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First Hotel Victoria - Hamar
Strandgaten 21 - Hamar
If you are looking for business-friendly hotels in Hamar located on a lake, check out First Hotel Victoria offering free breakfast to all its guests.
This hotel has 2 restaurants. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge. Multilingual staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance and express check-out.
Guests can make use of the free Wi-Fi. Planning a meeting? This hotel has 3 meeting rooms. The lobby has a TV in it to keep you occupied while you're waiting. Other amenities include an elevator (lift).
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Breakfast at First Hotel Victoria
A free buffet breakfast is served each morning.
Facilities at First Hotel Victoria
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Lift/elevator
- Pets accepted
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
- Conference room
- Private parking
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- Children 13 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- This property allows pets in specific rooms only. Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: NOK 22 per night
- Pet deposit: NOK 200 per night
- Late check-out fee: NOK 500
- Deposit: NOK 500 per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: NOK 100 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: NOK 200 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Room Details
Book your business-friendly accommodation at the 161-room First Hotel Victoria. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 40-inch flat-screen televisions with cable channels. Business travelers will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and phones during their Hamar visit.
A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers and hair dryers. Additional comforts include blackout drapes/curtains.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Extra beds
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Desk
- Cable TV
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from First Hotel VictoriaHedmark Art Centre - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Hamar Region Tourist Information Office - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Torggata Street - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Kirsten Flagstad Museum - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Briskeby Gressbane - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Mjosa - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Ankerskogen Swimming Hall - 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Vikingskipet Arena - 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Pilgrim Centre Hamar - 1.7 km / 1 mi
Hedmark Museum - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
Hamar Cathedral - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
Hamar Sagbladfabrikk - 2.4 km / 1.5 mi
Norwegian Emigrant Museum - 2.7 km / 1.6 mi
Atlungstad Distillery - 4.9 km / 3 mi
Norwegian Motor Historic Museum - 10.9 km / 6.7 mi
The preferred airport for First Hotel Victoria is Oslo (OSL) - 66.6 km / 41.4 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services First Hotel Victoria
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Nice idea for a thread m8
I put my first pair of Edwins through a quick rinse cycle to soften them up after finding they were a little bit too uncomfortable at first. Didn't notice any fading or shrinkage, but it did help 'relax' the denim.
Okay so cringe thread title aside I figured I'd start a thread to show my 'journey' with my first pair of raw denim jeans. After going through pretty much one pair of dark indigo jeans a year I thought I may as well see what all the fuss was about. Ended up going for these from Uniqlo:
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At £35 they seemed a decent investment, if I didn't like them it's not like I wasted a tonne of money. First thing I noticed was how tight and rigid they felt, but after giving them a couple of wears they felt better. They're pretty tight around the crotch but again I'm hoping once the starch wears off they'll be a bit more comfortable. Here's how they look at the moment:
So far they've not got on too well with my Red Wings as they've bled onto them a bit, but I've just got some saddle soap so fingers crossed I can prevent the jeans from wrecking them.
Gonna try and give it a while before I give them their first soak so I can get those sick fadez. I'll be posting in this thread to track their progress, any tips would be very welcome!
Nice idea for a thread m8
I put my first pair of Edwins through a quick rinse cycle to soften them up after finding they were a little bit too uncomfortable at first. Didn't notice any fading or shrinkage, but it did help 'relax' the denim.
They look like they fit great too. Not skinny obv but a really good slim fit. Will be interested to see the end results on this.
Although I reckon this thing about them bleeding onto shoes (and surely fabrics in general? What about furniture, or other clothes? Is it just when it gets wet?) is a BIG downside.
I bought a pair of these jeans about 6 months ago, I washed them quite quickly because they bled all over the hands, my clothes, the walls, everything. They will stretch but the crotch generally stays quite tight. For some reason mine also shrunk a LOT in length after I washed them, at least an inch I would say, I could roll them up as far as you have in your pics but now I only get one turn up out of them and they have to be worn with boots. Let me know how yours fair.
True that^
Most of my jeans have either been sanforized already or have been too expensive for me to experiment with. Seeing as these were relatively inexpensive I gave em a soak no danger.
Pre soak
I won't tend to wear these much as I'm living in sweatpants and slip the Acne's on if I go out, so I will follow your progress with interest...
