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new arrivals...oh boy! Till growers only.
Just received 16 new species/forms from the Fairy Godmother. As far as I know most of these are not available in the States. barfusii, butzii v. roseiflora, delicata, gilliesii, eistetteri, gilliesii fa. major, gilliesii ssp. polysticha, globosa, heteromorpha var. hetero, helmutii, jucunda v. viridiflora, nolleriana, psuedocardenasii, yuncarensis, walter-richteri, xiphioides v. lutea.
The heteromorpha is the real type plant, unlike the plants usually advertised, those are heteromorpha var. rauhii.
Gozer, congratulations.
This has nothing to do with Tills. Long ago I saw in one posting or apeared in ont of your pictures a steel made cutting device,a kind of shear
a long handled cutting device. I remember it had some yellow.
I would like a picture of it. I guess it would be great for cutting old basa dyckia leaves.
Thanks and congratulations
'Onya Gonz - congratulations! I've only heard of a few of those. Must be exciting to add more rarities to your collection. So how many varieties of Tills in it now? And how many more on your holy grail wish list?
Which one is your absolute fave?
Glad you like 'em.
Gastaldi, the pruners you asked about are needle-tipped Fujiyama® satsuki bonsai scissors with 4cm blades, available on E-bay for about $20. The other is the Corona® thinning shear with 5cm blades, about $15.
Stoney, I'll get ya a shot of barfusii after it's soaking.
And Kerry. Favorite? Tough call (impossible!) but I am partial to the form and small size of T. streptocarpa with it's long inflo and 2" seed pods. The bottom pic is of another, a chiapensis hybrid which has kept it's red color almost a year after blooming. It reminds me of a crab.
Bob, I'll get you the photos today. That plant is not reclinata but thiekenii which grows downward also. I have problems getting size out of the Brazilian red-flowered species, they just don't acclimate right. Geminiflora, roseiflora and sprengeliana do just OK, kautskyi just hangs on and I lost my only organensis years ago. Pam Koide has grazielae and reclinata at Birdrock but both have declined since she moved locations a few years back. It seems the Brazilians need cooler temps to thrive.
Bob, the chiapensis cross is unknown but I have a feeling it's one of Bill Baker's since I got it from Birdrock years ago. It is one of my favorites, the color has lasted over 6 months. The third photo shos another chiapensis x ? which is very similar yet the spike is more inflated.
Now for the heteromorpha pics.
First is the type normally sold as plain hetero yet I believe it is var. rauhii. Flowering will help key it out.
Size 10 shoe for scale.
This is a long-leaf form which has yet to flower.
The type plant; heteromorpha var. heteromorpha, much smaller, almost tenuifolia size.
The "rope form" which attached itself to it's brother below him.
The "kleine" (or small) form which is one of the slowest growers. This fella's about 17 years old. 2 photos
As for the nurseries out here? Not much anymore, mostly private collection swapping..
Great pictures Gonzer. Heteromorpha sure lives up to its name.Iv got three forms of it myself. One in particular That looks like the rope form but is fuzzyer. and talk about slow, a snail could take a trip around the world before it grew an inch. Your chiapensis hybrids are nice to. Any thing with chiapensis in it is always nice. It is a great plant. I had no idea that thiekenii grew like that also. I'v learned several thing from this thread. Thanks Gonz for your info and great pictures. Best Bob

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The Cavaliers will return to Salem and advanced to the Elite 8 for the second straight season with a 70-63 win over No. 20 The College of Wooster on Saturday, March 16, at the Timken Gymnasium in Wooster, Oh.
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DEERFIELD, Ill. -- Following his workout with the Bulls on Monday, free-agent guard/forward Tracy McGrady said his first choice would be to sign with Chicago.
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"This was a great team, a pretty good team, without adding myself and Carlos Boozer, and some of the key players that they added this offseason," said McGrady, who worked out for the Los Angeles Clippers last week. "You bring a coach in like [Tom] Thibodeau, who's very defensive minded, very smart and knows the game, knows what to get out of his players.
