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Gallery: Forget Tesla: The Maniwa Wooden Car is a Real Green Supervehic...
We come across plenty of slick green cars in our daily treks across the Internet, but the Maniwa wooden sports car takes the cake as the simplest. The vehicle, which was designed and handbuilt by wood craftsmen at Sada-Kenbi, is street-legal in Japan.
The tiny supercar has space for a driver up front and a bench in the back for two passenger. Maniwa comes with a handlebar steering system, gull wing doors, and a stereo. It can accelerate up to 80 km/h — not nearly fast enough for highway driving, but at $44,000, the car is a steal. Still, we can't help but wonder how long it would take before some pranksters defaced it — or just sawed off a door.
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Save-world February 10, 2010 at 4:18 am
Interesting, and quite nice design – looks like my kiddo's car.
not sure about the environmental effect though. Is the car not heavier due to it being made of wood?
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Federal Court Rules BP's Reckless Behavior to Blame for 2010 Deepwater Oil Disaster
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WASHINGTON – Today, a United States federal judge ruled that BP's reckless and negligent behavior is at fault for the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, which killed 11 people and caused 200 million gallons of oil to flood into the Gulf of Mexico. Today's ruling opens up BP to millions of dollars in possible civil penalty fines, including a possible $18 million under the Clean Water Act.
Oceana Vice President for U.S. Oceans Jacqueline Savitz released the following statement:
"Today's court finding that BP's negligent behavior is at fault for the Deepwater Horizon oil disaster is recognition of what anyone paying attention already knew: BP's negligence caused the worst environmental disaster in U.S. history, and the company needs to be held accountable.
BP's many fatal errors and corner-cutting mistakes could be a textbook example of negligence. The fines levied against BP must reflect the scale of unprecedented and far-reaching damage to human life, marine life and coastal economies that the spill caused. The $18 billion estimate for Clean Water Act fines is just part of the full price BP should be required to pay. According to our own estimates, BP owes Americans much more, possibly even an additional $30 billion when we consider the natural resource damages, as well as other civil penalties.
The science around the true, long-term environmental impacts resulting from the spill continues to build. One study links multiple dolphin deaths to the oil spill. Another from NOAA suggests the exposure to oil can harm tuna hearts in a number of different species. In addition, commercial fisherman and oysterman report reduced catch rates in areas they had previously fished for decades.
The Obama administration recently announced that it would open up the Atlantic to the dangerous process of seismic airgun blasting to search for oil and gas deposits deep beneath the ocean floor. These steps take us in the wrong direction and many coastal residents are outraged. In fact, 20 coastal towns along the East Coast have already passed resolutions, and more than 200 local, state and federal elected officials have expressed opposition. But the government has refused to stop taking these dangerous steps towards the next oil spill.
We hope this decision serves as a wake-up call to those who are pushing for seismic testing to remind them that offshore drilling is high risk. It leads to environmental disasters that can overshadow any financial benefits in the blink of an eye. In every ocean where we have drilled, we have spilled, and unless we change course, we are likely to repeat that.
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Golden Girl Getty passes away
Actress Estelle Getty passed away this morning at the age of 84 after a long battle with dementia, reports the Associated Press. Getty was best known for her role on NBC's The Golden Girls.
When it debuted in 1985, The Golden Girls bucked television trends obsessed with the young and gorgeous by focusing instead on a group of senior women shacked up in Miami, Florida. But instead of just talking about moth balls, the weather, and hard candy, the ladies in the show tackled the sort of subjects everyone discusses, making it all the more funny.
Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, and Rue McClanahan headlined the comedy, having had previous fame on other projects, but the real show-stealer was Getty. The quick-talking actress played the wisecracking Sophia Petrillo, the 80-year-old mother of Arthur's Dorothy, getting nominated for seven Emmys and winning one in the process. She also won a Razzie award for her supporting role in Sly Stallone's Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot.
She allegedly was turned down for the role of Sophia after being told she looked to young to play the role, but eventually had a make-up artist help her transform a few decades older than she actually was.
Getty was surrounded by friends and family at the time of her passing.
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Sftblswtie Dec 05, 2008
She was an awesome woman. RIP
angela435231 Aug 17, 2008
RIP... I'm soooo sorry you had to go.:( I pray for you from heavon.
davidpnuk Aug 02, 2008
Getty will be sadly missed by family friends people who were close to her rest in pease
luigi29 Aug 01, 2008
whos next the spongbob or chowder voice actors
HVGirl Jul 31, 2008
It's time for all the good ones to go now :(
mobbs456 Jul 30, 2008
RIP Sophia. may your talents continue in the kingdom of Angels. just one question - why does everyone keep dying???