I am going to enjoy seeing how this progresses. I am glad you are trying it with a very affordable pair of jeans, because a good few articles i have read have been by real denim heads and their £200 raw jeans.
Thanks for all the feedback guys!
@McCoy yeah speaking of bleeds...
Think I'm gonna have to give them a soak as they're going to ruin the most expensive thing I own besides my laptop. I don't mind the odd mark on my boots as it adds 'character' but I'm not so keen on blue patches. Potentially going to soak them this weekend.
@Bedhead yeah I'm hoping they'll soften up a bit, they have softened a lot so far but after the first soak they should even more so I hope.
@William well mine are cuffed three times and still are a bit long so honestly they could probably shrink by like three inches and I'd still be good. Hoping they turn out like yours sound like they did, shrinkage in length but not width. I'll definitely post about the soak soon though.
@Des they look really good on you man, hoping for a similar result. Slightly worried an early soak will ruin the natural fading process but I can't keep bleeding the denim dye everywhere to not do it soon.
@Ukalec thanks mate, hoping they end up being a good buy in the end. I suppose we'll soon find out!
So, not only can you not wash these jeans when they are dirty, which is scummy, not only do the crotches blow out because they're full of scummy ball sac sweat, but now I discover that they leak dye all over the fucking place.
Seriously, what kind of madness is this?
When a good pair of raw denim gets worn in they can look like this:
A pair of Samarai's
Mind, I had similar issues with my Levi's and Red Wings, normally runs onto the white sole, which is a ball-ache...
Still, interesting to see how you get on, especially with a fairly budget option - refreshing!

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- Noah Van Sciver at Artopia 2012
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The Hindi version of Ramneek Singh's Cage of Sparrows, Chidiyon Ka Pinjra will be staged today and tomorrow
In the wake of Operation Blue Star, thousands of people from Punjab emigrated to Europe in search of better economic opportunities — a phenomenon that continues till today.
It is such stories that Ramneek, through an intensely researched script, brings to life in his play, Cage of Sparrows which will be staged in its Hindi version, Chidiyon Ka Pinjra, translated by Kafeel Jafri and Ramneek, in the city.
Set in Garhi Mahasingh in Punjab, Chidiyon Ka Pinjra revolves around the lives of Rulda and Rinku, who, though separated by a generation are bound by one desire: the need to escape.
The play is a complex piece of drama that touches upon various issues, central among which is immigration, while also exploring the idea of freedom, of loss and longing and the notion of home.
For his research, Ramneek spoke with immigrants in Barcelona, Rome and Paris and even to agents who help people to immigrate and to families that have been left behind.
"I met a young boy who sold souvenirs in Paris who had travelled to six countries, working illegally. There were Pakistani immigrants who moved to Barcelona and now sell beer there," says Ramneek, who won the Toto Funds the Arts Award for creative writing and Shyamanand Jalan National Youth Theatre Award for best original play for Cage of Sparrows in 2012.
While Ramneek's interest is in the lives of the immigrants, some of whom died or were lost during their journey to foreign shores, he also explores the stories of the women left behind. "There is a sense of suspension in the design of the set, a sense of impregnable borders of different kinds," says Ramneek, who has studied Devising Theatre and Performance at London International School of Performing Arts and trained at Adishakti Laboratory for Theatre Art Research, Pondicherry.
The play, in a sense, depicts a history few know of. "I try to understand human conflict. As theatre practitioners and playwrights we are also questioning our own prejudices. These are individual histories and through them we talk about communities."
The title of the play is a metaphor of the life of an immigrant. "The main protagonist Rulda recounts how he used to sell colourful sparrows to tourists. One day on seeing the sparrows huddled together as they are not used to the cold weather, he realises how similar their lives is to his own. And that is how the title of the play emerged."
The first play to be presented by the city-based, The New Voices Arts Project, Chidiyon Ka Pinjra will be staged at Jagriti Theatre, Whitefield, today and tomorrow at 8 pm.
The cast includes Mayuresh Nirhali, Swetanshu Bora, Kafeel Jafri, Champa Saha, Akhshay Gandhi, Parvathi Om, Aniruddha Bhosekar and Abhinav Kimothi. Tickets are available at bookmyshow.com and at the venue.
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Rose rosette, a rose killing virus, is spreading through Kansas City killing all roses. There is no cure. Many old time park rose gardens are now history.