"I think we can be really good, I really do."
McGrady, who also has expressed interest in joining Miami as a bench player in support of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, said he wouldn't mind joining the Bulls in a reserve role, but his preference would be to start.
He also said he hasn't yet talked about a contract with the Bulls, but that was expected to take place at lunch Monday. McGrady is represented by Arn Tellem, who enjoys a very strong relationship with Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf.
ESPN.com's Marc Stein reported that, according to a source, the Bulls are prepared to sign McGrady if he proves to be sufficiently healthy, and if he is willing to accept a bench role.
"I won't have a problem, but that's not what I'm really shooting for," he said of a potential reserve role. "I think, yeah, if I was the player that I was in a Knicks uniform, I would have no problem coming off the bench, but I've worked extremely hard and I'm far from being that player. Trust me."
The 31-year-old McGrady played in just 30 games last season as he recovered from microfracture surgery on his left knee.
"I feel good," McGrady said. "I've been battling to get back to rare form for two years, coming off of microfracture surgery, and it's been a tough road. But I feel pretty good compared to my last game I played in New York.
"I was still going through the rehab process, and I'm definitely a long ways away from what I used to look like. So I'm very, very confident in what I'm going to be coming up in this upcoming season."
Bulls All-Star Derrick Rose told ESPNChicago.com recently that he believes McGrady could help the Bulls.
"He's good," Rose said. "He's a player. If he just gives us half of what he's got, we'll be all right.
"But I know a player like him, he's going to go out there and give us his all, but he'll definitely help us if we get him on the team."
The respect is mutual.
"I'm very excited about the opportunity," McGrady said of playing with Rose. "If I do choose to come here, he'd definitely be the best point guard I've played with. The guy is very explosive. He's getting better every year. He's improving his jump shot. He's just a great young talent who has a tremendous upside to be a great player in this league."
McGrady thinks he would have no problem fitting in with the Bulls' young core.
"I fit in well," he said. "I just bring what I know about the game and my athleticism, and my versatility, knowing my smarts for the game, my leadership, just everything I can add to help these guys get over the edge.
"Without me, without Boozer, they're a .500 ballclub. And with the guys that they added, if they add me, I think we'll be 30 points better. I think we'll be a better defensive team with Thibodeau, who I played with for three years. So [the Bulls] have a really good chance of being good. The city should be excited about this team."
The Bulls courted McGrady as a free agent in 2000, but after much fanfare he decided to sign with his hometown Orlando Magic. Ten years later, the fact that he may end up in Chicago was not lost on him.
"It's a great city, sports town, great fan base, great team, first-class organization, what's not to like about playing for the Bulls?" he said. "I had the opportunity back in 2000, but I chose to go home. It's a full circle, here I am." McGrady said he is not worried about the perception that he may not be a solid influence in the Chicago locker room.
"You can't worry about that," he said. "Again, Thibodeau was with me for three years, so if I was a bad locker room guy I don't think he would have had any interest in bringing me here, if I was that type of player.
"There comes a time when people like to say a lot of negative things about a player that's really not even true. I don't even worry about that, I go on. People know me. A lot of people around this league know me and know I'm not that type of person."
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UUCC Showcase Series Concerts present
Musical Ancestors: A Gala Recital of Classical Music and Jazz
Music by Mozart, Brahms, Ellington, Brubeck and more
Kyle Coughlin, clarinet with Kwei-I Wu and Mike Noonan
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Sponsored by the Music Ministry of UUCC and the Music Department of Howard Community College
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|In 2011, the UUCC Chalice Concert Series celebrated its twenty-year anniversary of bringing top-flight classical music performers to the intimate venue of the Owen Brown Interfaith Center. Come enjoy the some of the best chamber music that Howard County has to offer! Concert proceeds benefit UUCC.
|One World Coffeehouse started in 1999 with the goal to build a sense of community by presenting an array of artistic and musical talent in a comfortable, family-friendly setting. A portion of the proceeds from the monthly performances aids those in crisis through the Minister's Discretionary Fund. We would love your support!
