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Harper to meet native leaders
Chief, elders to keep hunger strikes going
OTTAWA -- Prime Minister Stephen Harper has agreed to meet aboriginal leaders on Jan. 11, but that pledge alone will not compel three aboriginal leaders to end their hunger strikes.
Harper announced the meeting Friday morning, a day after Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence said a meeting proposed for Jan. 24 by the Assembly of First Nations was too far away. Spence has been on a hunger strike since Dec. 11 demanding a meeting with Harper and Gov. Gen. David Johnston. She gave a 72-hour deadline for the meeting Thursday or said there would be mass protests.
Harper didn't meet that deadline, although that no longer seems to matter.
"I'm just really overjoyed to hear that the Crown and the prime minister and the governments, that they're gonna meet with us on Jan. 11," said Spence, standing outside a teepee in the shadow of Parliament Hill, where she has been living for 25 days.
"But I'll still be here on my hunger strike until that meeting takes place."
Spence said she will attend the meeting herself, along with Manitoba Cross Lake elder Raymond Robinson and Mi'kmaq elder Gene Sock, both of whom are also refusing food in protest. Robinson began his hunger strike Dec. 12, demanding the federal government withdraw its recent omnibus budget-implementation bill that amends the Indian Act to make it easier for reserves to lease their land. He started in Cross Lake but flew to Ottawa earlier this week to join Spence.
They are living on Victoria Island, a native campsite on the Ottawa River, a few hundred metres from Parliament Hill. They are eating only herbal tea and salmon broth.
"It's been a long journey," Robinson said Friday.
"I'm going to remain here on my hunger strike until I see meat and substance both at that meeting."
But neither Spence nor Robinson could say what has to happen for them to start eating again.
"I'll worry about that when the day comes," said Spence.
Robinson said he wants a clear commitment from Harper to have an open dialogue about treaty rights.
"Not this paternalistic 'I am the chair and I'll tell you what is good for you,' " he said.
Harper answered a few questions about the situation during an announcement Friday concerning the automobile industry at a Ford plant in Oakville, Ont.
He said the meeting will be a continuation of the themes begun last year at the Crown-First Nations gathering and will specifically look at economic development, the treaty relationship and aboriginal rights.
"These are long-term challenges, but we are committed to addressing them," he said.
Harper was not directly asked what he thought about Spence and Robinson using a hunger strike as leverage but when asked about the Idle No More protest movement, he said he has no issue with peaceful protests.
"People have the right in our country to demonstrate and express their points of view peacefully as long as they obey the law, but I think the Canadian population expects everyone will obey the law in holding such protests," he said.
Dozens of protest have taken place across the country as grassroots First Nations members demand action from the government on a number of issues. Most have obeyed the law, although at least one blockade of a rail line was forced to end by the courts.
There is talk of some protesters blocking the Canada-U.S. border at some points in the coming days.
Idle No More is not directly connected to the hunger strikes, although Spence has asked the protesters to stand together with all First Nations people.
Whether Harper's olive branch also quiets the Idle No More movement is still up in the air.
Many of the complaints from the Idle No More protesters surround a number of government bills and decisions they say were made without consulting aboriginals.
Critics say that violates both treaty rights and the United Nations declaration on the rights of indigenous people, of which Canada is a signatory.
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The Nationals placed outfielder Rick Ankiel on the 15-day disabled list with a strained intercostal (rib cage) muscle in order to make room for today's starter Tom Gorzelanny, continuing Ankiel's frustrating first season in Washington.
On May 2, Ankiel started in center field for the 27th time in 28 games. He sprained his wrist while diving for a line drive, an injury that would eventually send him to the disabled list. When he returned, he found himself in a three-way platoon with Roger Bernadina and Laynce Nix.
Tuesday, he strained the muscle while taking a swing in his first at-bat and has not played since. Between injuries and diminished playing time, Ankiel has made 11 starts in the 43 games since the day after he first hurt his wrist.
"For me, it's one of those things where you can't control it," Ankiel said. "The only thing I have a choice to control how I'm going to respond to it. I'm going to get ready to go."
Ankiel took batting practice this morning, and he said he could probably return to game action Tuesday if needed. But if he aggravated the strain, he said, the injury would likely sideline him for a significant portion of the season.
"If I really blow that area out, then I'm in trouble," Ankiel said. "I'll take a few extra days to get it right then get ready to go."