Topaz101 Jul 30, 2008
RIP im really sad shes gone shes always been there for me in the morning on lifetime and now shes gone.
HVGirl Jul 29, 2008
R.I.P Estelle!!! You are missed and loved very much :(
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R.I.P, she was such a sweetie! Im glad that she was surrounded by her loved ones
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:[ She was always my favorite on Golden Girls. Rest In Peace.
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A positive start to a community event has been marred by thieves.
Sixteen handmade flags were stolen from the entrance to the Harbourview Sculpture trail on Tuesday evening.
The three metre fluorescent flags were ripped off the bamboo poles they were attached to sometime after 6pm.
Project co-ordinator Holly Vaihu says the trail has 24 hour security however guards did not see any suspicious behaviour.
"Aside from the fact they were handmade for free from local resident Louise Davis-Barr, it's a real bummer they've gone because it's a difficult location for the public to find.
"We've got a big weekend coming up and we don't want people to lose us among everything that's going on."
She says the flags took a week and a half to make and are made from materials including nylon and canvas.
"They are relatively recognisable and we encourage whoever took them to return them to the local Z petrol station, no questions asked."
This isn't the first time thieves and vandals have hit the sculpture trail since it opened on March 8.
About two weeks ago, several flags were stolen which organisers "took on the chin", Mrs Vaihu says.
A display of 83,000 plastic spoons alongside Te Atatu Rd representing child poverty was also vandalised when a vehicle was driven over the spoons.
A group of community members planned to get together on Wednesday night to re-make some of the stolen flags.
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Sunday, March 22, 2015
Mere Banne ki Baat Na Poocho - Ustad Manzoor & Abdullah Niazi Qawwal
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Saturday, March 14, 2015
An Unforgettable Evening of Qawwali
|Ustad Farid Ayaz and Abu Muhammad Qawwal Ensemble
Ghar ki Mehfil - Sep 2014
The presence of friends who had driven especially from Toronto and Ottawa and one who had even flown from Chicago helped create an ambiance where all were attentive, engaged and genuinely appreciative. Several had come bearing requests and almost all were familiar with the qawwals. Last but certainly not least was the important presence of the good listeners of Montreal including Rajinder, Shrikar and several members of the Kabir Center who helped make it a serious listeners affair of intoxication.
Muslim Harji partnered with the late Omer Salim initially helped create the Montreal scene over many years and really set the stage for HCM lovers. I'm convinced that without their efforts we would not have had such audiences. So a very special thanks to Harji bhai and Nevin behen for being present and also for taking the amazing picture above. It was also a distinct pleasure to be seated next to Biren bhai, my younger son Nadir and my dear friend Arshad Saeed from Ottawa.
The recital began with a melodious and unique Vaaqeya-e-Mairaj that was beautifully wrapped around a tarana. Farid was certain that nobody had heard this before because he had simply composed it on the spot as it were. One could say it was a special aamad and a good omen for what was ahead.
A sweet 38 minute rendition of the Naat Aayi Naseem-e-ku-e-Muhammad that followed is significant as it begins with a long and delightful tarana preamble and also contains lots of passionate girahbandi. Thanks to Atique for making a special request for it.
On several occasions many were swept away with emotional overload as one of the singers or the listeners wept with tears of pure joy. The younger shagird qawwals, like Moiz, Ghayyur, Hamza Akram, Mustafa, Muhammad Shah and Tehsin are finally coming into their own as singers and staking a claim to the Dilli Qawwal Bachay gharana. Some of us have seen them grow from children to young adults who will hopefully have a bright future if they stay on the path. There are many a distraction on the road to success as they say. Especially so in Pakistan if one tries to stick to the classical form. Bohat kathhin hai dagar panghat ki.
Noteworthy throughout the evening is the frequent use of taranas that were discussed prior to the start.
I hope that it brings you as much joy as it did for me.
