefully getting your Member Page email link set up along with a location in your profile, and actively participating on the Exchange.
bump back to the top 1/2.
littlemidget, there is no way that you can delete a post, but I wouldn't worry about it really.
You can contact GW and request a post be pulled via the Contact Us link found at the bottom of any GW page.
To the top 1/2?
Attention Newbies! Do you have an email link on your member page so that you can be reached?
About 50% of the newbies don't have an email link, thus they cannot be reached whenever they make a post.
Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for complete instructions on getting your email link set up so you can easily be contacted.
Ok, i would like to add a couple of lil tid bits for traders in this thread.
If you set up a trade, please mail your end of things, ok, if there is some reason that you can't send out your package, just e mail the other person involved & explaine, but please eventually mail your end of the trade. Lieing & making up stories just gets you ignored by the community.
Please, once the trade is established, don't relate things like.......
"There is only one seed for that plant". " Sorry but i only have just a few seeds from trades to give you". " Oh & by the way, that flower you wanted is actually a diffrent flower" ( but i mailed you the seeds ).
Please try to be Realistic & Honest anything less is just lame.
Please do not send seeds in packets made of things that are not workable for planting. It is very easy to make small envelopes out of paper, i do it all the time & can educate anyone on how to do it. Wrapping the seeds up in a corse texture paper towel is not acceptable, lil plastic bags are good, but the envelopes made of scrap paper work wery well, and are free & decompose well.
Is there a list somewhere here of people who never mailed their end of the trade, will nolonger answer e mails???
Yes, as mentioned in the original post here, there is The Rate and Review Forum where one can rate traders, both good and not so good.
The instructions are at the top of the forum...To create the best user experience, please keep all reviews for a particular member in one thread and before posting a new thread, use the forum's search feature to see if one has already been started.
It does not say it, but in order to just get the search results for that forum alone, you should use the searchbox found just below the list of threads there on page 1. The other 2 searchboxes on the page will bring up all posts made by the member on the entire site.
Just an idea...mark you envelopes FRAGILE or HAND CANCEL to avoid the crushing machines...
That is not a good idea. If you do that, then they will go as parcels and will not go through the machines....minimum cost for a Parcel is then $1.17. It 'could' be returned to the sender for additional postage, or it could have postage due on it when it is received.
If they are in bubblies they are well protected...minimum cost 83 cents if under 1 OZ with the contentss taped in place so they will not shift and make the bubble over 3/4" thick.
New members...be sure you have an email link set up on your Member Page so you can easily be reached.
Kindly add your location into the one box provided for the garden zone See I am zone 5/6 S IN
Please fill out your Member Trade list, even if it just for the things you are seeking.
Please don't be shy. If you have any questions, either ask them right here, or start a new thread over on the Conversation side of the Seed Exchange. The link to Conversations is just above the list of trade threads here on the Discussion side of the forum.
Check out the many generous 'offers' of seeds for postage. Look for such things as SASBE, Newbie, free, BEAP, etc. Most offers require that you mail the offering member a Bubble Envelope and postage, along with an address label, your GW member name, and a list of agreed upon seeds.
"Is there a list somewhere here of people who never mailed their end of the trade, will nolonger answer e mails???
Yes, as mentioned in the original post here, there is The Rate and Review Forum where one can rate traders, both good and not so good.
The instructions are at the top of the forum...To create the best user experience, please keep all reviews for a particular member in one thread and before posting a new thread, use the forum's search feature to see if one has already been started.
It does not say it, but in order to just get the search results for that forum alone, you should use the searchbox found just below the list of threads there on page 1. The other 2 searchboxes on the page will bring up all posts made by the member on the entire site."
At one site i have traded at, there is a user trade raiting right next to the uesrname, you can see right off the bat what is up with that person. People there seem to be more inclined to make good on their trades to keep a good rating, you can click on that rating icon & see the comments from other users. This year i have had issues with several people, i never thought i would experience this here at garden web, i didn't have this problem last year & i don't know why people here think they can act like this. It is frustrating & anoying. I am going to have to set up guidelines in my posts for trading next year, maybe even not send my end till i get the seeds from others since it is such a hassel to keep e mailing to them looking for what they have offered.
It does not say it, but in order to just get the search results for that forum alone, you should use the searchbox found just below the list of threads there on page 1. The other 2 searchboxes on the page will bring up all posts made by the member on the entire site."
Yes, that is confusing to have those 2 other search boxes on the page at all....but, ....doubt if much can or will ever be done about it.
That search box up at the very top of every page is sure confusing...they added it I think not long ago.
What you could do, is add a link on your Member Page, and also on your Trade List, and even in your trade post to your review thread.
I see no one has left you a rating and you have only done one yourself. I think it would be in the best interest of all of us if we would regularly make reviews for members.
We would more readily buy from an ebay seller if they had 50-100 good feedbacks as opposed to having none or just a couple. The same holds true to a degree with the trade ratings, imho.
Does anyone think this thread has gotten particularly long? Should I start a new one soon, and include some of the links that are in this one?
Good points Sue,
I am not web site design educated but what would it take to simply add that trade rateing feature as i described above? It would be so much easier & convient & over all would keep people on their toes & honest. I mean, with just one of the people i had a problem with, there must be over 10 e mails just to sort out one trade. In another situation, i tried the plant exchange forum, gal chatted it up like she was all that, said she was sending off on a monday, i sent my end of the trade 2 days later ( i am not near a post office ), weeks go by, nothing from her, had to dig up her e mail again, bla bla bla, it just keeps happening.
Not being negative here, but it seems GW does good to keep most things up and running and there are several things that have been broken for some time...so I am not optimistic of any little new feature being added...or at least not anytime soon.