That risk, plus a recent dearth of at-bats that has added some rust, made going on the disabled list is best choice. Ankiel will promptly begin a minor league rehab assignment in order to take more at-bats. He will be eligible to return June 30, which is an off day, so Ankiel will next be able to play July 1.
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Crime Watch: 'Nosy' parents can prevent cyber-bullying
Many of you emailed me regarding last week article on cyber-bullying as to what you can do as parents. You can start by talking to your kids about the issue and teaching them the rules below, which will help prevent cyber-bullying from happening to them or someone they know.
One of the biggest challenges that parents have nowadays is that this is also happening on your child iPhone, iPad or other portable device. So it's not just the computer anymore that you have to check.
Here's what kids need to know:• Never give out personal information online, whether in instant-message profiles, chat rooms, blogs, or personal websites.
• Never tell anyone but your parents your password — not even friends.
• If someone sends a mean or threatening message, don't respond. Save it or print it out and show it to your parents.
• Never open e-mails from someone you don't know or from someone you know is a bully.
• Don't put anything online that you wouldn't want your classmates to see, even in email.
• Don't send messages when you're angry. Before clicking "send," ask yourself how you would feel if you received the message.
• Help kids who are bullied online by not joining in and showing bullying messages to an adult.
Since cyber-bullying takes place at home or on their phones, it's important that parents know about cyber-bullying and that they get involved in preventing it. Just like parents help their kids avoid inappropriate websites, they can protect kids from cyber-bullying
Here's what parents can do:• Keep your home computer in a busy area of your house.
• Check your child's phone for messages.
• Set up email and chat accounts with your children. Make sure that you know their screen names and passwords and that they don't include any personal information in their online profiles.
• Regularly go over their instant messenger "buddy lists" with them. Ask who each person is and how your children know him or her.
• Discuss cyber-bullying with your children and ask if they have ever experienced it or seen it happen to someone.
• Tell your children that you won't blame them if they are cyber-bullied. Emphasize that you won't take away their computer privileges or phone – this is the main reason kids don't tell adults when they are cyber-bullied.
If you would like brochures on cyber-bullying or Internet Safety, please contact our office or email me. You can also contact the National Crime Prevention Council at: www.ncpc.org or Connect with Kids at websource.connectwithkids.com. They have wonderful resources on the subject. You can also visit www.NetSmartzKids.org is an interactive, educational program of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children that we partner with thru our Youth Crime Watch program in the schools. Parents, you have many excellent resources. Please use them!
You need to check those computers, their phones or iPads. Be a "nosy" parent. I know it's not easy but working with schools police, teachers and administrators can help you as a parent as well as your child. Most important is your open communication with your child.
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In the same way that flax seeds must be ground in order to reap the benefits of their alpha-linolenic & omega-3 fatty acids I'm wondering if Capsicum (chillis, peppers) seeds must also first be ground to obtain Capsaicin's health benefits
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Welcome to the Sons And Daughters guide at TV.Com. Sons and Daughters began in 1982 and initially followed the lives of the Hamilton and Palmer families. During 1983 the Morrell family were introduced into the series. When Rowena Wallace quit the role of Patrica Hamilton the role was recast with Belinda Giblen taking over the part several months after Rowena left. Patrica returned to the show living under the name of Alison Carr. When Rowena Wallace wanted to return to the show she returned as Pamela Hudson, Alison's twin sister. The show ran for six years until it's cancellation in 1987. The show was also shown in the UK on the ITV network and has recently been rerun on Channel 5. Brian Blain, Leila Hayes, Pat McDonald and Ian Rawlings were on the show throughout it's complete run. The series final cast was :- Brian Blain as Gordon Hamilton Leila Hayes as Beryl Hamilton Ian Rawlings as Wayne Hamilton Oriana Panozzo as Susan Hamilton Pat McDonald as Fiona Thompson Belinda Giblen as Alison Carr Tom Richards as David Palmer Abigail as Caroline Fletcher Normie Rowe as Doug Fletcher Sara Kemp as Charlie Buckley Paul Dawber as Todd Buckley Danny Roberts as Andrew Green Rima Te Waita as Janice Reid Jared Robinson as Craig Maxwell Shannon Kenny as Debbie Halliday Philip Spencer-Harris as Michael Benson Tom Jennnings as Greg Hudson Melissa Docker as Sarah Hudsonmoreless
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Original UK regional ITV transmissions