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Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Aaram Ke Thay Saathi Kya Kya - Arzoo Lakhnavi
Aaram ke thay saathi kya kya,
Jab waqt parda to koi nahin
Sab dost hein apnay matlab e
duniyan mein kissi ka koi nahin
qataal-e-jehan mashooq jo thay
soonay pardey hein markaz unkey
ya marney walay laakhon thay
ya ronay wala koi nahin
jo baagh tha kal phoolon se bhara
itkheliyon se chalti thi sabah
ab sumbul o gul ka zikr to kya
khaak urdti hai os jaa koi nahin
~ Arzoo Lakhnavi
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Kyon na Ashkbaar Huwa Karoon
|Haji Mehboob Qawwal
Kyon na ashkbaar huwa karoon, kyon na beyqaraar raha karoon
Na qaraar aaye tere siva, to tu hi bataa ke mein kya karoon
Mere dil ko dard taa kiya, mujhe dard wala bana diya
Tere shukriya, mairey dilruba, bhala kis tarah se adaa karoon
Mein maroon to tere liye maroon, mein jiyoon to tere liye jiyoon
Tere vaaste meri maut ho, tere vaaste mein jiya karoom
Mere pyarey mujh ko tu hi bataa, ke hai baikali ka ilaaj kya
Koi aans ho to nikkal sakay, koi dard ho to davaa karoon
Mein ne ranj o gham se vudhoo kiya, mein ne kalma tera sanam pardha
Zara baith ja mere saamne, ke namaz-e-ishq adaa karoon
Tujhe fikr-e-darma hai charagar, mujhe dard apna aziz hai
Ye nishaani di huwi Yaar ki, bhala kaise tarah se judaa karoon
Mujhe khaadil ulti jo deed ho, to muraad dil ki naseeb ho
Kabhi sadqe jaan-e-azeen karoon, kabhi dil ko apne fida karoun
Kyon na ashkbaar huwa karoon, kyon na beyqaraar raha karoon
Na qaraar aaye tere siva, to tu hi bataa ke mein kya karoon
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Remember to self-care
I have already written a blog post today. I wrote it semi-anger. It's currently simmering in the drafts folder. I planned to write a post about colours and colour words. The idea is also sitting in my drafts folder. Tuesday is my least favourite day, so it's probably the most important to self-care. I know I don't do this enough. But I've been thinking about it a lot.
One of my favourite blogs at the moment is Kristin Tweedale's blog. She is a feminist scrapbooker and has a great passion about helping women (awesome ladies, as she calls them) tell their stories. She's very reflective on her story and inspires others to do the same with theirs. Their personal stories — not their families, not their children's, their own story. By telling your own story, documenting your own memories and feelings, you are looking after yourself. Your soul. It's your self-care act.
This resonates with me. I know that I don't always look after myself, but I am trying.
It's a large part of why I journal. It's not for anyone else; it's just for me. I take pictures — I'm using them as part of my story. I'll eventually print them and slip them into my journal (at the correct date, obviously).
I'm trying something new as well: I bought a bunch of papercraft materials today, and I'm using them to create 'moment' cards. They'll slip into my journal as additional moments, reminding me how I feel and what I'm doing at that particularly moment in time. When I feel low, I can pull out my materials and build something, write something down on the back, and then go about my business. A momentary self-care act that not only picks me up by helps me document my story.
Self-care is important. It doesn't matter how you do it, but make sure you do it.
currently: march.
|the study. surrounded by the mess that is my desk and the boxes on the floor.
|chipper. ready to get things done.
|my task list. it keeps me on track.
|lots of online articles. lots of Medium.
|water. decaffeinated coffee.
|the month slipping by way too quickly!
|listening to
|bastille. specially pompeii.
|'Brand Elle' strategic plans.
|looking forward to
|lunch today. i made leek and cauliflower soup.
|promo material for Stress Free Pockets, a Papercut Labs class.
|need to finish
|the Charlie & Cub task list.
|for more time.
|main goal
|to finish plotting out Sleeper, and then writing some of it.
Inspired by Kellie's currently series. Image from listentothemoutains (flickr user), used under a CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 license.
Reflection, in all walks of life.
This week's Friday Five is all about reflection. Reflection on one's life, one's creative process, one's goals. I don't reflect as often as I should. I plan and set goals really well. I do things really well. The middle bit, the strategy, not my strong suit (at least, for my personal goals and plans). And then there's the after: the reflection. I don't do this very much either.
But I'm trying. It's why I've started to journal every (most) days. I'm making myself accountable — the husband and I sit down each week plan out our goals and then check in again in a week's time. We're reflecting on the past week. Life is so busy, I've started carving out time for reflection.