Our 2014-15 Season
Nov 1 - David Rogers, Guitar & Lute
Dec 13 - Marjorie Seidman Memorial Recital: Michael Adcock, Piano
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The place is clean and really Nice to stay! We feel Like at home !
The only missing thing would be a microwave in the kitchenette !!
Nice flat, well equipped and really comfortable in a perfect location in the city center, close to the subway.
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Thank you Maria !
Our stay at Maria's home was a very nice and comfortable one indeed. A warm welcome and brilliant space completed by her own watercolour paintings. Great location which really is within touching distance of all the islands of Stockholm without needing to use public transport at all during our stay.
Nice an cozy place. Has outside place. That would be perfect during summer. Location really good. The place is in a basement. Beds are separate. No kitchen but there is a place where food could be prepared.
L'appartement est bien situé, à 10mn de marche ou 2 arrêts de bus de T centralen où se trouvent la gare, les navettes pour l'aéroport et l'ensemble des lignes de métro.
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I am looking for a ground cover for zone 3. I want to plant these in between stepping stones that will be used for a sidewalk from my driveway to the house. I wanted creeping thyme but after doing research it seems it only grows in zone 5 and up. Does anyone know of a substitute ground cover for zone 3???
Many thymes are indeed hardy in zone 3, but creeping thyme (Thymus serpyllum)is rather tall and vigorous for between stepping stones (it gets to about 8" tall in flower here)... I'm puzzled why it's so often recommended for that use. Woolly thyme (Thymus pseudolanuginosus) is much shorter, but also quite vigorous; it would work in a pinch, but would need plenty of cutting back. What I've found works nicely between our flagstones is the very tiny-leaved varieties of thyme (along with some other very low ground cover plants of different species)... I'm using Thymus praecox 'Elfin'; slow growing and less than a centimeter tall. Works for me, anyhow. Hope this helps.
I have Thymus-elfin Elfin thyme that is hardy down to zone 3. It is a dwarf thyme only 1" tall. I have it between stepping stones and grows just fine. In one year it filled in beautifully. I got it at Bluestone Perennials. I had tried others and they didn't make it.
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I've put down pavers and have space in between that I thought I would put in either Creeping Thyme, Wooly thyme or Blue Star Creeper. I live in an area where we can get a pretty large amount of snow in the winter. Are these hardy enough to come back each year? Or, does anyone have anyother ideas of some type of plant I can use.
The creeping thyme that I grew from seed gets too high, as noted above, and self seeds and spreads by rooting from stems so I would not use it between pavers. I use mine as an edging and it is very vigorous and needs pulling up to keep from taking over the bed. Now I cut mine back just as it blooms in the area where I put it between stepping stones so it won't self seed. Eventually I will replace it with Elfin or another very flat growing variety which I have in another area.
Wooly thyme is flat and not overly aggressive for me so I might consider using that.
Both grow well after the snowy winters of MN.
I love my variegated lemon thyme I'm growing in the front flower bed of our house. Just running your hand through it brings up a strong lemon smell, and it grows FAST. Left untrimmed, mine has so far grown ~4" tall, but will be cut back soon for making dried herbs for the spice rack (yummy).
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For as long as I can remember, Independence Day has not been about being alone and independent, the Fourth of July is traditionally spent with family and friends, barbecuing, overeating and watching fireworks. Come to think of it, aren't all American holidays celebrated with abundant quantities of food? And those mass quantities of food tend to be set out on July 4 and left within easy reach for hours.
It's a wonder July 5th isn't national foodborne illness day. According to UC food safety experts, food left at room temperature for two hours can become unsafe to eat. If left out in summer heat above 90 degrees, bacteria get busy and can grow to unsafe levels in food in one hour.
