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While almost 90 per cent of working Canadians say they find time for Facebook and other personal activities during their work day, just one in five find time for physical activity, according to a new survey.
The survey, commissioned by ParticipACTION and released Monday, said the main reason Canadian employees are not taking a break for physical activity during work hours is because they say they don't have the time.
But fitting physical activity into your work day is easier than you might think, according to Kelly Murumets, president and CEO of ParticipACTION.
And research shows that, while adults need 150 minutes of physical activity per week, it doesn't have to be done in one shot. A 10-minute physical activity break is still associated with increased fitness.
"If you can fit in a coffee break, you probably have time to sneak in physical activity too," Murumets said.
"A short activity break can actually count towards the recommended level of physical activity per week adults require for health benefits."
The survey also found that 34 per cent of Canadians said they would like to find the time to take a physical activity break during work hours.
To squeeze in 10 minutes of activity, ParticipACTION recommended grabbing coffee or lunch a few blocks away, having a walking meeting, parking 10 minutes from your building's entrance, or going "power shopping" to be active while running errands.
The organization also encouraged Canadians to wear running shoes to work to make it easier to sneak in some physical activity. ParticipACTION launched 'Sneak It In Week' Monday.
"If you cannot get to the gym, think of other simple ways to get active at work like starting a lunchtime walking group or booking a conference room to do a power yoga session," Murumets said.
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As in past years, luxury cars had a large presence at the Los Angeles Auto Show, but so did fuel-cell vehicles, which reclaimed a share of the spotlight alongside a new midsize pickup from GM and a redesigned version of the rally-inspired Subaru WRX performance sedan. Editors Joe Wiesenfelder, Aaron Bragman, Joe Bruzek and Mike Hanley scrutinized them all and separated the winners from the losers.
2015 Chevrolet Colorado
Joe Wiesenfelder:
It's a nice truck and nice looking. Small-pickup lovers are a minority — a vocal one, but a minority. GM decided not to abandon them as the other domestics have, and I think GM will be rewarded.
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GM is right in saying that not everyone wants a big full-size pickup. This is the first entry into the segment in nearly a decade and with the style, equipment and refinement the Colorado seems to possess, this could be a big win for Chevy. Abandoned Ford Ranger fans, your new American truck has arrived.
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The Colorado's upright front styling gives the truck a commanding presence in photos, which in person is still there but on a smaller scale. GM could have made the distinction blurry if the Colorado were larger. Buyers needing a smaller pickup will have no trouble deciding between the Silverado and Colorado with the Colorado's medium size.
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For all the truck guys who've been clamoring for a midsize truck with an available diesel engine, here's your pickup. The diesel won't come until the second model year, GM says, but the Colorado otherwise looks like a strong competitor to the Toyota Tacoma.
Ford Edge Concept
This is one of those in-between concepts. Not interesting enough to be a traditional concept but not close enough to the real thing to represent the eventual product. Even if it does end up looking like this, it's merely fine. Nothing special.
I'm starting to think that Ford isn't going to be satisfied until all of its vehicles look nearly identical. The corporate visage is attractive, but this refresh basically looks phoned in; it looks exactly as one would expect the next Edge to look — no surprises at all. The autonomous driving technology is pretty slick, but if it comes wrapped in an exterior that doesn't look all that different from the previous one, will shoppers even notice?
This could very well have been the concept for the current Edge that was restyled for 2011. It's a lukewarm design we've seen before in other Fords.
It's tame compared to the Mercedes-Benz AMG Vision Gran Turismo and Cadillac Elmiraj that are on the show floor, but it looks sharp with intriguing hatch glass. If it makes the jump to production relatively unchanged, which I think it could, the Edge will be fine.
2014 Honda Civic
Sorry, but from an auto show perspective, I can't get excited about this. It blends in with the rest of the Hondas at the display. It seems solid and competitive, just like the Civic sedan, but … yawn.