Central Sunday 6 February 1983 as 90 minute pilot 14:30 From episode 4, Central initially screened the show three times a week in the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 15:30 slots
YTV Monday 11 July 1983 as 75 minute pilot 14:45 From episode 4, YTV initially screened the show twice a week in the Monday and Friday 15:30 slots
Granada Monday 5 September 1983 18:00 Initially Granada screened the show twice a week in the Monday and Friday 18:00 slots
TVS Wednesday 19 October 1983 15:20 Initially TVS screened the show twice a week in the Wednesday and Thursday 15:20 slots
TSW/Channel Monday 14 November 1983 15:30 Initially TSW screened the show three times a week in the Monday, Wednesday and Friday 15:30 slots. Channel took their programmes from TSW until 31 December 1985 and therefore used the same slot as TSW, before switching to TVS on 1 January 1986. When they changed to follow TVS's schedule Channel had to re-show 83 episodes as TVS were behind TSW
Thames/Anglia/Tyne Tees Tuesday 15 November 1983 15:30 Initially Thames screened the show four times a week in the Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 15:30 slots. Anglia and Tyne Tees used the same slots as Thames throughout the series
Scottish Tuesday 3 April 1984 14:00 Initially Scottish screened the show three times a week in the Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 14:00 slots
Grampian Tuesday 22 May 1984 15:30 Initially Grampian screened the show once a week in the Tuesday 15:30 slot
HTV Wednesday 11 July 1984 15:30 Initially HTV screened the show three times a week in the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 15:30 slots
Border Monday 1 July 1985 as 75 minute pilot 14:45 From episode 4, Border initially screened the show twice a week in the Monday and Tuesday 15:30 slots
Ulster Monday 7 April 1986 15:30 Initially Ulster screened the show twice a week in the Monday and Friday 15:30 slots
The series was set in Melbourne and Sydney.
The show was originally shown on the Seven network in Australia.
The show is made by Reg Grundy productions.
The original set of character's images featured in the opening credits were Fiona, Angela, John, Jill, Gordon, Patricia, David, Beryl, Kevin, Susan and Wayne.
The style of the opening and closing credits remained consistent for the whole series. The opening titles consisted of a set of sepia / black and white photos of the main cast. For the closing sequence the picture freezes and turns to sepia at the clffhanger point.
The series was rerun in March 1998 when Channel 5 first started showing it at 1:30pm on weekdays. They stopped showing it at episode number 212. The series started again in an early morning slot in January 2002. Sons and Daughters took the time slot at 5:35am-6:00am on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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Bought it new now has 295,000 miles, replaced engine 6/09 after 292k miles.replaced alternator, fixed tranny once, interior not to Toyota standards, but it does get me to where I need to go without any fuss, good mpg's but the 3 speed w/o overdrive is horrible. If I replace this car with another one like it, got to be either a 4 speed or manual. Toyota should have done away with 3 speed when they redesigned car in '98. But base version was made to take place of discontinued Tercel. So VE has no clock, trunk release, adj. wheel, etc. Nevertheless very reliable car, was able to replace engine for about $1200 including labor, got one from a junked car with only 93k miles.
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I have driven over 280,000 miles in mostly urban traffic with some expressway also. This car is not a good long distance hauler due to its 3 speed tranny. I should have spent extra and gotten the 4 speed. Thank god they don't make those anymore. It's an excellent around town car even with all the miles I still get about 28mpg which is what the EPA says I should get. Mechanically very reliable, although lately I replaced the mounts with aftermarket units and I ruined the car. It now shakes and vibrates to the point of being intolerable to all but the shortest trips.
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Snake Killing at the Symphony
One of my favorite orchestral pieces is Sensemaya by Silvestra Revueltas. It's an incredibly visceral piece that was written in Mexico City, and is one of the first widely famous orchestral pieces by a Mexican composer. It was based on a poem that was about an Afro-Carribean ritual performed while killing a snake. The piece itself has a snake like sound as the tension is slowly ratcheted up, like a python slowly crushing its prey. It's violent, disturbing, and beautiful all at the same time. Stripped of its origins it is the kind of piece that can take the imagination many places. Is it the sound of a tribe of cannibals, mysterious ancient ruins, a battle about to take place, or something far stranger?
Morrissey, Jackson Browne, Buffy Sainte-Marie
I couldn't help but post this picture of Morrissey and Jackson Browne together. To top it all off they were both attending a show by Buffy Sainte-Marie. Anyone that has read this blog for awhile knows that all three are favorites of mine. All three are also writers who have a mastery of poetry and politics. They have the ability to look out at the world and describe what is going on with unique insight. They are original voices, first-rate melody writers, and absolutely fearless.