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Legendary racing car driver Gilles Villeneuve rose from humble origins in a small Quebec town to win hearts around the world in the second most popular sport on earth. A shy, slight, family man who didn't smoke or drink, he was Canada's first Grand Prix winner. His life was tragically cut short at 32 years of age, doing what he loved best. Please note that you won't find racing footage on our site; the International Automobile Federation does not licence F1 footage for use on the Internet.
In 1969/70, makers of the new snowmobiles begin to field racing teams to promote their new product. Villeneuve is hired as a driver/mechanic on a family friend's Quebec team. In his first year racing snowmobiles, he becomes North American champion. The next year he wins the Quebec crown and in 1973, the Canadian championship. Racing snowmobiles in whiteouts helped him hone his racing vision and instincts, he says later.
• Villeneuve met his wife, Joann, on a blind date. They married in 1970, the year he became Quebec snowmobile champion. On April 9, 1971, his son Jacques was born, and on July 26, 1973, his daughter Melanie. Unlike most other racers, he was a family man. His family accompanied him to races in their mobile home, even later when Ferrari would pay for expensive hotel rooms.
• In 1974, Villeneuve joined the fledgling Ecurie Canada Formula Atlantic car racing team. He sold his young family's mobile home (they had to live with relatives) to pay for his entry to the 1974 Player's Challenge series. Although he broke his leg midway through the season, he resumed racing six weeks later, still wearing a cast.
• In winter 1975, after winning 32 out of 36 snowmobile races for Skiroule, he finally abandoned snowmobile racing to concentrate on road racing.
• Road racing takes place on closed circuits with a variety of turns and straightaways. It flourished on abandoned airstrips in North America after WWII, when servicemen brought back small sports cars from Europe. The first road race in Canada took place on the Abbotsfield Airfield in British Columbia in 1949.
• On Aug. 27, 1967, the first Canadian Grand Prix for Formula 1 cars was held, at Mosport Park in Bowmanville, Ont. It moved in 1978 to Montreal and was won that year for the first time by a Canadian, Gilles Villeneuve, for whom the circuit is now named.
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I've visited a lot of candy bar wrapper sites lately and noticed that quite a few of them offer both matte & gloss wrappers. When I picture gloss, I think of glossy photo paper. It's pretty thick and seems like it would be hard to wrap around a bar.
What do you guys use? Is there another type of glossy paper besides photo paper? Not only that but photo paper would really drive up the price on 100 candy bars.
Help me out here, please let me know what you use.
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I make so many that I make mine on regular copy paper and they are nice. I would like to try some gloss but not at the expense of photo paper plus I'm like you and think it would be a little thick. I don't sell them, I just make them for our reunions, weddings, babies and just about everything else.LOL I work in the school cafeteria and make them for the kids that work in there for every occasion plus for the special needs class to let them know they are special too. They love it with their name on them.
Steve...There is glossy paper that is not as thick as photo paper. It is more like magazine paper or brochure paper. You can get some "brochure paper" at the office stores...it might not be as glossy. I'm not up on wrappers so I don't know for sure. It must have some kind of coating on it to keep the ink from beading up. You could also use some Krylon spray gloss varnish to spritz over the candy bar wrappers. It would give them a gloss and help keep ink from smearing. Unless you have tons to do...then it would get tedious. You can also print out a couple wrappers, take them to Kinkos and lay them out on an 11x17" size & photocopy them. The copies will have a glossy look from the fused toner.
Are you doing some for your daughter's wedding?
Regale and Karen, thanks for answering. I think I'll try the brochure paper, at least a small pack of it. No, I'm not doing my daughters wedding. She's been married for quite a while now [I'm older than I look! :o)..!] I'm doing a wedding for a co-worker's son.
When I try out the new paper I'll let-cha-know.
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It was one of those glorious days in the fall, when the sun is bright but not hot, and a light breeze makes the golden aspen leaves shimmer. The kind of day that just makes you feel glad to be alive.
