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These are so cute. I used to collect everything I could get from Boyds Bears and now..I stopped. I have 5 of these in FIRST EDITION numbered on bottom. They are called "Beatrice Boxes" and they are tiny little porcelain boxes with hinged lids...each has a different picture on it of a Boyds Bears scene. THey are still in their original boxes with certificates. They remind me a little of the limoge boxes but they are all round or oval. All are retired and I think one or two are exclusives from QVC.
Anyway...I am ready to get them out of my curio and would trade for plants of just about any kind as long as perennials.. I also love double tulips and amaryllis bulbs.
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I will take a grab at them.. How many perennials do you want..lol I have 2 daughters and a niece that would love one for christmas (they collect hinged boxes) I could send you a large box full of 3 -5 yr old perennials I have daylilies, tiger lilies, asters(dwarf)poenies, Iris's, tons of hosta,scabiosa,rhudbeckia,rhubarb,gladiola bulbs-mixed colors,hens&chicks,I think some sedums..just ask I may have what your looking for.

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Seems to me that if the soil is already salty (like in my location), I'd be doing more harm by adding salt.
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I may be mistaken, but I think the salt in Epsom salt is magnesium sulfate. It adds magnesium and sulfur and has a slight acidifying effect (but not as much as soil sulfur has).
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Hi Anj, know you have been really busy--but when you get a minute, I want to hear about your day at DD's school. We're you a proud Mama?
Know you will be busy this weekend with DB's wedding reception--have a great time. Is your Mom doing better and able to go too?
We're off to an RV show at the Fairplex this morning, then will have GD tomorrow. So glad, haven't seen her since Monday--too long! Might even have to run by there this afternoon! Ha ha
I'll catch you later. Enjoy your weekend and your time with family. Luvs
Luvs~ It was nice. They each got to read a one page essay on their heros and then the hero came down to get an award. DD did both DH and me so we both got an award. She made everyone laugh and thankfully it was with us not at us. At least I hope so. ha Some of the kids made me cry because they wrote theirs on someone who had recently died or one little boy wrote about his stepfather and you could tell he'd had a hard time before Sf came into the picture. Everyone applauded really loud for him. They did a cute little song while their teacher played the guitar and then they handed out cookies and punch to everyone. It was fun. The kids liked it because they got out of school a little earlier than the rest of the kids.
Reception was nice but it was a long day combined with trying to do some fun things with DD for her b-day. I slept like the dead last night until almost 11am today. DH woke me up with breakfast in bed. Felt like it was my b-day. ha
I hope you had fun at the RV show. Are you in the market or just like looking? I like looking even though I wish I was in the market. ha You just can't keep away from that GD for long can you? My parents are the same way with my kids. Ya'll have fun. ~Anj
That was a nice thing--nice that your daughter feels that way about her parents! Bet that SF was one proud man--pretty hard to step into someone else's shoes--nice that he built a good relationship with the boy.
Your sign turned out so nice--read your other forum post where they all wanted it! You really did a great job on it--and with so little notice! So nice your DH knew you were all tired out and did breakfast for you! Very sweet and thoughtful.
And DD birthday too! My goodness girl, you got to do it all at once didn't you? Ha ha I'm sure she had a good time and a special day.
We enjoyed the RV show. We have a motorhome already--remember we went to the beach in it. We went to the show to look for a gadget that will give us WIFi internet when we are traveling. Found one, so DH was happy. We also looked at some of the motorhomes while there--one was unbelievable! 45 ft. long, four slideouts, granite floors and countertops, fireplace, very large flat screen tv, washer and dryer, and little remote control buttons on some of the walls that you just press to open/ close blinds on window, adjust lighting, open & close closet doors--you get the picture. It only cost half a million bucks! LOL
You are right about not liking it when I don't see GD for a few days. Sort of makes my heart ache! Had her today--we talked about Trick or Treat, and made sand muffins again--only she kept adding water so it got pretty soupy.
We played chase in the yard and our dog joined in, kept nearly triping me! So fun to hear GD giggle. And she decided to try to peddle her bicycle finally! Just more grown up every time I see her. So sad that her Tito (other gramma) lives in Costa Rica and only gets to see her about once a year! She is just missing out on so much.