A prime example is the Special Instructions link here and also at The Plant Exchange.
There are some forums that the search function has been out for quite a while. It will give the thread results, but when you click on the thread, it will yield the WHOOPS message is not found.
There is a Suggestion Forum where you could make your suggestion. No suggestions (for new forums anyway) have been implemented in a couple of years. There has also been a suggestion to add a link to the Rate and Review Forum that was requested probably 2 years ago.
Like I have said in the past...I really feel we are just lucky to have GW in the format it is now, as opposed to being updated to the iVillage format...since GW is owned by iVillage.
Are you still hoping the trades will come through or have you given up on them? If you have given up hope, I suggest you do a review...just stating the details as best you can.
Ha! Just reading this now. I thought I was a seed virgin, but just finding out I'm an addict per the definition above. I have to admit that I've snatched seeds from friends plants that I was on "watering duty" for, while they were out of town. (I know I'm among friends here and can admit that!) Alana
Ok, so, i guess i will quit complaining & resign myself to the fact that this is the risk you take here with trades. I finally did get the Seeds from one gal, after a long time & alot of e mails, with the plant trade, ( which i will never do again ), the lady finally sent a messege this morning saying she will be shipping today, we will see if that happens.
From now on, i will have to have guidlines posted in my trade listings, it is a shame that serious gardeners here have to do this, i have seen others list theirs in "Red" which shows that they are fed up as well.
You can speak to a postal inspector. Fraud is fraud. How about a local TV staion, maybe they can do a story? If it is called a Bubble Envelope and they say it is a package, ask them the definition of "envelope". Civil servants! What happened to the customer is always right. I am sure glad we have email and electronic bill pay.
What does BEAP and SASBE stand for?
BEAP stand for Bubble Envelope and Postage.
SASBE stand for a Self Addressed Stamped Bubble Envelope.
It is not actually a sasbe though as only one envelope is used and included inside of it is the return postage, and an address label with one's return address, along with whatver the offering members asks....ie your GW name, and a not of seeds listed that are being requested, etc. The member does not send a self addressed stamped bubble envelope.
This thread explains it some...sase-sasbe is NOT a self addressed envelope-bubble or otherwise
I just wanted to say I am a newbie and I really enjoy this forum. I love seeds and I love starting plants from seeds. I want to learn more. I have made my first sasbe transaction its in route now and my first trade is in the mailbox now. I am really glad this post gave me a few answers about the "SASBE" and "BEAP" I felt stupid when I first started to ask someone what does that mean and what in the world is a bubble envelope lol. I guess everyone has to start somewhere we dont all start off knowing everything bout everything. lol shame is I dont end up like that either lol. Anywho back to the top.
countrycarolyn, don't ever feel "stupid". When in doubt ask a question.
I was once in your shoes, 6 years ago to be exact, and I didn't know what in the world I was doing either. I sat here for 2 days trying to figure out how to send a bubble envelope for SASBE.
Then I remembered what my grandpa used to say. "the only stupid questions, is the question not asked." That got me to send an e-mail to the member and ask.
She was so nice and explained it to me. I was off and running after that and haven't stopped yet.
Since you love starting plants from seeds. why not check out the wintersowing forum. That will really get you hooked on seeds and sowing seeds.
Here is a link that might be useful: Winter Sowing Forum
LOL great I am glad you guys are so helpful and commical at the same time. Ok since this post seems to be hitting newbies heres one that I have been so wondering whats the proper way to send a bare root?
I think I got the bubbler down FINALLY, took me only an hour in the post office lol.
The wintersowing forum that sounds like a good one, right up my alley. I would prefer to deal with seed rather than plants. Though I have a few beuties I am trying to see if the seed will be true so for right now all I have is the plant.
I know I asked a question in the middle of a post but I am sure other newbies reading this post will hopefully see this part of the question, and hopefully get an answer and also helps bump up the post. So I wasnt asking to be rude.
Hi Countrycarolyn,
hmmm...it really depends upon what you are sending bare root, and where you are located (state) and where the other member is (state), and what time of year it is, and what maybe members prefer and agree to.
That is one reason why I always encourage members to put their state location in the one box provided for the garden zone. See, I am zone 5/6 S IN
I suggest you ask on the Conversation side of the forum, and there will hopefully be several who will see it and give you their take on things. The link to (off topic) Conversations is found just above the list of threads here on page one of the Seed Exchange. I think that would be the best place to be seen, as Conversations on the Plant Exchange doesn't seem to get as much traffic.
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Fran re photos
Hi Fran,
My son showed me today how to post photos on this forum, so I will have to show you sometime. You have to share some of your amazing garden with the world. This lady has a huge waterfall in her back yard. I will post one right now to see if I can master it. One of my favourite, Edmundoa Paradoxa. Ooops, I'll have to make future ones smaller.
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Jennie, is it possible that you post that picture again, please. That one showing your Edm perplexa flowering. I was so impressed with what I saw, that I ordered that plant and it arrived today. And when I went to have another look at that picture of yours, it was removed from Photobuckit so I could not see it anymore.
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text: Today's Daily Mail also reports that Bob Hoskins, Ricky Gervais and Little Britain's Matt Lucas (whose previous musical credits include Taboo) are the key names being bandied about to play Edna Turnblad in the Broadway transfer of Hairspray, which is expected to open at the West End's Shaftestbury Theatre this autumn (See News, 27 Mar 2007). Set in 1960s Baltimore, Hairspray tells the story of geeky teen Tracy Turnblad, a big girl with big hair, a big heart and a big stage mother who finds celebrity on a TV dance programme. Harvey Fierstein originated the role of Edna on Broadway and, in this year's upcoming film of the musical, which is itself based on John Waters' retro 1988 film, John Travolta will drag up for the role.