It was on one of those glorious days, one of a string of similar glorious days, when Shadow and I found ourselves on the Tahoe Rim Trail, on the east side of Lake Tahoe. We were planning to hike from Spooner Summit to Genoa Peak, but we got sidetracked where a dirt road crossed the trail. I stepped off the trail a bit to grab a snack and some water. While I was looking for a nice log to sit on, the dusty road drew my attention. Conditions were perfect for tracking. No rain had fallen in ages, and the road was covered with a fine dust. Before I could find a good spot to sit, I spied a pair of faint cougar tracks in the dust.
Shadow and I shared a granola bar and some water, then continued down the road in search of more tracks. Chipmunks, coyotes, mule deer, sooty grouse, chickarees, and bear all left their tracks on the road (as did a few vehicles).
The road turned out to be much better for tracking than the trail, which had too much human foot traffic. It's possible that wildlife were using the road also to avoid the human traffic on the trail.
We soon found ourselves in a beautiful little grove of pine, fir, and aspen. It was alive with the sounds of birds and squirrels, so I strapped my mics to the side of a small fir, turned the recorder on, and continued looking for tracks. In a large aspen grove, we found a few old Basque carvings on the trees, including the best possible self-portraits I've ever come across:
Basque shepherds came over from Spain in the late 1800's and early 1900's to help with the millions of sheep that grazed what is now national forest land. In many areas of the Nevada high country, you can still find their carvings on the trees – usually just a name and a date. I've also come across some simple but elegant carvings of naked women (often masturbating). I guess it gets pretty lonely out there herding sheep.
The recorder picked up a nice variety of sounds: territorial and alarm calls of chickarees (AKA Douglas' squirrels), plus Clark's Nutcrackers, Dark-eyed Juncos, Stellar's Jays, Mountain Chickadees, and a Hairy Woodpecker, all furiously gathering food for the upcoming winter. The recorder also picked up a lot of planes – the whole Tahoe basin is popular with pilots – but I was able to extract a few minutes of good audio:
We never did make it to Genoa Peak that day. But it was a good day for listening and tracking, and Genoa Peak is not going anywhere.
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A wide range of estimates have been made of the current Greenland and Antarctic ice sheet contributions to sea level using a number of different methods. Each of the various methods used carries with it certain strengths and weaknesses that have led to some significant discrepancies among them. It is essential that these differences be reconciled, and that the strengths of the different approaches be fully utilized, as they each provide important insights into different aspects of the ice sheet mass balance question. When properly exploited these different assessments can provide a more robust estimate of ice sheet sea level contributions than has ever been provided before, along with important new information on their likely (or unlikely) future behavior. The overarching objective of our project is to understand and quantify key differences among different ice sheet mass balance estimates, and use that information to improve ice sheet mass balance assessments now and in the future. Our primary focus will be on improving the analyses and interpretation of observations from the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) and the Ice Cloud and Land Elevation Satellite (ICESat) missions, which unlike most other approaches, observe the total integrated effects of the full set of mass balance components. We will develop high resolution mascon solutions form the GRACE data for Greenland and Antarctica, building on what we have already done for Alaskan glaciers. We will then combine these results with our comprehensive set of results from ICESat, from airborne laser altimetry (including those acquired through IceBridge), and from surface mass balance (SMB) models to provide an integrated analysis of ice sheet mass balance and the factors that control it. Through this analysis, and by comparing our results to published mass balance assessments derived by other means, we will provide: (a) an integrated assessment of ice sheet contributions to sea level that is better understood and better constrained than any that have preceded it, (b) a quantitative assessment of the strengths and limitations of the various mass balance approaches (c) a detailed assessment of the spatial variability of density changes associated with observed elevation changes, and (d) a basis and strategy for improving future ice sheet mass balance results derived from ICESat-2 and DESDynI, which will not have the benefit of coincidence with GRACE or GRACE-2. Our analyses of ice sheet changes will complement efforts by other members of the broader IDS sea level team, who presumably will examine issues related to ocean thermal expansion, terrestrial storage, the terrestrial reference frame and other geodetic aspects of sea level rise. Collectively, we will advance our understanding of the processes that control current sea level rise and their likely behavior in the future.