I'm not sure why Honda even bothered with refreshing the Civic. The new 2014 doesn't look updated, just different, as if Honda has a random styling generator in the studio and this is what came up for this year's face. And going with a capacitive-touch high-end audio system that deletes the knobs? Yeah, that worked so well for Ford …
I can't fault Honda for improving the Civic's gas mileage with the new continuously variable automatic transmission, even after a 2012 redesign and 2013 refresh. However, it's one of those cars that could have quietly been released anywhere instead of at an auto show where it gets lost in the mix.
I understand the thinking behind giving the Civic coupe a more aggressive look than the sedan, but the resulting design just makes it seem like Honda is trying too hard. More points lost for the introduction of touch-sensitive controls on uplevel trims.
Honda FCEV Concept
Yeah, fuel-cell electric vehicles are back again. They have the same challenges they faced the last time there was a big push, and I'm as skeptical as ever, but smart companies remain devoted, and I support the research and development.
The difference between past years' fuel-cell concepts and this year's is that automakers aren't talking about us seeing them on the road "sometime in the near future" — they're saying things like "next year" and "this spring." It's starting to feel like the 21st century has truly arrived, and this really attractive Honda concept heralds the arrival of good things.
The latest fuel-cell technology absolutely sounds promising. The FCEV Concept at this point is only a promise though; it lacks any running gear or propulsion system under the skin. That's not uncommon for concept cars, but it looks like this concept came from "Blade Runner" prop storage after sitting for 30 years.
The FCEV Concept is different for sure, almost a modern-day interpretation of the automaker's original Insight hybrid. But despite its out-there looks I'm unmoved. It doesn't generate the emotional response that the Mercedes and Cadillac concepts do.
2014 Hyundai Elantra
I've believed since this generation made its debut that it's one of the best designs on the road today. The 2013 still looks good today, and the exterior changes for 2014 only make it look richer. The interior is essentially the same, but the 2013 took second place in our recent $20,000 Compact Sedan Challenge . It'll do.
It ain't broke, so Hyundai didn't fix it. And why should it? Elantra sells very well, holds its own in comparison tests with the latest competitors and is still an excellent value. Adding a Sport model with more power and a performance-tuned suspension is fun to see — here's hoping it's an entertaining drive.
The 2014 Elantra barely skates through with a win, and only because the new Sport model injects some additional performance that may finally match the Elantra's aggressive looks.
Like the Civic coupe, this one just got lost with all the more significant debuts at the show. The headlights have cool, three-dimensional LED accents on select trim levels, and the taillights look a little different, but it's otherwise indistinguishable from the prior version. That doesn't cut it for an auto show debut.
2015 Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell
See comments about the Honda above. It shows how far Hyundai has come, and for a company that's made many good decisions in recent years to make this move is another note in fuel cells' favor.
The arrival of fuel-cell vehicles next year from a few different automakers begins to confirm what many industry experts have been saying: The technology is ready; all that's missing is the hydrogen fueling infrastructure. That Hyundai is opening up access to leasing a production fuel-cell vehicle (even if availability is limited to Southern California) for a reasonable price is frankly exciting.
Unlike the Honda mentioned above, the Tucson Fuel Cell vehicle has an on-sale date and price for Southern Californians; specifically Los Angeles and Orange counties.
What's interesting about the Tucson Fuel Cell — the powertrain technology and the future it points to — makes it a dud at an auto show. It's hard to get excited about it among all the auto show glitz, and that's not counting all the challenges this technology faces in the market.
2014 Mini Cooper Hardtop
True, from an auto show perspective, it doesn't look much different, but it's larger in ways that seem to pay off inside, and the interior quality and feature set have taken leaps.
Many colleagues at the L.A. Auto Show were kvetching that the new Mini is too big. It's time for some perspective, people. It's still a teeny-tiny car. It's also still stylish, promises to be fun to drive and offers customization options few other automakers do. I dig it.
The new Cooper has a great interior. The materials in the base model stand out, as do the comfortable seats, and the new multimedia technology controlled by a rotating knob combined with slick graphics make for easy usability.