This weather is so weird. The warm winter has created a host of pests and garden diseases. No appreciable rain here in over a year. I am talking about less then 3" of snow last winter. If this drought continues I might have to let this garden go. $200.00-$300.00 water bills every pay period are not in my budget.
Let's hope this thing turns around soon. No rain forecast here for the time being.
I have a feeling it will be a tough year. Hope things hang on for you and many others! We don't pay for our well water, but that doesn't mean we can use as much as we want. Selective watering will be the ticket, that and catching rainfall when it does occur.
Even though I am conservative with the environment and believe in global warming I don't get too excited about every disease or bug which comes through.
Some of the exotic pests can really get the jump on a species but I THINK in the end if xyz disease kills 90% of the population of some species then the remaining 10% pass on their more resistant genes.
Now throw in our fu fu cultivars bred for the biggest and most colorful instead of strongest and fastest and you know what will die first.
Putting everything on drip finally solved some of my same issues....using too much water and yet still not getting the deep roots watered well.
Fortunately the drought dome has shifted a little and the horrible last 18 months or so we suffered through has gotten much better the last several months. We've had an actual spring for the first time in years and we've been getting a decent bit of rain on and off now for weeks. Forecast for the next week is only in the high 80's. It doesn't get much better than this for us. So hopefully our extreme climate issues are taking a year off and my gardens will be able to relax a little bit.
Then if our young Thunder win the NBA title it will be even better :-)
I have seen a LOT of green, yellow, and red on the radar this spring in west/central OK this spring Tex. Even the past week or so it has rained nearly every day in some part of that area. We have been very dry just across the border in AR this spring after a good rain in late March but we got a solid rain Monday and next week is looking good for another round of rain. We are officially in a moderate drought now, though. After watering all summer(s) long trying to establish so many plants the past 2 summers, I don't know if I'm game for 3 in a row. It would sure be nice if ma nature helped me out with some rain this summer.
And THUNDER UP!
ps - Dave, I know you have a very nice collection. Good luck to you with rain this year! If you don't already, maybe you could invest in a drip system and water storage barrels that hook up to your gutter system
30 day rainfall was 1.1" in increments between 0.15 and 0.3. I don't count the recordings of 0.07 or less...please, why do they even record that?
The ground is solid and the grass is about to go dormant. The humidity has been consistenly in the 30s. Couple that with a few hot days here and there, some wind and more wind and its a PITA.
I'll be do a full watering run (takes about 4.5 hours) for a third time this year. Usually I don't have to start secondary watering until June, even for plants that aren't estalished yet.
As Dave, eluded to, I'm not enjoying gardening right now. When your family starts yelling at you for the time spent watering its hard not to be defeated this early in the season. Throw in the plant deaths from the April freezes...just dandy.
The 10 day forecast is looking pretty lame. 40 day total might be 1.1" as well.
Whaas, I'm surprised to hear that your area has been that dry. I think you're in S.E. WI somewhere, right? There have been times when it seems all the rain has been down your way. Apparently not. It is very dry here as well, but we had four and a half inches in May, all told.
I can take heat, cold, being out in rain, snow, or what have you. But I hate drought. It's not that it does something to me personally. I just hate what it does to plant life.
The total for May was 3.2 with 2 inches coming fast and furious in .5" increments the 1st week of May. There is this mysterious recording of 0.36" at the end of May that never took place at my location.
It went dry starting 5/7. I have rocky sandy soil so it dries quick around here!
We have had 4.17" of rain since January. We have had upper 90's many days. We have had many days with wind blowing over 30mph. Last year I think we finished the year with maybe 12 total inches. The only thing I have had a little problem with is a Pinus strobus Extra Blue, and 2 parviflora. Most of my stuff is looking pretty good though. Dave, you must have one big area, because I water too and my bills are only around $45 a month.
Pretty dry here, too - Hardly any speakable rain for the past 3 weeks! Highly unusual for June around here - The summer is supposed to be our wettest season! Actually, most of the seedling trees (Quite a few evergreens, too) I planted have done well - I've been giving them the recommended 5 gallons per inch of trunk diameter per week as long as it's dry (Can't remember where I read that), mostly using creek water. Luckily, we have plenty of ground water for wells around here - our soil is clay and silt piled on top of sand and gravel, and the sand layer has a ton of water in it.