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The Ramones, Grandpa Munster, and Phil Spector
Marky Ramone is set to release an autobiography called Punk Rock Blitzkrieg: My Life As a Ramone. The above link is a section of the book that has posted at Rolling Stone Magazine. I learned how to play and write my own songs by listening to the Ramones when I was a kid, long before I could learn or figure out anyone else's. I was probably around 12 or 13 at the time.
The book itself, if this excerpt is anything to go by, seems like it will be an entertaining read, to put it mildly. Here is a paragraph where the Ramones first meet Phil Spector, who happens to be sitting with Al Lewis, who plays Grandpa on The Munsters:
Grandpa Al was more than a left-winger. He was an eccentric and one with a delusion here and there. He told us he served on the legal defense team of the 1920s anarchists Sacco and Vanzetti. There was no doubt Grandpa would have if he could have, but he was about eleven years old at the time—or an infant, depending upon which birth date you believed. He also informed us that in the sixties he met Charles Manson, who babysat his sons. "He was a gentleman!" Grandpa said. Hearing this, Dee Dee started talking about his own sons, who didn't even exist, and about his fictional days fighting the Vietcong. Someone should have grabbed a tape recorder, because this was an album.
Ghost Songs
This afternoon I fell into the deep and dark sleep of the the hungover, only to awaken to a cold grey and white grave like early evening. It looked as much like a dream outside, and a far more nefarious one, than the dream I had just been having on my couch. Realizing that my dog had not been walked I put on my headphones and headed out the door. I put on the last two songs from Bash and Pop's album Friday Night is Killing Me. Those songs would be Tiny Pieces and First Steps.
What an album! It is one of those albums that I discovered in a used CD store some years back that has never completely left the rotation. And yet it is an album so few people know about. I wonder how many people even own that album? It was Tommy Stinson's first album after the breakup of The Replacements. It is full of loose disheveled rock n roll. The playing is simply fantastic, especially the guitar playing. It has so many cool little guitar parts delivered with a ton of feel. The production is organic and inviting. It really is one of those great lost rock n roll gems, like if the Faces had some record out there that had escaped release. It's not music that will change the world, but it is a record that always manages to change my mood when I am listening to it. I imagine it does that for other people that have discovered its charms.
It's funny how the things that can mean so much to us, like dreams, are things that so many other people will never ever know. How many great albums are out there that we will never hear? Even more, how many great songs were written that have been lost to the sands of time? Unlike many other types of art that must be rendered in physical form in the doing, usually songs that make it to record often leave behind many other ones that never will. Shadows and spirits of sound that a songwriter may deliver in their living room, that are swept aside as the times change. Ghost songs. Not the songs of the dead, but the songs of the deceased emotion.
Maybe that organization of sound was developed into something better. A lot of times it is just a numbers game. You only get the financing to make so many records. At the time you choose what you think are your best songs, although it can be very hard to judge your own work. You record them, in a process where so many things can be lost in translation. Then out of all of the recordings that are made only so many of them find an audience, often having nothing to do with the works validity. Even for the most popular of artists it can sometimes be a losing game.
Friday Night is Killing Me is one of those records that at least got made, but has been largely forgotten. It makes no difference, other than maybe in the financial bearing of its creators. They made something great. They took a chance and dreamed. Even if they are few and far between, there are still people out there like me whose souls are warmed by it on a grim afternoon, as if we had suddenly stumbled upon the hearth of a friendly fire after a great storm.
One day you're stumblin' around
The next you're thinkin' of the town
And the friends that you thought would always be
With old friends come those greetings
That your eyes won't be meeting
Though your insides want to embrace
You hardly recognize the face
With Chicago round the corner
Baby takes her first step today
Bash and Pop First Steps
Recording Ted Hawkins Baby
I've been busy playing shows and recording the last few days, so I haven't been posting a lot. Today I had simply one of the most amazing musical experiences that I've ever had, and probably ever will. I got to record with Elizabeth Hawkins and Tina Hawkins, the late great Ted Hawkins's widow and daughter. I'm not a religious person, but to quote Kurt Vonnegut, a secular humanist, "The only proof he needed for the existence of God was music." It was that kind of day.
Right now there is a Ted Hawkins tribute record being put together. The Shinyribs band is the house band for anyone that doesn't bring their own musicians in. Kevin "Shinyribs" Russell is one of the producers.