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Google Chief Executive Officer Larry Page says we should all work fewer hours, and – like most people – I love the prospect.
"The idea that everyone needs to work frantically to meet people's needs is just not true," Page said at a recent event organized by the venture-capital firm Khosla Ventures. He was joining his voice to that of another business icon, Richard Branson, who has long championed part-time employment. What they propose, however, would require a complete overhaul of the way governments redistribute wealth: Having people work less would mean instituting some form of universal basic income.
Page believes in "giving people things to do" because they tend to be unhappy otherwise, but he is convinced that satisfying basic needs doesn't require everyone to work all the time. Said the Google co-founder:
"Most people, if I ask them, 'Would you like an extra week of vacation?' They raise their hands, 100 percent of the people. Most people like working, but they'd also like to have more time with their family or to do their own interests. So that would be one way to deal with the problem, is if you had a coordinated way to just reduce the work week. If you had slightly less employment, you can adjust and people will still have jobs."
Page seems unconcerned about people not being able to afford shorter hours and longer vacations. Page is worth $32.7 billion, after all, and Google pays its employees 25 percent more than the average market rate.
Creating a mostly part-time workforce is the solution long recommended by the New Economics Foundation, a London think tank devoted to creating a sustainable society and environment: Just cut the working hours to 21 hours a week, it says. The thinking behind that is that if the shorter work week becomes law, workers will have the bargaining power to extract more pay from employers. When France cut the work week to 35 hours in 2000, that is more or less what happened, but few countries have France's powerful unions, and the tide is running against them anyway. People at Google know at least one reason why: Sergey Brin, the search giant's other co-founder, said at the same event that he thought machines would continue displacing human workers from a growing number of jobs.
NEF admits its proposal could work only if it was coupled with "more progressive taxation." A state-guaranteed universal basic income has been tried before, in experiments during the 1970s. They worked surprisingly well, although back then, neither robots nor China were much of a threat to jobs. Quality-of-life measures improved significantly. Evelyn Forget showed in 2008 that while a universal basic income experiment, called Mincome, ran in the Canadian town of Dauphin in 1975-1978, high school enrollment rates increased, accident and hospitalization rates dropped, and women started giving birth later in life because they could afford more schooling.
Last year, Swiss activists collected the requisite 100,000 signatures to hold a referendum on universal basic income of $2,800 per month for everyone in that nation. The vote has not been held and the plan will probably be defeated: Older, conservative voters rejected a higher minimum wage proposal in May. The idea is worth exploring, however, if only because it may prove more beneficial and possibly no costlier than current, badly administered and nontransparent Social Security systems.
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Well, there was a reference to Number One consulting the records of the Ferengi Commerce Authority. Among other things, if I remember correctly.
Ah, thanks - I've now found a 2010 TrekBBS thread on it as well.
UFP knowledge of the FCA in the 23rd century isn't really contrary to what we know of the Ferengi, any more than Uhura's knowledge of Cardassian drinks in STXI is. And UPF knowledge of the FCA in the 23rd century doesn't really appear to make the novel take place in the Abramsverse...
As for Pitcairn being Chief Engineer rather than Transporter Chief, and Garrison being a Lieutenant, well, that's merely keeping with canon. It's only noncanon, backstage sources that suggest that Pitcairn had any sort of a defined position in "The Cage", or that Garrison's sleeve markings weren't supposed to be the same as Joe Tormolen's, despite the looks. Or that these guys even had names. Etc. etc.
So I wouldn't sweat the "not in line with the prime universe" thing. The average Trek novel diverges more from that norm. And, inevitably, the six
novels add up to a greater number of diversions and contradictions than
The Children of Kings
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I went on the annual garden tour in East Hampton benefiting the Animal Rescue Fund. Some wonderful ideas to bring back to my garden even though my garden is much more humble than the landscapes on the tour. Here is a few of my favorite views.
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My chicks have red stringy dropping i sure it not Coccidiosis.
there 4 weeks old they all growing regular all very active i just don't know what it could be.