As far as climate goes, I think plants have more adaptive potential than we give them credit - as long as things don't go too crazy. I've got a few seedling Red spruce (Picea rubens), which is not supposed to be a very environmentally tolerant tree - They've taken 3 years of unusually warm summers so far! I know there are easier things to grow, but I'd wager to say I'm the only one in the state trying to grow Red spruce - Anything to be different!
Our third major wildfire in as many weeks popped up near Ft. Collins yesterday. It went from 2 to 5,000 acres burning in 5 hours. The smoke plume is being carried hundreds of miles with the winds we've been having. May, typically our wettest month, brought only about an inch of precip. They are now categorizing us in severe drought. It's a tinderbox here.
I am running ditch water with a sump pump. I prime it in the morning, then unplug the pump and let it trickle all day, moving the hose every hour or so. I think I've lost 5 conifers and a couple of deciduous trees, all planted in April. I kept about 20 conifers potted for fall planting and I'm glad I did. It looks to be a tough summer.
Resin, here's hoping the drought statement will bring us a good July monsoon!
Its been very hot and dry around southwest WI where I live. The Mississippi River was near flood stage this past week, but that was caused by heavy rains north of Minneapolis. Need rain badly. I've been watering all my trees about every other day in this sand box soil that I have.
The climate is changing and man is the cause. No "belief" is required or even asked. We can choose to accept the evidence or reject it. With semantics out of the way....
No one can say with certianty if any of our individual gardening areas / microclimates will change so drastically within our lifetime that the plants we most enjoy won't make it. In my own example, the best models and averages of models say that within my lifetime, we'll be around average rainfall, but it will be significantly warmer (+2C is pretty much a lock). So I'm planting for heavy shade and lots of woody plants to try to slow the run-off of our rainstorms. (Everyone elses' treeless lots just shed water (and nitrogen slop)).
So we've got a choice, garden and plant with an eye toward the hardy, or enjoy the rewards that come with the sacrifice (time and money) of keeping things alive in spite of the weather (and over a decade or two, the climate).
Yes, pretty dry here in the N.W. 'burbs of Detroit, although there have been better rains north of us around Flint and Saginaw, and south along the Michigan/Ohio border. We had half an inch the Friday before last, and it had been about 10 days prior to that for the last decent rain. Unfortunately, that half an inch didn't last that long, and to add to the disappointment, they talked for several days about the heavy rains of 2 inches or more we could have. Back in late April, Flint Michigan had about 7 inches in under 3 hours, and it caused major flooding including the need to shut down sections of I-75 and I-69 for up to 24 hours. Either feast or famine. I figured that we would not have the kind of wet year we had last year, when Detroit set a precipitation record, but I was hoping it wouldn't be a drought year, either. But it looks like it will. They claim rain in the night, well, they said rain this morning and we had a few minor, minor sprinkles.
It's getting so damn dry here.....another front fell apart just as it reached our area early this morning. We got a sprinkle. We need about half a foot of rain.
Part of my job is managing prairie plantings around our stormwater ponds, etc. I'm seeing prairie plants shriveling up! They're not supposed to do that. I don't know when I've ever seen it this dry in June. Like you Den, we had record moisture this time last year. That caused issues too, but I'd rather deal with those than the present circumstance of NO moisture.
Tom, how old are your plantings? If they are this year's plantings it would be ideal to supplement with water. If they are older than a year then they have a decent shot at surviving the drought conditions. Those root systems are amazingly capable.
I think the younger plants have a better shot of surviving since its easier to accomodate targeted watering.
Its the established, older plants that I can't water that are going to suffer.
My plants actually look good (alive that is), I'm just burning up my evening after work to water. 3 hours last night to water all the plants I planted this year. Tonight I'll spend 3 hours watering the plants planted last year.
Tom, I looked at the hourly forecast yesterday and it read 90%, 100% and 85% chance of rain over a 3 hour period. Guess what, nothing! I want to shot the person that posts a 100% chance.
The grass is officially scorched and dormant. I haven't seen that before this time of year.
At least the next couple days its going to be 70 degrees with lows in the low 50s...my efforts won't evaporate as quickly then.
Yeah whaas, we've had some of those overly optimistic forecasts lately too!