There is something indescribable when family sings together. Hearing a mother and daughter sing their husband/dad's song was extraordinary. These two sang like angels. It had that kind of purity and heart that you hear on 1960's girl group records. I felt, listening back to them, that I temporarily took a trip outside of space and time. This was timeless music, as it was pure emotion. Keith, Kev, and I tracked in one room live, with the two women singing live in the other room. Let me tell you, it was easy to play well while you were hearing those two songbirds in your headphones. (We recorded the song above. The video above is a brief live clip of Ted Hawkins. There is a recorded band version of this song that we based our arrangement on today. I should also mention that Elizabeth Hawkins sang with Ted Hawkins on his records and also helped to arrange some of the material.)
There is so much more I could say, but the proof will be in the recording when it is finally available. Often when you record something you have no idea how the final product will turn out. However, today was one of those days when you just felt lucky to be there.
P.S. If you haven't heard Hawkins's Watch Your Step album, it is a must buy. I've never heard anyone that didn't like it. HIs other records are fantastic too, especially Happy Hour, but Watch Your Step is a front to back masterpiece.
The Importance of Panning
The above article is about how bands are mixed on record. I think it is simple enough to follow that even someone that doesn't understand recording could get something out of it.
I have mentioned that I am obsessed with AC/DC lately. One of the things that I love about their records is the simplicity. I especially love the sound of their guitars and the way that they are mixed. All of AC/DC's records feature the brothers Malcolm and Angus Young. (Malcolm Young just retired, but he is on all of the band's records except their soon to be released new record.) On AC/DC records there are very few recorded tracks that the band can't play live. When you listen to their records you hear a band mixed like you were seeing them live. When you see AC/DC live Malcolm's amps are on stage left and Angus Young's amps are on stage right. When you listen to their music on a stereo or headphones you therefor hear Malcolm's guitar on the left ear or speaker, and Angus's guitar on the right. Angus later adds his solos and they are mixed mostly in the middle or only slightly off to one side.
When something is only on one side or the other, or more on one side than the other, this is called panning. When things were recorded in mono everything was equal in both speakers. Stereo allows you split what instrument is on what speaker or side of your headphones. This helps with clarity as everything is not fighting for the same space.
However, like with AC/DC, it can actually make a record more interesting as well. You can listen to one of their records and tell what each brother is playing and how their guitars compliment each other. I used AC/DC as an example not only because they are featured in the above article, nor because I am really enjoying them right now, but their mixes are really a simple and clear way to understand panning. Listen to one of their songs sometime on headphones, and notice how each headphone features a different guitar that is complimenting the other one. You will realize how well constructed the guitar parts.
If you have even the slightest interest in how a group of musicians can create something that is more than the sum of its parts, these kinds of records are a great place to start.


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Our weather in So. CA decided to behave for a bit and give the roses a chance to make some pretty blooms. I get clouds in the morning from the ocean and then it's clear the rest of the day with a high around 80 F. The mornings and evenings are good gardening temps so I'm enjoying being outside with the plants when I can.
Things have settled down in the mitten state too. We're actually running about normal for temps and rain which is pretty good for the roses. Earlier we were pretty cool and I never did get what I'd call a spring flush but I have some blooms now so I'm happy!
It's sunny with some sporadic cloudiness & it's supposed to get 'bout 79 F here in Spokane, WA. Lol, I'm all about doing gardening in the cool of the mornings. After that it's too bloomin' hot, and then in the evenings the bugs really start buggin' me. ;)
102 for the high, 78 for the low....feels like 95 when it is 102 due to the 5% humidity. It is rather nice until about 2 p.m. At that point, the temperature hits 93 but feels like a dry 86-88. I actually do not mind the open shade at that point, but prefer to stay out of the full sun. Some of the roses are really, really happy right and seem to have perked up with the increases temperature over the past couple of weeks. Gertrude Jekyll, the Hybrid Perpetuals and Annie Laurie Mc Dowell are growing rapidly.
The other Austin's have slowed down, Reine des Violettes is growing rapidly and in bloom. Everything else seems to be growing, but at a slower rate than Feb - early May. No clouds, sun and blue skies but that is extremely typical and rather deceiving when it is cold out.
I wish we had some of your rain...especially if the temperatures were lower.
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Well, the plants definitely are enjoying these gully washers, and really is helping our drought conditions. It's pretty pleasant out, around 80, but the humidity is at 89% right now, which will NOT be pleasant when it starts heating up again in the next few days, lol! Oh well, glad to have it while we can, for sure.