This wins, but just barely. The Mini shows one of the downsides of iconic design as this third generation of the modern Cooper doesn't break any new ground. That's the point, I guess. The interior is notably nicer with distinctive controls. If the driving experience remains typical Mini I'll be fully onboard.
Subaru Legacy Concept
Subaru's ability to produce captivating concept cars, including this one, is a consistent win; its ability to turn them into compelling-looking products, less so. But we can hold out hope. Again.
Sorry Subaru, you can't fool me anymore. The concept looks great, but saying that the production Legacy is going to look anything like this is just dishonest. How do I know you're trying to pull a fast one? See: 2015 WRX.
Pictures don't do this concept justice. I initially thought there was too much Hyundai Sonata in the profile, but closer inspection shows this concept is uniquely styled, hunkered down and attractive. Hopefully it actually looks like this once in production, but Subaru's track record is poor.
This concept looks nice enough but it didn't leave much of an impact on me. Maybe the grille will see production but the roofline, as nice and sleek as it is, sure won't.
2015 Subaru WRX
Subaru did a nice job of making this one look more aggressive without going over the top. However, the automaker missed an opportunity to improve the interior — an area of increasing dissatisfaction.
So this is what the hot WRX Concept from the 2013 New York International Auto Show turned into? What a disappointment. If Subaru can't take some styling chances with the one car in the lineup that can be wild and over the top, what do we think the mainstream Legacy is going to look like? Why does Subaru even bother to make genuinely good-looking concept cars when this is the end result?
The WRX doesn't go far enough. Albeit, it's extremely hard to imagine the current non-WRX Impreza with a performance package considering its weird, uninspiring styling. I can't pinpoint whether the fenders don't flare enough or if the tiny wheels are tucked in too far — either way, something just doesn't look right.
Man, tough crowd. Like Wiesenfelder, I'm fine with the fact that Subaru didn't go bonkers with the WRX's design; in all likelihood there'll be an STI version for that. I just hope this car is at least as fun to drive as the previous version.
2014 Toyota Highlander Hybrid
It's not much to look at, but the 2014 Highlander is so significantly improved, the Hybrid deserves to be called a winner, too.
I liked the new Highlander when it debuted in New York earlier this year, and I like the Hybrid version just as much. I applaud any instance of Toyota trying to inject some interest and style into its mainstream products, and the execution on this one is top-notch.
Unlike most new cars we see at the auto shows, the Highlander Hybrid has a price: a whopping $48,160 with destination charge. That's a substantial $7,130 more than the 2013 because the Limited is now the base Hybrid instead of the 2013's top trim option. Hello, Lexus RX hybrid territory.
The price is steep, no question, but the Highlander Hybrid provides a third row of seats that the RX doesn't, which is important to some shoppers. A Toyota-estimated 28 mpg in combined city/highway driving is quite good for a large crossover.


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January 31, 2006 The official colours of the various MotoGP teams are beginning to emerge with Kawasaki unveiling its new 2006 Ninja ZX-RR machinery in official colours at Phillip Island today during the opening day of the three-day official MotoGP test at the Australian circuit. Almost a year in development, the new Ninja ZX-RR MotoGP machine has been designed from the ground up by Kawasaki's engineers, based on the lessons learnt since the Japanese factory returned to top flight competition at the end of 2002. The new bike features a 990cc, inline four-cylinder engine that is significantly more compact than previous versions, housed in a chassis that Shinya Nakano declared a major step forward in terms of handling when he tested it at Sepang.
Team rider Shinya Nakano will be joined this year in the team by Frenchman Randy de Puniet and both have come to the testing sessions in full fitness set for a demanding year. Last week both riders tested in Malaysia for three days, with Nakano fresh from a seven-day training camp in Japan with his personal trainer, while de Puniet travelled from his home in Andorra to spend a week working with the Kawasaki Racing Team's physical performance expert, Dr. Tony Head, at a training camp in England.
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Castle windows dont make their own window as they claim, its actually made by soft lite buts its soft lite's lower end window. Is this true?