@ Greenhaven: I was making general comments on the weather. Luckily for me, this is the year I didn't plant much of anything, at least on my own property. Now at work.......that's another story. I have thousands of annuals and perennials out there, just recently planted, living on the tiny cube of peat/perlite they came with (Not having yet had the time to root out into the marvelous soil surrounding them) that had to go from last Thursday until today to get watered. The whole of the weekend and all day yesterday were scorching hot and windy. While my duties preclude any possibility that it would be me personally doing this watering, from what little I was able to peruse, I am if anything, surprised at the basically decent condition of these itty bitty transplants. But again, whether here at home or up at my tree farm, it just so happened that I planted next to nothing this year. For that, I am
A question about watering. I have a drip system that I will always have to use, living in Western Kansas. I am wanting to ask a little advice, if anyone would have any experience with it. Would it be better to water with one long watering during the week, and then supplement the rest of the the week with maybe 2 or 3 days of short watering to keep the moisture content? Or water 2 long ( not quite as long as the the one long) but a good amount of time with one short one in between? I have had a system for over 15 years now and up until my Pinus reflexa Extra Blue have never lost anything. This heat and drought just has me wondering if there is a better system than I had been using.
In MA we had a very mild winter with very little snow and a dry early Spring. Last week we had rain every day and temps here in SE Massachusetts are in the high 40's at night (48 last night at my house).
We are supposed to get temps into the 90s by mid-week. I hope this is a sign that the weather pattern blocking rain for you people in the midwest is changing and you catch a break from the drought you are experiencing.
A big rain front, associated with a cold front, was moving through the area last night. The radar screen was lit up like a Christmas tree in a frontal boundary about 200 miles long. Kansas City was dead center. Heavy rain was to move into the area about 2am. This morning I got up looked outside...nothing...dry as a bone.
I watered all day yesterday even though they forecast rain. My confidence level in these television weather forecasting personalities with all their fancy tools of the trade has reached an all time low.
I should have been a TV weather man. I could have made big money spreading BS every day and not being held accountable for any of it. Kind of reminds me of a place called Washington DC.
Anyway...my complaint of the day. Now I can get into the day enjoying life with that off my chest.
Be of good cheer, Dave:
Kansas City is forecast to get 4+ inches of rain over the next 5 days, at least according to the accompanying infographic from WGN Weather.
OTOH, Chicago remains in the "famine" portion of the infographic.
Here is a link that might be useful: Drenching downpours infographic
Hardy a drop of rain in 4 weeks here... the grass is straw-brown and dry as a bone. brush fires are starting to pop up - This is as bad as I've ever seen it, and it's only mid-June. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a wet summer - things are starting to suffer, now.
I was sitting right here at my 'puter yesterday afternoon when the strangest thing started happening: Drops of water suddenly began falling from the sky, landing all over the place! Pretty weird. But things quickly reverted to their normal pattern with a grand total of .08 inches of rain falling. Meanwhile, much stronger storms popped up to our east, south, west, basically everywhere but this part of the state. It's getting old.
Now, we're forecast for more rain chances both tonight, tomorrow and tuesday. If I had to guess, I'd say we're probably in for another eight one hundredths of an inch! Meanwhile, temps are forecast to zoom up into the nineties for the next few days. Blahhh.
Was looking at the radar - humongous front line, lit up with red - evaporated as soon as it reached the Indiana border - no rain. A storm went by North of here, could even hear the thunder and see the lightning, but Noooo, no rain. We've had (theoretically - I sure didn't record it) 1/2 inch since May 18. Almost all the grass in the open is tinder-dry.
Well it looks like our nice mild spring is moving back north as summer comes upon us today. But for the first time in years we've had a really good spring. My trees have been very grateful.
Today mid-nineties which is about right for us now this time of year. Rain is beginning to fade from the forecasts but hey, it was one year ago today we set our first of many heat records of 104. So I'll take 93 anytime.
My trees down here in hot dry Z8 get once a week watering during first 2 summers unless we receive 1/2" or more of rain that week.
Brand new transplants - water twice a week for first 6 weeks then once a week per above. In fall and winter watering slacks off to once or twice per month depending on temperature and rainfall.
By third/fourth year I will only water once a month during June - Sept. if we are hotter/dryer than normal(2"/month). Everything in yard (59 trees) all pulled thru last year in good health with over 90 days of 100F+ weather and only 11" rain from Jan - end of Nov.
AccuWeather precipation records from April 1st to June 18 come in at 2.58" for me.