Glad they'll be OK. Just a heads-up for everyone: A chicken expert friend of mine tells me that Sulfadimethoxine (Albon) or Amprolium (Amprol or Corrid) still work for coccidiosis, but Sulfamethazine (Sulmet) is no longer effective.
Can't help ya with the roo, though. :)
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I noticed red stringy poo with my chicks too right after bringing them home from the feed store. I was concerned about it until I began to suspect it had something to do with the red granite grit that I was giving them with their feed. I withheld the grit for a couple days and the red stringy stuff disappeared. I guess it could have been coccidiosis, or the mild strain that Dans chicks had, and I just didn't know it. Or maybe not. Anyway, even when I began the grit again, I didn't see the red stuff anymore.
The chick starter that they sell there at Russell Feed is always medicated and I'm sure that the whole point of that is to eliminate all the diseases that chickens seem to be born with. I don't mean to be peddling ignorance here, I don't know that much about diseases in chicks. Correct me if I'm wrong please.
One thing I would like to know is how old should I let my chicks get before I treat them for mites. I use Sevin dust.


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In this course, students will learn how to use computer algebra systems to solve mathematical problems. This year, students will through the use of Sage and Python learn how mathematical topics can be applied to solve many interesting problems. Our course will be proken down into essentially three modules. First, we will be learning good coding practices through the use of Sage. Second, we will be applying these concepts to problems in number theory. Lastly, we will consider some computational considerations while using linear algebra packages. While we are using Sage and Python as our primary languages, the techniques learnt here can easily extend to many commercial software applications such as Maple, Matlab, Magma, Mathematica and others.
See the UBC Calendar entry for Math 210 for course pre and corequisites.
Contact Information
- Instructor - Carmen Bruni
- Office Hours - Always available online on Piazza. In person MATH 201 MW 3:00-4:00 (or by appointment). SPECIAL January 14th Office hours at 4:30-5:30.
- Email - firstname.lastname@example.com
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|Term start:
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|Midterm break:
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| Friday, April 10, 2015
|Family day:
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- January 9th, 2015 - Typo in A0Q1. Some people have a version of this question where the last line says "Your function should not return a value". Clearly this is wrong! Also some people were confused about the return statements. You are supposed to change the return value to the correct value. I just wanted to give you guys a stub to work off of. Sorry!
- January 9th, 2015 - Typo in A0Q3, the test code for loop should read:
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Course Grade Breakdown
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- 10% Laboratory Midterm
- 20% Assignments
- Should any unforeseen complications occur during the laboratory midterm (for example, a blackout), the 10% will shift to the final exam.
- Students who cannot make the aforementioned times due to a UBC related conflict must inform the instructor immediately.
- If you miss a midterm due to illness, please give the instructor a doctor's note explaining your illness no more than 48 hours after the midterm date.
- Remarking policy: Please indicate which problems you would like to have regarded on a sticky note/stapled piece of paper on the assignment or midterm in question. I will have a look at the question in doubt however I will also look at all other questions as well. This means that your mark could decrease after regrading. If the error in question is simply an addition error, then I will unconditionally fix it. I will not accept papers for regrading until 24 hours after both solutions have been posted and you have received your assignment.
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|Introduction. Programming basics: functions, if, for/while loops, arrays (definition, max, min, sum, length, append, sort, etc.), variables, dir, help command (?), floor, ceiling. Good coding practices.
|Iterative methods - Mathematical Induction, recursion, Euler's method.
|More iterative methods: Cobwebbing, Newton's method, bisection method.
|More on cobwebbing, file input and output, algorithm complexity, machine epsilon, (very brief) introduction to number theory.
|Elementary number theory topics
|Basic Cryptography
- Course Notes
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- Sage for Undergraduates. You will also find some other videos on Sage primers.
- Sage Reference Manual. If you have a question, the answer is probably in here.
- PEP8 and PEP257 can help with commenting styles.
- Elementary Number Theory This book is by William Stein, the creator of Sage! Very neat book and I'll try to follow this one as much as possible.