Castle also tells customers that they replace lots of other brands with their window. For example, if castle stops by for an estimate and you tell the salesman you saw and liked brand YXZ, he will tell you all they do is replace brand xyz due to seal failures with their castle windows. What a bunch of lies.
They also talk about their great life time warranty. Most companies have good warranties, the best warranty is the one you will never use, not the one castle gives you in my opinion.
Anyone have more insight on castle and sleazy sales tactics? They try and force you to sign a contract on the spot with all kinds of so called discounts before anyone has a chance to see a better window.
I believe you are 100% correct. Castle uses a window by Soft Lite called Barrington which is Soft Lite's lower end offering. It even uses a Tin Plated Spacer System which is what alot of cheaply made windows use.
I also hear that Castle uses low paid sub contractors which means you never quite know how the install will be. I see lots of people falling for their warranty bs and their sleazy sales tactics that their salesman use such as replacing window "brand XYZ " as you stated above due to seal failures ect.., how they get away with this is a mystery. Yet customers continue to fall for " this deal is only good for tonight".
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Origin: Native to the Central Plains, northern and eastern Midwest, and New England
USDA zones: 3 to 7 (find your zone)
Water requirement: Moist to dry (it's adaptable)
Light requirement: Full sun to partial shade
Mature size: Slowly spreading clump to several feet
Benefits and tolerances: Insect magnet (every kind visits); leaves are great for tea; easily dividable and shareable
Seasonal interest: Tons of long-blooming flowers from mid- to late summer. In winter the gray seed heads look like little poms.
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How to use it. A good moon garden plant, too, mountain mint takes almost any soil from dry to wet, sandy to clay based, and prefers full sun to a 50/50 mix of sun and shade. This is a native that helps out insect populations — songbirds depend upon it to feed their young — and is easily shared with friends as a division or as a tea or baking ingredient.
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one more stupid question. Where exactly is the slave cylinder on a 1995 S10 2.2L? There is a bleeder screw above the reservoir line from the clutch reservoir mounted on the drivers side of the 5- speed transmission, but a simple diagram I found shows the slave mounted on the outsde of transmission. Also is there a web site that might offer a free diagram of the clutch(drive train} for a 1995 S10 2.2L, manual transmmision? thank you!
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Answer #1hemicuda May 11, 2009, 19:13Master
http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPages/NOLMaster.aspx?PageId=470&LineCode=NNC&PartNumber=PF9004&Description=Clutch+Slave+Cylinder+w%2f+Master+Cylinder+(Pre-Filled+Assy) follow the fluid line down to the transmission at the end you'll find the slave cylinder.
Replybigh34, May 11, 2009, 20:22Rookie
Thank you, hemicuda.
thank you autotechpat.
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The clutch slave cylinder is on the left side (driver's side) of the transmission secured to the bell housing with two nuts with a push rod internal in the bell housing. The slave cylinder has a bleed screw on the top rear of the cylinder.
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21st Mar 2010, 22:10
My horn just did the same thing... started blaring for no reason... car was sitting in the driveway off for 4 hours. I had to remove the fuse to stop it.
29th Apr 2010, 23:54
I don't know what you guys are talking about. I have a 2005 Wave and I use to use it for delivery work for three years, and was quite hard on the poor car, but I never had a problem with it. I get about 450KM per tank and I never plugged it in during the winter, even when it got as cold as -50 degrees, and it always started for me the first time. Perhaps you guys got lemons. All car manufacturers can make lemons.
I love my Wave; it has never let me down.
9th Jul 2010, 00:18
I agree. My Pontiac 07 has been nothing but amazing to me. I drive to school every day during the week, as well as drop off people in my car pool, and still have plenty of gas left over.
25th Jan 2011, 16:14
I don't mind my 07 Wave, but the airbag light is always on.. Had the computer replaced once already in the engine for the same problem. Otherwise, it has been very reliable.
28th Jan 2011, 08:32
I bought a 2007 Pontiac Wave in August 2007. At that time it was new.