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"But françafrique is like an ocean liner: you can't just stop it from one day to the next."
Maybe a supertanker is a richer image: it is even harder to steer or stop, as it goes ahead full of oil.
To Anderson:
So according to you France is an evil colonialist and the US have only ever promoted democracy and freedom?..like when they supported the coup that brought Pinochet to power, or when they supported the coup that brought the shah to power in Iran, not to mention the constant medling in the politics of central american countries.
France is at least making the right moves in Africa.
President Sarkozy's presence at the funeral is all that is normal when you know how close the ties are between France and Gabon.
When are we going to see the US, admiting to topling over elected governments simply because they were on the other side of the political spectrum?
I believe that when it comes to screwing the world the US did rather well...
Final note..Sarkozy, a leftist???Do you actually know anything about France that you didn't hear on Fox news?
As a Frenchman, I find that our politicians' attitude towards Africa has long been revolting. Despite all his flaws, Sarkozy is moving in the right direction on this. Then of course it will take time...
The fact that all those Big Wigs (from France) showed up for the Funeral, says a lot.
Like it or not, as far as France is concerned Africa will always be number One.
Peace, Love & Respect.
Obviously, the English have long been rivals of French colonialism and I think no one would defend the objectivity of English-press articles regarding French conduct in their former colonies.
I think Mr. Sarkozy is making the right noises - France's role should be modified in western Africa, to strengthen its role as a neutral guarantor of democracy in the region, while limiting its direct involvement with power elites.
One thing I do not see mentioned anywhere: As a non-French European I feel there should be more appreciation for the fact that France now represents all of us in that part of the world. The CFA Franc is tied to the euro, my currency, and links some 80 million Africans economically to Europe, not just France. Just as I am proud to carry the map of French Guiana, Martinique, Guadeloupe and Reunion on my euros, I am happy that France maintained good economic relations between Europe and western Africa - just please, let's keep these on the up-and-up, no?
"But françafrique is like an ocean liner: you can't just stop it from one day to the next."
I hope Monsieur Glaser won't come to regret his choice of words, if this ocean liner hits a proverbial iceberg and sinks altogether, with horrendous consequences....
Why did Sarkozy show tacit approval by attending the funeral of this despot who bled his country dry to enrich himself? He had 45 homes of which apparently 12 were in France.
Such people should be thrown onto a rubbish tip in a plastic bin bag, or left for the scavenging wild animals.
No doubt Sarkozy will attend Mugabe's funeral too .... hopefully soon!
Oh Val, give me back my diamonds!
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Ah, Sarko's just feeling neglected. All the earnest young lefties are always whining about the US and the CIA and whatnot, and he's upset they aren't paying enough attention to France's lengthy, historic and important role in screwing around in and screwing up large parts of the world. Why should Bush II and Obama get all the press?
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I'm back folks with the same old question. I am disappointed with Honeysuckle. I also have Trumpet vine and it's fast grower but doesn't twine. I will kill it soon. I was told it is a nuisance. I can see why. I dug it from one place and moved it to another place. I thought that I dug everything but new sprouts are growing from old place.
I really would like something that would WOW me everyday. hahaha! Something that would cover some parts of my pergola eventually. I have a Clematis Ettoile Violet and it only grew upto 6 ft tall but had tons of flowers.
What are your suggestions for zone 5a? This is my pergola.
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WOW you every day is not an easy thing to do - most vines are going to have a period of maximum interest(e.g. flowering period) and then be 'less interesting'. How much patience do you have? One option that occurs to me is an 'Arctic Beauty' kiwi vine - it apparently takes 3 years to mature enough for the white and pink variegation to appear... If I had a location in sun that was appropriate for it, I'd try one of those. I'd probably combine it with clematis in a harmonious color to add some flowers to it.