- Elementary Number Theory. Here is a free (with LaTeX file!) Elementary Number Theory textbook which also contains the information we will need.
- The book of proof For mathematical induction.
- Linear Algebra Here is another free book - a linear algebra textbook. Clearly we will not get through all of this but it serves as a good initial reference.
- Computational Mathematics Here is a set of notes specifically on Computational Mathematics. I will follow parts of these course notes.
- Homework - Sage Math Cloud
- This term, all homework will be done using the Sage Math Cloud (SMC). There, assignments will be posted and you will do the assignments on the cloud. Please also save local copies of your work in case of an emergency. Once you finish an assignment, leave it in your SMC account and it will get automatically collected at the beginning of Friday classes. Please sign up to SMC and send me an email with your account information (the email address you used to log in to SMC is fine).
Your work and solutions must also be submitted on paper to your instructor during class time. Also, staple your work using a stapler in the top left hand corner. Failing to put a staple in your paper will result in an automatic grade of 0. Paperclips, folder corners, tape etc. are not staples and cannot be substituted as such.
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|Friday January 30th
|Friday March 13th
|Friday March 27th
|Friday April 10th
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Hey gang.
I'm talking to you, good folks and gentle people of Winnipeg.
Not the local street thugs that international media voice Vice recently decided to make into local heroes in its portrayal of the city as the murder capital of Canada.
Hey gang, we have just received a big boost from a respected international media brand with more clout where it counts when it comes to our identity and reputation.
The headline in the U.K.'s Financial Times Friday edition sounds as if it could have been written by the local chamber of commerce: "Why Winnipeg is one of the best places to do business in Canada."
The subhead, displayed in a line above a photo of the Esplanade Riel bridge, encapsulated the answer.
"The vibrant, multicultural city has several major developments in the pipeline, helping fuel strong demand for homes."
In fact, our comparative real estate values are at the heart of the story that was published in the Properties section of the prestigious business-focused newspaper.
The newspaper also refers to a two-year-old KPMG study that named the city the least expensive place to do business in Western Canada, although my business source says the city has been judged the cheapest place to do business in the North American Midwest.
The story quotes Pierre Leduc of the Canadian Real Estate Association putting the city's housings market in a national perspective.
"One unique feature of the Winnipeg market is that it has always had one of the tightest balances of supply to demand in the country," he reportedly said. "If it were anywhere else, this would be a sellers' market but in Winnipeg it seems to be the neutral or natural state of things."
Of course the Winnipeg Realtors had to have its say, and Peter Squire speaks for them in the Financial Times feature.
"I believe Winnipeg is reinventing itself," Squire says, "with a new airport terminal, the new Canadian Museum for Human Rights, a new football stadium at the University of Manitoba -- the most impressive in the country -- major hospital expansion and a whole new industrial project called CentrePort which will set Winnipeg up as a major freight-forwarding destination."
No story about Winnipeg -- except maybe the Vice video on our murder rate -- would be complete without trumpeting our arts and restaurant scene.
So that's in there, too.
But only by way of getting back to their impact on the city being a good place to buy a home, particularly in the "upmarket" southwest quadrant of Winnipeg.
Again, nothing we don't know there, but this story wasn't meant for us. It was meant for businesses looking for a place to do business from and, I would suggest, real estate speculators looking for a good steady-as-she-goes safe place to invest.
Hence this excerpt from near the end of the story:
"There are some concerns that Canada's residential property market is now overheated and heading for a fall. Fitch Ratings, the New York-based rating agency, warned last year that prices could fall by up to 10 per cent over the next five years. However, it has since moderated its predictions for this year and 'The Peg,' as the market is known, looks like a safer bet than many others."
Winnipeg will never have the level of offshore real estate investment of Vancouver or Toronto; the kind that inflates the price of homes to near unattainable prices.
But a publication such as the Financial Times, with its global reach and monied readership, has the potential to at least put us on the international real estate investment map.
Yeah, but what about the Murder City gap, you say?
Hey, buying a home is an investment.
No one said they actually have to live here.