I have had problems with the whole left side of the car. I have had to replace the headlight 5 times, just on the left side. I have had to replace the wheel bearings, on the left side, the strut on just the left side.
It is the worst car I have ever had. I would never buy a GM product again. The gas mileage is awful. It sucks the gas right out of it. It is over priced and worth no value.
I can't wait to have it paid off, so I can buy a real vehicle. I will not take it on any long trips, in case it breaks down. I don't trust the car at all. GM should be embarrassed to sell these cars.
7th Mar 2011, 13:23
So far the car has been okay. Decent gas mileage and extremely nice to drive. I always trust GM, seeing as how my dad's 93 Chevy Cheyenne still has the original radiator, and purrs like a dream. Chevy is the way to go. Oh, and the truck has driven across the country.
14th Jun 2011, 19:49
I bought a used 2007 Wave SE in fall 2010, it had 17000kms approximately.
I did some reading and reviews were not entirely unfavorable and the price was good for a loaded with options small car that was supposed to get good mileage.
I know people with older model Chevy Aveos or Suzuki Swifts and they get fantastic mileage.
I got 14l/100km in the city and 10l/100km on the highway.
I had the dealer tell me that nothing comes up on the diagnostic so nothing is wrong with the car.
Needless to say I put as few kms on the car as possible and traded as quick as I could.
27th Jun 2011, 00:29
I have a 2007 Wave that I bought red flagged. Yes it was in a accident with 5793km on it. I average about 460km per tank.
I am just getting to the 120,000km and so far I have found the aftermarket suspension is not for this car and I am finally getting into some problems. I think that it is PCV valve but not sure. The car is hesitating at low RPMs.
I am on the third set of rear shocks and just replaced the front recently. I give her a tune-up every 30,000km or so and the only thing that I have replaced besides that is the intake pipe.
I can still push this car to get over 500kms to a tank if I tried. So I must be doing something right.
10th Feb 2013, 19:38
I have a 2007 Pontiac Wave hatchback.
I also had the horn issue. I noticed the common factor was rain. It would go off anytime there was a hard rain. It happened driving down the highway in the rain, it would happen in the middle of the night if it was raining hard, etc. I had to take it in 4 times before they finally put the hose on it to find where the short was.
Right now, it has an issue that the RPMs will rev higher then they should, and the car feel like it wants to stall constantly. The check engine light is on, and the dealership told me it was the battery.
30th Nov 2014, 23:04
I have the same problems with my Pontiac Wave 2007 4 door sunroof.
200km to 300km max for a full tank. GM said to me it maybe the air conditioner, maybe the heater etc etc. Finally GM asking me to write down every refill.
The airbag light is on all the time.
Many changes and repairs. The last repair cost me more than $1200. At the end I was only keeping the car because I had done just only 30,000 km in total. Now 44,000 km later I have an engine light on with codes P2110, P2106 and P161b.
It is almost new, but I don't know if I should repair it or sell it as scrap...
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For the pros....selfing a species
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If you self an H. species (not a hybrid), do you get the species?? There are fields of H. Johnsonii in Texas....all selfs and offsets. They all look like H. Johnsonii. My H. Evansiae is going to bloom. If I self it, can I call the seedlings H. Evansiae since it's a pure species and not a hybrid??
Thanks in advance. Just 2 days to wait! YELLOW!!! Will post photos!
Kristi,H.X Johnsonii Is a primary hybrid of two different species of Hippeastrum. It looks virtually the same every time seeds are planted,because it has become "stabilized" in what it will pass down geneticly. Stabilization occurs when a cultivar is selfed and the seeds are grown,time after time, without the introduction of pollen from other cultivars or species.
If I remember correctly, Evansiae will not self,nor will it accept pollen.My memory is far from good,so check it.It does offset very well.If it Would self,as some species do,then the resulting seedling would be Evansiae.There are always exceptions to every rule concerning genetics,so I would try to self it, knowing it is impossible. You would have lost only a little pollen,if it doesn't work. Without a doubt, all offsets are the same as the mother bulb.