ONE. 10 Creative Rituals You Should Steal, by 99u. Creativity is very reflective on its own. In my world: papercraft and novel writing — they're both reflective art forms. Papercraft, which I don't actually do, but have a deep admiration for, is all about documenting your life, recording memories. These are reflective acts. Novel writing, something I actually do, is reflective because I put parts of my life in my novels. Charlie & Cub is set where I grew up. I can visit my childhood environment anytime I like.
TWO. Let's talk about body shape. We actually won't be — I'm not a health and fitness blogger (yet! ha.) — but it's nice to see how the 'ideal' body shape has changed over time.
THREE. This post sums up my feelings on being a wannabe writer. I went to uni with Daniel, and we weren't friends as such, but I know we bumped into each other in class and during NaNo sometimes. I'm eternally scared I'm not going to be a published author, and I've become so comfortable with that fear that its not the fear that scares me anymore. It's not even admitting that I have that fear. It's that I may not lose that fear one day. I won't need that fear one day. I'm very comfortable being afraid. (Quote from Dawson's Creek.)
It's so real that it's kept me moving, mostly running from it, never ready for it. … I can't be let off the hook because I just might get the notion that it's okay to keep running.
FOUR. It's hard to find real friendship. I'm not quite as old as Rachel (quickly approaching though!), and she hit the nail on the head. At some point, going out every Wednesday night and getting hammered is no longer, a) going to be fun, b) going to make you friends, and c) an option for your life. Once you tick off all those points, what do you do? Rachel is in a similar situation to myself–we moved to new cities when we got married and don't/didn't know anyone. The post does not have answers, but it's nice to know that I'm not the only one thinking about this.
FIVE. Matt Frazier usually writes about health and fitness, which is great inspiration for me. In this post, he talks about 'great' reasons to not do something. But, if you have a reason not to, find a great reason to do it.
BONUS. A fun link because it's all been a bit serious in this post today: charming illustrated character prints! (Example print below.)
Weather. (08/52)
Sometimes I wish weather wasn't such a filler topic. Weather is beautiful. It provides the background to our pictures, our memories. It's a beautiful scientific phenomenon. The weather is never exactly the same and is never completely different either.
This week, I've been at home working. I'm usually at home working, but I've spent a great deal more time in the study this week than I usually would. (I tend to move my work station, aka me and my laptop, around the apartment for a change of scenery.) When I took this picture on Tuesday, it was the middle of the day. That afternoon, it stormed. The next day it was overcast. And then it was windy.
Canberra has four definite seasons, and we are moving into autumn now. The leaves may not be turning, but the weather certainly has. I know it's just a precursor to winter — I love wearing coats but hate the cold — and I'm okay with that.
It's so mild at this time of year. I love the weather in Canberra.
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Family: a Charlie & Cub sequel moment
As part of my writing goals this year, I'm writing more creatively. Family is one of (hopefully) many drabbles (100 word stories) that I will publish. Image is by flickr user James Niland used under a CC BY 2.0 license: it is a real picture of the setting that inspired the novels.
This drabble is a mini-sequel to The Charlie & Cub Chronicles. It is part of a collection of moments between sixteen-year-old Theo and Charlie. Family continues on from the drabble Home.
This drabble can be read on its own — out of context of the novels and the other drabbles. Nevertheless, I'm going to hide it behind a more tag: spoilers for characters and ending of series.
Things children's authors have said.
This week, I've been most intrigued with things children's authors have said. Some of the quotes are included below, but there are many more gems at the links. Image by flickr user Tim Geers, used under a CC BY-SA 2.0 license.
ONE. Children's books are never just for children. A Guardian article that brilliantly shows just how important getting children's books right is: so why aren't they considered for awards? Neil Gaiman has some beautiful words, below, to say about kids' stories. (As do many other authors.)
When I'm writing for kids, I'm always assuming that a story, if it is loved, is going to be re-read. So I try and be much more conscious of it than I am with adults, just in terms of word choices. I once said that while I could not justify every word in American Gods, I can justify every single word in Coraline.
TWO. John Green is often attributed quotes that he has never written. This is probably the biggest mistaken attribution yet. But I love the honesty in this video; I don't watch every video, but I do love it when I come across one that is memorable. This is a memorable vlog.
I'm in love with cities I've never been to and people I'll never meet.
Not John Green
THREE. Garth Nix gave a super interesting interview with The Hub. He talks about his younger self and a little about infusing his writing with his morals (dangerous ground). A little fact you might not have known about Nix: he grew up in Canberra and…
From about fourteen, I thought I would become an officer in the Australian Army. I planned to go to our military college and get my degree there and have a career in the army.