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This house is a beautifully presented 3 storey home with balcony,with sea-views and views of
The island of Anglesey. It is situated on the new marina development of port Dinorwick which
Is only 7miles from the historic town of Caernafon, which includes Caernafon castle where prince Charles received his Investiture, and the famous menai straits renowned for the fantastic water sports and sea fishing available.Fifteen minutes by Car is also the Mountain range of Snowdonia if its scenic walks that your into This is definitely the place for you.There are two Fantastic restaurants within 4 minutes walk from your holiday home but you must book in advance. For all you shoppers the Town of Bangor is only 10 Minutes by car and offers a fantastic range of shopping. Local beaches are Newborough, Dinas Dinlle, Red Wharf Bay Bay, all of which have a variety of cafes and bars.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Newborough 4 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|4 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Main airport manchester 110 km, Nearest railway: Bangor 6 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 7
|Linen provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Private fishing lake or river
|Secure parking
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Situated on the marina is maryams beauty salon and hairdressers,
Also situated on beach road literally 2minutes walk is the local bistro the gardffonn where you can relax with a refreshing pint of Carling and watch the boats sail by.
Also situated on your beach is the local sailing club where lessons are given by qualified instructors.
About this location
The Gwynedd region
Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys,this wonderful country has something for everyone.Snowdonia National park,situated in North Wales,boasts breathtaking mountain scenery,crystal clear lakes and cascading waterfalls.Climb Snowdon,which at 1085 is Wales highest Mountain,or travel to the summit in style on the charming Mountain Railway.
Alternatively, why not sample the beautiful green valley of Llangollen Eisteddfod by steam train or from a leisurley horse- drawn canal boat.In July, the annual Llangollen Eisteddfod transforms the town into a unique centre of international music and dance,attracting musicians and singers from across the globe.You could also explore the beautiful coastline,safe sandy beaches and watersports of the Lleyn ,Peninsula as well as Colwyn bay,historic Conway,Victorian Llandudno or the isle of Anglesey on the north coast.
To the south,there is the lovely Brecon Beacons National park, a haven of rugged moorland,forest and Mountains thats just perfect for nature lovers and walkers.Finaly,the Pembrokeshire coast National Park is renowned for its wildlife,stunning coastal scenery,superb beaches and has the home of Britains smallest city,the city of st Davids.
Visit www.greenwoodforestpark.co.uk if your looking for a majestic mountain top adventure.
Visit www.snowdonrailway.co.uk for kayaking
Visit www.activeanglesey.co.uk ,
Spark the interest of all the family visit www.electricmountain.co.uk
If its helicopters flights around Snowdon and down the Menai straits visit www.helicentre.com
If its boats visit www.ribride.co.uk
For a day out at the zoo visit www.welshmountain.org also you can take the kids to piggery pottery admission Free.
If its trains visit www.festrail.co.uk
You will find in your welcome pack these I have listed and a whole lot more activities.
Have fun!
Y Felinheli
The local town of Bangor is only 10 minutes by car where you can shop till you drop also for shopping is the Historic Town of Caernafon,
If you want all the major outlets visit Llandudno, its only 30minutes by car.
You can also visit the cinema in Llandudno and stroll along the beach.Conway and Colwyn bay are well worth visiting with Great Beaches and great restaurants and loads of activities to keep the kids happy.And who knows You may even bump into a royal after all Anglesey is only 10 mins by car from your home.
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26 Nov 2014
"Home from Home"
This is the best self catering home that we have stayed in while in the UK and we have stayed in many.The house is very spacious, very well equipped with everything one could wish for, and all of grea… More
19 Sep 2014
"You must stay here!"
This is a most excellent property. First the not so brilliant - the sea view is very limited so dont expect to spend hours sat admiring the view. Everything else was brilliant. Squeaky clean house, e… More
20 Aug 2014
"Lovely place, great location, great holiday really nice owners"
What a great holiday we had in this lovely hidden away oasis. The house was brilliant for the six of us and ideally situated for all the exploring we did. The owners Frank & Cynthia greeted us on arri… More
30 Jun 2014
"Excellent accommodation in a very convenient location"
We were looking for self catering accommodation Close to Caernarfon who allowed Pets to stay. Gwel y Don proved to be ideal for us with a lovely lounge and comfortable beds. Each bedroom had the us… More
14 Jun 2014
"Outsanding property"
Well ,we went there on the 7th of June for a week and had a brilliant week touring North Wales and Anglesea. The house is in a brilliant position for touring the area.The house was a good 5 star acomm… More
27 May 2014
"Gorgeous house, with a great view, in a super location."