Parodii,a cousin of Evansiae is also yellow and has been used in the development of recent yellow hybrids.Incidently, not all Evansiae are yellow. Some are pink.
Hi Kristi,
Yes, if you self-pollinate a clone of a true Hippeastrum species (e.g., H. evansiae), fertilization occurs, and viable seed is produced within the capsule, the progeny will also be the species. Unfortunately, many species are self-sterile.
Blanca, you don't ever have to apoligize for posting similar information. It only reenforces the facts to those trying to learn.Besides that, My post probably wasn't evident,because of the closness of the time.I don't mind people helping other people, whether I am at the same time or not.I quite often learn from your replies.
If you selfpollinate a species Hippeastrum or (cross)pollinate two different clones of a species Hippeastrum then you will receive the species Hippeastrum, again. But every seedling is its own individual clone because, as the existence of differet clones of them parents already suggests, they are slightly different in their genetic makeup.
"Chico" and "Reggae" represent extraordinary clones of the species Knight Star Lily H.cybister. (I cannot fully exclude that I am totally wrong on this point but nowhere did I receive contradicting information) They can be attributed as "extraordinarily beautiful selections" out of H.cybister (they were created by Fred Meyer, who depassed in 1999), but they are ("simply") H.cybister clones.
As to the primary Hybrid H x johnsonii, created through crossbreeding H.reginae with H.vittatum [I either forgot which was the seed producer and the pollen spender respectively - or the information is not available at all]I assume that these are exclusively propagated vegetatively, thus the uniformity of the "Johnsonii Herds"! Progeny from selfing this nice heirloom hybrid should absolutely yield all kinds and stages of intermediate forms between H.vittatum and H.reginae.
Good question Kristi!
I agree with all of the above and would only suggest one thing though. Like papilios, Xjohnsoniis and evansiaes have different clones. It would be good if you would take note and document your specimen plant and try to know which clone it is or at least it's source. Like my evansiae that came from a bulblet seperated from a bulb sourced from Alan Meerow. Mine has rejected self pollination and other attempts on pollinating it. I had a lot more success with my Japanese yellow hybrids.
My Xjohnsoniis come from a friend in TX who grows them all over her backyard. She never gets them to set seeds at all after years of attempts, selfed or not. The ones she sent me here did accept pollens from some of my Japanese hybrids. It's seeds are very dark and thicker than the regular Hippie seeds. Almost half as thick as Worsleya seeds.
Now this is what I have learned from sticking with the "clivia crowd" that could possibly explain the clone of fertile Xjohnsoniis that would produce Xjohnsonii seedlings looking like the parents. LINE BREEDING would eventually give results like this. This is the criss crossing and selfing of that same batch or plants for several years (siblings and parents). Just like how Del explained above..."genes getting stabilized".
Good luck and pollinate away!!!
Well...I will try and pollinate my H. Evansiae. I have no idea of the source. The tag says it's yellow, so we'll see. The bloom is 1-2 days from opening. Funny, I didn't even think about the Johnsonii not setting a single seed pod last year (I got them in bloom...dug them from a friend's field). They are getting ready to bloom too, so may have to investigate that further. I have only made 3 crosses this year of the hybrids. Really want to see what last year's crossed turn out like since I have 100+ of them!
This "hobby" is not for impatient people!
Thanks all!
I decided not to write a book, in the previous post,so I didn't say several things.There may still actually be clones of the original species primary hybrid,but here in the US there are large plots of X Johnsonii which are stabilized. Like Papilio,and others, some will self, or pollinate within the clone,some clones will not. All over the southern US, Puniceum and Striatum grow in yards with no care whatsoever. So do many early hybrids,including X H.Johnsonii. Some H.X Johnsonii appear a little different than others. This cultivar offsets almost as fast as bacteria,so I doubt that tissue culture mutation has come into play.