I took the week off to work on the yard/house so of course it's raining every day! LOL, earlier this week it was very hot and humid. After a day of rain, it's much cooler and less humid. I was able to power wash the deck and porch. Today the patio. My roses are pretty much still in the lull of post first flush and hopefully with this rain will have another flush soon.
I have 3 Santa Barbara Sages that did not get the message they are dwarfs to move and my two poor hacked to the ground lavenders. Going to split the sages and have 2 roses to plant as well. And a couple of sacks of concrete mix to get out of my way in the garage...now that should be fun (NOT)
Buggy! Buggy is weather, too, isn't it ;) ?
The temps have been from mid-80's to low 90's mostly, and humid, so it will take me a little while to get used to the heat before it gets even hotter. Short thunderstorms most evenings/nights, but nothing awful so far, thank goodness. Just a regular June, and I always hate it at first. I do garden in the sun in the daytime :)
Bug-wise, we have everything from Japanese beetles and June bugs (both!) to leafhoppers and grasshoppers in droves right now. The praying mantises aren't very big yet. I don't know if the heat/humidity cranking up would bother me so much if it weren't also so itchy out there from things swarming on me, lol! I think I swallow a bug a day :D
It's been in the low to high eighties which is pleasant in the shade but in the sun after a few minutes it feels like 105. I can only garden in the evenings and then there's never enough daylight to do much except watering. No rain of course, and the drought conditions make for a blah garden. Wish we could siphon off water from the places that have more than they want or need!
It has been in the high 80's here by the Great Lakes, too hot! The air is like burning, feel like melting as soon as you step outside, riding scooter is no longer cool, zooming under the burning sun....... I want the ice-age back today. :-) Love the weather in the 70's. Gardening at night, it should be in the 60's under the moonlight.


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Hassman is a populated place located in Aitkin County at latitude 46.602 and longitude -93.613.
The elevation is 1,207 feet. Hassman appears on the Hassman U.S. Geological Survey Map. Aitkin County is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).
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Looking for suggestions:-)
I will be replacing my plum and peach tree this fall they are infected with some yellow goop stuff(forgot the name),I made the mistake on planting them 2 years ago not knowing how difficult are to manage:(any ways I think I will be replacing the strawberries too,I grow my fruits and vegetables organic and was thinking figs and blueberries will be easier to manage,so I'm looking for recomendation in varieties,since my space is limited I only want to grow the tastiest ones.I live in central NC and prefer the purple figs,but will consider others,thanks in advance:o)
on the north side of Greensboro, growing rabbiteye and southern highbush blueberries(10), wild & thorny blackberries (i only have to clip them where i dont want them to grow..) and just starting couple pear trees from CenturyOrchard near Reidsville (well recommended).
As far as the taste of rabbiteye blueberries, I'd rate Powder Blue, Premier, and Tifblue (and several other varieties) as very good, Climax as a little better, Brightwell as a couple degrees better yet, and Yadkin, which I wish I had discovered sooner, as clearly the best. I haven't yet tried Columbus, but Edible Landscaping's description and recommendation leaves me wanting to try it.
Figs are so easy to root, that I'd recommend tasting your neighbor's/friend's figs this summer and layering/rooting a branch of your favorite for yourself.
jimfnc:D we may be neighbors(northwest Gso.);o)Have to check up that nursery,I have cedars near by so I'll stay away from apples and pears.Cousinfloyd:D I actually have a couple of neighbors with fig trees everytime I ask what variety?their answer is well is small green/purplish I got it at the farmers market,lol.Last night I checked this website that had a huge list of varieties I had no idea they are so many,overwelming...everysingle description was after the size and color,good,very good,excellent,tasty,the best.So there is not kind of good variety, huh...Where do you get the blueberry plants I bet those aren't available @ the big box store...
Itzybitzy, you said figs and blueberries, however, I will mention Pawpaws and persimmons that are also easy to manage. On the blueberries, I grow most listed by cousinfloyd, and will add O'Neal, for me it ripens about 3 weeks ahead of Climax. If my Premier tastes as bland this year as last year, the 7' bush is going to be pulled out.
so true jimfnc,early spring they where offering @ the big box... "hardy lemon trees" for $50.00 and the tag said hardy to 30 degrees,it gets way cooler here so I passed,when I returned couple weeks later they were sold out...I guess they don't really care.