Gorgeous house, beautifully decorated in a super location. Lovely views of Menai Straits a must if you like fishing. Dog friendly with lovely walks, but small garden which is shared and your dog can … More
24 Oct 2013
"Ideal short break"
Gwel y don is situated in an ideal location for anyone wanting to see the sights of North Wales. The rental was clean,modern and had everything we needed for our stay. We only ate breakfast there as j… More
22 Sep 2013
"Perfect house in a great location"
Gwel y don is ideally located in a quiet area with easy access to the City centre facilities of Bangor or the stunning tranquillity of Snowdonia. The house is tastefully decorated to a high standard w… More
Hi Tony
Thank you for your great review and hope to see you again soon
13 Aug 2013
"Brilliant home from home!"
What a great place to stay, thank you Frank for opening up Gwel Y Don to holiday guests. The property is very well kept and furnished to a very high standard - it really did feel like a home from home… More
3 Aug 2013
"Great for Family"
My spouse, two children, and mother-in-law stated in this apartment. It is well furnished, clean, and in a good location. Tesco Extra and Morrisons are only 5-10 minutes away. Great beaches are 15 - 3… More
Thanks for the good review Steve and the comment in relation to the pots has been noted and dealt with.
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We had a lovely visit with Ed. He was the perfect guest! Hope to see him again.
I meant to tell him - I saw the biggest, most beautiful dragonfly just before he came out into the garden, I felt it was a definite sign of good luck for him!
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help on how to remove faded blooms from climbing rose please?
I have 2 climbing roses which I planted this year. (Polka) They are growing beautifully with lots of blooms but I don't know where to cut to remove the faded blooms. Can someone please help me with this?
Also, they are about 4ft tall now. When do I begin tying them to the trellis to begin training them? Some of the canes (the ones in the front) don't reach the trellis yet.
I appreciate everyone's help. Thank you.
Thanks to my neighbor, I now have the perfect solution for deadheading and trimming my twelve climbers! I borrowed his and decided I had to have one. It is:Corona Clipper LR 3460 Long Reach Cut N Hold Bypass Pruner. I see it is on Amazon and supposed to be for sale at Ace Hardware, too, but they don't have it. I got it from an online hardware company. It is very light and the perfect solution for reaching up into the climbers. I noticed that they are reblooming much better now that I am deadheading the canes I couldn't reach easily before.
I told another rose friend about it and he got one and is similarly very happy with it.
Most roses do best if you prune back to a set of 5 or 7 leaflets, and try to cut at a 45 degree angle. Don't cut too close or too far away from the node, a picture is really the best way to see the proper spot. Search for 'deadheading roses' and you might find a nice diagram.
You don't need to fuss over where to cut--that's an old wives' tale. To maximize growth in young plants, just pop off the blooms and leave all the foliage. When the plant starts to get bigger or sprawlier than you want, take off any amount of stem with the spent flower. Generally, with climbers we preserve the long main or basal canes and trim back the secondary or lateral stems after blooming. However, your young plant is not yet strong enough to produce climbing basals.
One tip of mine that you might use for the front canes...
My Noella Nabonnands are about 4' high as well. To keep them off of the ground, I put in a couple of stakes by the roses and leaned them back toward the trellis. Then I tied the roses on loosely so they can still grow up but are going in the right direction - up in general and backwards for the ones in front.
Thank you everyone for all your help with my roses. So, if I just snap off the rose then I will be left with just a stem with leaves, right? Will new roses grow from this stem?
lagomorphmom, I like your idea of the stakes. Mine seem to be leaning toward the front, away from the trellis.
What are you all using to tie your canes with? Thanks so very much for all your help.