Here in Florida,many people hand all these varieties down,having no Idea what their names are. They grow in many old yards,with no care,among weeds,grass,or in bare,very dry sand. The fact that some of them survive is a small miracle. I don't remember which was the pollen parent of H. X Johnsonii.
I'm posting less following a flooded home (washing machine)
It has been said that to help selfs set seed you might try taking pollen from another Hippy, microwave it, to kill the viability, then mix with self pollen.
It is my understanding H. johnsonii was taken to the Houston area shortly after the hybrid was created. Kristi is from the area. Following this winter's hard freezes should be a good time to look for those clones that survived as they should be less tender.
Thanks Pat...the tip about nuking pollen is great! Will try. Have a day or 2 to plan.
Sorry about the flood. WM hose is a great fear of mine. Yup...these were dug out of the woods just north of Houston. Survived days of freezing weather beautifully and are blooming earlier this year than last.
Will post photos when they bloom.
Happy wet'vac-ing. SORRY...
Johnsonii is reportedly the very first hybrid ever recorded, if memory serves me correctly.
I dug up my first Johnsonii at my sister's ranch in east central Texas in the winter of 1991. They were growing under a huge Walnut tree, and at that time, there were only leaves with no blooms.
Between 1991 and 2006, there were no seed pods despite many blooms. In 2007 (I hope this is correct, no time to look), Hans-Werner convinced me to self them. It was a great year to try this because there were many days without our normal heavy March rains.
I couldn't believe my eyes! There were seed pods, and they actually ripened. I planted many, but none appear to be ready to bloom this year. Even as seedlings, many of these babies multiplied like rabbits.
Like others have said, I suspect that the fields are filled with bulblets rather than seedlings.
The good news is that Johnsonii definitely produces seed with self, Amputo and Pink Floyd. I don't recall trying any others, but I hope to do so when life settles down a bit.
Of the few bulbs I got from my friend, I never thought about selfing them when they bloomed. I didn't think I had the need to do so as they multiply fast anyway.
This is my friend's backyard and this XJohnsonii is the clone I am talking about that does not self or sets seed over there.
Ill take pics of it's seeds and post them next time.
Here are the pics of some of the Xjohnsonii seeds that I harvested. In my experience Xjohnsonii can accept other's pollens. Just very picky though.
Xjohnsonii X Viva Papilio seeds
Thick, rounded and dark/blackish color
Xjohnsonii seeds (left) with Gilmar seeds (right)


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Here's what i did so far (Bermuda/3000sqft/Irving,tx)
March - soybean meal @ 15lb/1000sqft, liquid molasses@2oz/gal
Applied compost in some spots where there are lots of weed.
Pulled out all the weeds, mowing high, and watering infrequently.
Results: almost 90% of the grass greened up and almost weed free
My questions is, is the 10% still dormant or am i doing something wrong?
Also please give information about Texas Tee
I have never heard about or used Texas Tee, but you are correct about mixing up the grains. The more diverse your grains the more diverse the biology.
You could get Used Coffee Grounds from Starbucks for free.
Also, the Scott's Co. is making an organic fert. It covers 4000sqft and cost around $14.00.
One more thing. I know most people say mow high, and this is true for most grass varieties. But, Bermuda does not fall into this category. It should be mowed low @ 1" or less. Gradually lower the height of your mower over the next few mowing's.
thanks skoot, I looked at Scott's organic fert, that will be my last option if the grain prices goes up.
And about the mowing height, thats what iam doing. mowing @ 1" or as high bermuda can be.
I wonder if Texas Tee is only available in Texas :-)
I think i read it the organic faq and also in Dchall_San_Antonio's post. May be he can give us more info.
Texas Tee is a combination of feather meal, soybean meal, alfalfa meal, corn meal, compost, kelp meal and a few others i don't recall. I've used it before. It's made by Maetro-Gro company.The cheapest I've seen right now is 18 dollars but I have seen as much as 30 dollars at one place!
Typo alert: Should be Maestro-Gro, not Maetro-Gro.