Here is a link that might be useful: 'Arctic Beauty' kiwi
I thought of kiwi because, once it gets to the age that it's variegated, it would have interest all the time even without flowers. I'd add clematis just for additional flower interest. I hawe a Henryi clematis that grows into the Chinese wisteria to flower after the wisteria finishes flowering. And I have added Henryi also to the iron arbour in the front garden to go with Emerald Gaiety euonymus that I planted there last year to replace the Hall's honeysuckle that got ripped out for the crime of being too vigorous!
Henryi is listed as 3-4 meters (~10-13') and has climbed to the top of the Chinese wisteria tree without any problem. Interestingly, the Chicago Botanical Garden didn't rate it very highly (only **) in their evaluation [http://www.chicagobotanic.org/downloads/planteval_notes/no10_clematis.pdf] but it has done well for me. The Clematis on the Web search page (see link below) is a good tool for looking up possibilities.
In this picture, I think you can see why I've planted a white clematis with the variegated euonymus - if they grow together as well as I hope, the white flowers should be very striking with the white variagation on the euonymus:
(A red clematis - Niobe- that shared the arbor with the honeysuckle reapeared from some roots we missed when we dug everything out, so it will now be a red and white combination of flowers on the euonymus! Not what I planned but I think it will still work....)
Here you can see the Henryi flowering in the wisteria after the wisteria flowers had finished - unfortunately the rachis (central stem of the flower raceme) of the wisteria flowers did not have enough time to dry up and fall off before the clematis flowered so it looks a bit messy :-)
The clematis continues to put out sporatic flowers for most of the summer.
A pink clematis might work as well - it would be useful to find an Arctic Beauty kiwi in a local garden to see exactly what the variegation colors are to help you choose a flowering companion if you want one.
Here is a link that might be useful: Clematis on the Web search page
Hi Virtuosity! You have a lovely pergola and you've received many excellent suggestions. But the idea of being 'Wow'd' every single day is daunting if by that you mean that you want vines that are in flower much if not most of the season.
I'm remined of a piece of good design advice..."Less is More." If you get a chance to go to Boston you'll see some charming examples of boston ivy. Harvard University in Cambridge will give you a great idea of how wonderful a simple vine can look if healthy and well manicured.
Then too there is famous Wrigley Field in Chicago. One employee there is responsible for maintaining that great example of a living fence.
Hi Virtu0s1ty,
I'm thrilled that she liked the picture you showed her of Boston Ivy. I suggested it because it seems to do a few things. I think it has little suckers that will cling to your arbor, and it will twine and grow, grow, grow. But come fall it may turn a wonderful rusty red color...another WOW for you!
Beware New Dawn! Beautiful but VERY vigorous and those thorns are HUGE and SHARP!! We eventually removed ours after several years of trying to control it by swagging it along chains. I think the only suitable way to grow that one is to grow it along a 3-4' tall fence or other structure that it can be tied to and where you have easy access from both sides to prune it and maintain it. Like most climbing roses it blooms best on lateral growth from horizontal canes - that means most of the flowers will be on top of the arbour - and you'll soon have a heavy weight of canes on the top of the arbour. We were concerned that the weight would eventually be too heavy for the arbour to support! A beautiful plant but one that needs the right home if it is to be a part of the garden in the longterm!
Lateral growths that flower:
In flower:
No dieback in winter but some blackspot in late summer at times. The big problem is the long, thorny canes that reach out to grab anyone passing under the arbour! DH called it 'the Killer rose'! When we had the shed built in the backyard, we had to severely cut the rose back so it was safe for the guys building the shed to use the gate to move materials in and out..... It's a beautiful rose - but an unfriendly one! We now grow clematises on the arbour and swag chains - a much friendlier alternative!
I'm not in the US - I'm in southern Ontario, west of Toronto, near the shore of Lake Ontario. This area is considered zone 5, except the moderating effect of the lake nearby means I can sometimes get away with zone 6 plants in sheltered spots.