Hi, cadence! New growth will spring from buds in the leaf axils, unless they have been damaged in some way. Essentially you will be left with a stem with leaves, but new growth should produce new flower buds as well unless your rose is a once-bloomer. Then you have to wait for next year.
To tie my canes I have used stretchy green "tape" and green jute twine. Neither are ideal, I think. The tape shows up to much for my taste, but the twine rubs. Of the two I prefer the twine. I think folks have been known to use cable ties or similar to attach to supports, too.
I liked lagomorphmom's suggestion, too. :o)
Here are some photos of deadheaded roses in various stages, from grown out and blooming to the "sticks" being all there is. It is something that last year I didn't do, and my roses are a good 1-3 foot taller than they were last year. last year I followed hte book and went to the 5 leaflet area. I still WILL do that on roses I am trying to control height on, but most others I jut pop off the dead flowers and go on with life. Its faster and easier.
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Some of them are not as clear as I would like them to be (Phone pics) but you can tell what I am showing you in all of them. the last one was a rose I actually cut to bring inside, and you can see the new growth is coming up in the place where the 3 leaf cluster is at....
Greenhaven, thank you very much for explaining this to me. Now I will just snap of the faded blooms. Also, thanks for letting me know what you tie them with. I just purchased a roll of velcro ties. You can simply cut off the length you need. I hope this will work for me.
particentral - Thank you for sharing your photos. Gives me good idea of where you cut them.
I recommend that you listen to michaelg. When your roses get large and you don't have the time to do all that cutting, you can learn to snap off spent bloom at the abscission layer. It makes absolutely no difference whether you cut at an angle or cut to an outside facing bud. In fact, you may slow rebloom by doing so on some cultivars. Don't believe me. Look at my garden and judge for yourself. I've been doing this for years. Your precious time is better spent watering, weeding, and mulching.
Exceptions are long, tall, narrow Hybrid Tea-types that grow 30 inch stems, roses you're planted in the wrong space that are too large for the area...and roses I never deadhead at all because they rebloom no matter what.
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I snap off blooms on regular roses, unless I want to take them down a bit. But on climbers I'd have to get on a ladder. I usually just leave them or wait and get the ladder out or use an extended pole pruner like the one mentioned in the first post. But 4' isn't very tall.
This Spring, I planted 3 Blaze Rose climbing roses on a new trellis that my husband built for me. The two on sides are blooming very nicely but the middle rose is just
growing nicely and not blooming. What is my problem or is the rose defective? I also purchased a Blue Girl climbing rose and that one is also not blooming only growing nice shoots. Do I just have defective roses or is there something that I can do to encourage them to bloom?
The middle Blaze will probably bloom some later in the year. Shoots cannot grow and bloom at the same time, because setting a flower bud causes the shoot to stop growing for a few weeks until new growth starts.
I am not familiar with Cl. Blue Girl, but even the bush form of Blue Girl does not bloom very much.
Hate to say this, but if you are in USDA zone 4, these roses will not be cane hardy through the winter. Blaze may survive and grow/bloom some each summer after losing most of its top growth.
Hi Norma,
If you don't have luck with those roses in Zone 4, you may want to check out the Canadian Explorer roses which were developed for that zone. Rosa John Cabot is one of those, and looks similar to Blaze in color and petals I think. Also Capt. Samuel Holland (another dark pink), and William Baffin are 3 that I know of that are really nice climbers in my zone (which is called 7, but can go down to the same temps you have for weeks at a time in winter).
Good Luck!
Cass, I really enjoyed looking at your pictures. Your garden is amazing, and absolutely the kind of garden I have been working towards and hope to one day achieve. I just love your Charles de Mills and Bouquet Parfait. I will definitely put them on my list!
Cadence, I suggest natural jute chord to tie the climbers. It blends in, and breaks down after a few years so it won't choke the plant when it gets big, and you don't have to bother removing it. I haven't had issues with it rubbing my plants badly either. I also use it in my vegetable garden to tie peas and things, and they have pretty delicate stems. I have also seen climbers completely on jute without a metal trellis at all, though I haven't tried that myself yet.