FOUR. Another Neil Gaiman! He had an interview with the Telegraph as his new book The Sleeper and the Spindle was coming out.
You don't need princes to save you. I don't have a lot of patience for stories in which women are rescued by men.
FIVE. YA writers talk about their writing habits and how they create their characters that feel real. It's a brilliant (long) article that is definitely worth the time.
The defining characteristic of YA literature is emotional truth. Even if we're not the same as the characters we read, they are all dealing with things—issues of who they are, who they should be, what they should and shouldn't do—that we all deal with, in their own ways. With The Hunger Games, even if we will never be in Katniss's shoes, the decisions she makes make emotional sense to us—even when she makes the wrong ones.
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Birthday. (07/52)
As part of my goals for 2015, I said I wanted to 'document' my life a little more. The everyday things in my life, I guess. I've had a little change of heart about why I do this and how it can be detrimental. But that post is for another time. The goal was to post an image every week this year. Today, you have BIRTHDAY.
It was the husband's birthday this week and due to a lot of circumstances, we had his cake this morning–between getting dressed for work and cleaning our teeth. That's okay. Sometimes life is shaken up. Today, I woke up early and made this fudgy chocolate cake — I even made the chocolate shards and shaker card myself, too.
Dear husband, I hope you've had a lovely birthday week. (It's not over yet!)
(I apologise for the less-than-perfect image this week. I still haven't figured out the settings on my camera for darker situations.)
Photo taken with HTC One smartphone, Islandia filter added through phone's photo editor.
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Vintage Steubenville Woodfield Plates on Wall Shelf
More porch decor from this past week ... this collection started w/the purchase of one "Vintage Steubenville Woodfield Salmon Pink Tea & Toast Plate & Cup Set" for $5 last yr while vacationing in MN...I've shared it before.I hope to do a t'scape yet this Fall w/these dishes...they were made between 60-70 yrs ago according to Internet research info.
Here it is on my wall shelf on the porch decorated for Fall:
I need to purchase some more little stand-up plate holders as I would like to have a couple standing in the bkgrd on this shelf. HLobby has them for $3.99 ea so I'll save my 40% coupons for awhile.
Here's the next shelf down...I got that cool blackbird candleholder last yr:
And here's the top of the wall shelf w/dried Hydrangeas from my garden & another dried grass I bought at Farmer's Mrkt last yr...the single tapered candle is battery (but not remote...like Jane's):
And the German farmer pic was probably once a scrapbook cover...I found it at an antique store. Here's a full view of the wall shelf:
See, don't ya think it would look better w/some plates standing up on that top shelf! From this pic, I see it needs some tweakin'! ;-)
These little white pumpkins I got for a gift last yr ... & I put them on my Hoosier (game cabinet) on the porch...the 2 white flower candleholders were a TS purchase this summer:
And I layered up this centerpc w/a 'bumpy' candle that I usually use in the glass cage on top of china closet near dining room..candle on a metal leaf candleholder, then poporri & Sango Contrast Brown dinnerplate I got on clearance a yr or two ago.
TFLookin' & Happy Halloween! Jeanne S.
I had a long response and my computer hiccuped and it disappeared!
This a really pretty display, but I agree it would be more striking if you stood some of the plates.
The white pumpkins are quite dramatic and the album cover looks right at home with the dried florals.
My cursor keeps jumping around, (must be possessed!!), and I am getting frustrated, so I will just say Great Job!
very pretty Jeanne - love those pink dishes and yes I think a couple in plate stands would show them off so much better and fill up that second shelf - really like your little pumpkins - I don't generally care for Halloween but those are cute :) .....
Jeanne, love your Steubenville Woodfield collection. I think more standing up would look good but for now looks great as is. Your blackbird candleholder really stands out and is nice lit up on your wall shelf. I like the look of two glowing candles on here.
I always enjoy your dried Hydrangeas and grasses you add to your displays. I had one hydrangea make it from last year but it didn't bloom this year so I'll keep enjoying yours. I remember Kathleen spray painting hers and they looked neat too.
Interesting piece using the German pic-scrap book cover to hang above here. Do you know what it says? Your wall shelf looks very pretty all decorated.
The white vignette is so pretty and those pumpkins with designs are sooo cute. I got a couple of similar holders this summer in a dk green color. At .25 I figured I'd get some use out of them sooner or later.