I've used it. The ingredients listed in order on the bag that I remember using were as follows
Ground grains
Feather Meal
Blood Meal
The main single ingredient was feather meal but the way they combined the grains into one lot, it made it look like it was more grains. Well, it is, sort of. But note that the formula has changed. Lou has a newer bag and it doesn't have blood meal anymore. Not sure why, but the kelp seems to have replaced it.
The reason I used it was because my neighbor's lawn was so green all winter long. I asked her what she used and it was Texas Tee. So I tried it and my lawn went dormant as usual that year. So I watched carefully. She had a gardener who came twice a week. He watered every Tuesday of the year. So the next winter I tried watering once a week and my lawn never went dormant. So it was not the fertilizer but the irrigation. I have not bought any Texas Tee since, but I would not discourage anyone from using it. It has good stuff in it. I know a woman who lives in West Covina, CA (eastern LA county) who had Texas Tee shipped from San Antonio because organic fertilizer is so hard to find out there.
Here are the ingredients found in Texas Tee-
Primary Nutrients:
Feather meal, alfalfa meal, soybean meal, compost, corn meal, ferrous sulphate, calcium phosphate, humates, kelp meal, molasses, sulphate of potash, magnesia, wheat mids, and yeast.
In San Antonio, where my lawn is, they had temps in the high 20s.
In Pampa, where I work, they had temps in the low teens...but I know what you mean. The watering will work where the soil temp stays above 50 degrees F. Do we know where the OP lives?
He lives in Irving which should have been classified as zone 8, not 7. It's about 15,20 miles north of me.
My lawn was as brown as it can be over the winter then it started to green up in late February. Still hasn't completely filled in. May is usually when it's warm enough for warm grass to REALLY start growing unless we hit hot spell early. Anyway, I ended up with too much dead grass (probably around 5 inches when it went brown) and I think it slowed down green up because dead grass was blocking sunlight to the ground where the new grass isn't getting anything. I may have to rethink about it. Maybe mow around 2 inches on March 1st to get rid of excessive dead grass. Also, I probably won't allow them to grow tall for the winter and keep them around 3 inches so I wouldn't have to deal with excessive dead grass. I've had to mow a several times to get to 3 inches height. Live and learn, I guess.
lou, I always wondered why your zone is 8 and mine is 7 i got my zone from gardenweb zone finder. I dont know if 8 or 7 makes that much difference. I am confused.
Anyways, i agree my lawn started going brown mid nov and started greening up end of Feb and still has some brown grass. I tried watering it in winter to see if it might stay green but no success.
All i need is a healthy green lawn from march to nov and less or no weeds and i think i have it. my goal is to have a chemical free lawn like green carpet and one day i hope i will get it.
When is the last time it went below 10 degree because zone 7 is for 0-10*F while zone 8 is for 10-20*F. I don't think I've never seen below 10*F since I moved here in 2002. I think your zone 7 is based on old data from the 1980s which set records for low temperature. Actually, I think we are back to where we were before that happened and there's new zone out where zone 8 is pushed back all the way to Red River but apparently, it's not readily accepted.


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Shoot yourself in the leg, Plaxico
from Lil Wayne (Ft. Beyoncé & Nicki Minaj) – Sweet Dreams Lyrics on Genius
Plaxico Burress, an American football player was infamously sentenced to two years in prison following an incident where he shot himself in the leg trying to stop his glock sliding down his sweatpants
Plaxico was one of the best players on the New York Giants football team and was carrying an unlicensed gun in a club in New York City — there is a mandatory jail term for carrying an unlicensed gun in NYC.
Young Money affiliates are way smarter than that!
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Welcome to Between The Bushes
Relax. Enjoy. Experience. Between the Bushes Restaurant is surrounded by acres of highbush blueberries located in the scenic Annapolis Valley just minutes from Hwy 101! Our new chef is designing a menu that is rich in local seasonal ingredients complimenting our culture.Read about us
Special Events
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Our Menu
We have taken a lot of care and planning when putting together the menu for Between The Bushes. Our menu features something for everyone who visits.View our menu