The bumpy candle is a neat one on your Sango Contrast Brown dinnerplate and mat. Love the potpourri mix you added around it. I bought a set of four Sango Contrast Charcoal bowls on clearance that match your plate and broke one before getting it home. I keep thinking I might come across another one but so far no luck.
Enjoyed your pictures. Took me awhile in between TOT to finish this but I did it.
I'm another 'fan' of those little white pumpkins! And of course your entire display is really lovely.
And I agree about standing up some of the plates. I have one plate stand that holds two plates, and one that holds 3, I like them cause they sure add height as well as show off the plates.
hugs, Karen
Thanks, Holiday-ers!
I did go & get some plate stands today at Hobby Lobby...so I'm going to update the Wall Shelf on another thread w/another project I finished today.
I like those white Halloween pumpkins, too...& when my friend gifted them to me for my b'day she said the one nice thing is I can just turn them around to the plain side after Halloween! So that works! LOL!
Thanks for all your gracious comments. Jeanne S.


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Polls in Iran's legislative elections will remain open for an additional two hours on Friday, in the country's first national vote since the disputed presidential elections in 2009 that ignited extensive protests against President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Turnout in Friday's election for the 290-seat Islamic Consultative Assembly has been watched closely by authorities, because it is considered an important indicator of how much of the country backs the conservatives, who dominated the outgoing assembly.
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"The absence of the opposition in the ballot is something that has not gone unnoticed. The movement has boycotted these elections because they have virtually been excluded from political life in this country since the 2009 presidential elections," she said.
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I've seen several seed magazines that show dwarf blueberry plants and wondered if I put it in a pot so I could use more acidic soil than my yard has, (maybe bagged soil) do you think I could grow a couple plants? I know when I tried in my Payson house the plant seemed to do OK, but of course, no berries.
I have to tell you blueberies can be tricky even if you have them in a pot with acidic potting soil watering them with our tap water has a detrimental effect on the pH and can cause them to decline and not produce. To do well I think you would have to water them with rain water or distilled water. Especially if you live in Payson. I lived there most of my life. Actually the problem is not just in Payson it is pretty much that way all over the intermountain region. For some reason everyone wants to grow blueberries including my daughter so I tried it two summers ago and the plant has been going down hill since. Despite additional iron chelate, acidifiers, growing in a pot with acidic soil etc.
I honestly would try to grow other more rewarding berries for our area.
I think it is "WoCo" who has had some luck with blueberries down in the Cedar City area. Maybe he shed some light for you.
Mightbe that Cedar is alot cooler than here most days.
I think he saidhis Ph was naturally real low... Highly unusual for UT!
Forgive me if I am wrong and it is not Woco, but it is someone down near Cedar.
I would love to grow blueberries here, and I am going to try this year.
I am yanking out two blue spruces that have seen better days, where one is now, I am going to amend the ground like crazy & plant some blueberries and just pray it will work.
If they do not thrive, atleast I will have tried & gained experience.
About 10 years ago I tried growing several varieties of blueberries here in Vernal. We built a raised planter out of D logs & filled it with a mixture of a little native soil, lots of sand, & lots of peat moss. I planted four blueberry plants and they all grew beautifully. I couldn't figure out what was happening to the berries, though, as they disappeared with regularity. One day I pulled into my driveway just in time to catch a robin cheerfully downing blueberries. I have no idea how it kept from choking on the berries!
So, it can be done! Just do some research and give it some thought and some work & I'll bet you have blueberries growing at your house. A bird net would probably be a good idea, though. We never did get to eat any of our berries, but that's ok.
I think we must have had that planting mix on the really acidic side, as when we decided to turn that planter into an herb garden, it took some remixing to get the soil to where the herbs did well. But, the herb garden has done very well for a long time, and I'm really pleased with it. I'm glad I tried the blueberry experiment first, though.
I have grown blueberries since 1985. You should acidify your water down to at least ph6 (vinegar works). Use pine sawdust, peatmoss and composted horse manure (1 year old) in equal amounts. Buy plants in 3 quart containers at Lowes or Home Depot or nursery. Plants spread their roots in the top foot of soil. Wood chips make a good base and mulch. Watch your leaves as they will indicate problems. USU Extension service has information on blueberry growing. (http://extension.usu.edu/yardandgarden/htm/fruits-and-nuts/blueberries) 15 to 25 gallon black nursery pots work for plants older than 3 years (3 qt=2year). Start with 6" of wood chips in the bottom.
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