It didn't tabulate what "trace" actually measured out as for several dates. Weather.com has a totally different number, closer to 5". So I'm not sure, although weather.com is reporting rain when it didn't rain on at least two days. Anyone have a certain/reliable source they use for precip. records? I'm in a smaller village so I wonder if the reporting stations are outside the boudaries of my village. Its also tough to track this year because each rainfall has been minute. I think the greaestt 24 hour rainfall in the last month was a staggering 1/2".
I don't know how to keep up anymore with this thing they call a career and a family. Time for the plants to start dealing with mother nature on their own. I have to admit taking a half day of vacation to water for 5 hours just isn't right.
I'm glad June is going to set a record for 90+ degree days to top it off.
After 80 inches of precip in 2011, ' Winter 2012 was mild and dry, leading to a very mild March and April with fire risk. Then the rains came so vegetation doing well. Seeing a few days into the upper 90's with high humidity but drought not a current concern. Still, drought tolerant plants are probably a safer bet in the long run. Weather channel reported today that the Northeastern states (NJ included) have seen the greatest temperature rise in recent years compared to the rest of the country--Southeast saw the lowest rise in temps. Interesting.
We've had over 3 inches in the last 48 hours. Some locations to the north-much more. These have been some heavy, thumpin storms, but not the kind where all that rain falls in just a few minutes. So in other words, ideal. Still hotter than bejeezus though. Now the "ring of fire" has again drifted quite far to the north. We're probably not going to see more thunderstorm activity until maybe this time tomorrow.
^ Haha, I know, right? Well one could travel to the Duluth/Superior area: Upwards of ten inches of rain over the last couple days. That frontal boundary is finally starting to sag down towards us. I hope the precip holds together. Even with our 3 inches +, today was another 90 degree-er with plenty of S. wind. It's already drying up.


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Almost 60 percent of consumers say email they receive from businesses are more targeted and relevant than messages received from the same companies one year ago, according to a study Bigfoot Interactive/RoperRSW study.
Responding to a related question, slightly over half of survey participants (53 percent) strongly or somewhat agreed email they receive is "usually targeted to my needs and interests."
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What's looking good (or awful) in your garden, January 2013?
Happy New Year everyone, I hope yours is off to a good start! Mine definitely is now that the weather has gotten better. I had (still do) a house full of out of town visitors for the holidays and I did NOT enjoy the below average temps, rain, and cloudy days. I'm glad the weather was decent for the Fiesta Bowl parade and game.
I'm also glad to see us back in the mid 60's F and even some low 70's in the near term forecast. What about you? Did you get any frost last week? I was spared, but just barely! What about your garden? Any damage? Did you cover?
Here are a couple of things looking good this week. I hope you'll take a quick look and enjoy them, AND share updates (pics or no) about what looks good or awful in YOUR garden.
Aloe dorothea blooming away all over the garden. This aloe is mostly grown for its wonderful winter foliage color, but these almost-red winter blooms are definitely lovely too. They can get zorched in cold winters, but so far this winter they've done great. Definitely one of the more frost tender aloes, though mine have done great without any protection for several years now.
'Vista Bubblegum Pink' petunias going INSANE in a large glazed red pot on my patio. I really love the color, and the abundance of blooms, and the neat very branched, bushy/cascading habit of this variety. Like all petunias here, it's a great performer late autumn through early summer.
A Stapelia blooming on the east side of the house. Most of my stapelias bloom heavily in late spring and then again in very early autumn, but they can throw out a random bloom any day of the year, like this one that opened today. Great, fun, fly-pollinated stinkers! Wilson the tennis ball included to show size.
Finally, a fun, huge, Ageratum houstonianum plant that is just covered in fun blue flowers. This "blue floss flower" has a reputation for not tolerating heat, but this plant (and others in the garden) survived our long hot summer just fine, even making the occasional summer bloom. Now it's absolutely covered in flowers. It self sows around my garden and I definitely encourage it!
Okay, your turn! Let us hear/see what's looking good or awful in your garden. Happy gardening everyone!
Here is a link that might be useful: What's blooming in my garden, so far, January 2013
I don't have any pics but my Hong Kong Orchid tree is looking great and it's blooming. Kind of odd because I thought they only bloom in the spring time.
I've left all my tropical plants unprotected despite all the frost and that one day of below freezing temps. All of them still look great, but the Cannas are showing a little bit of frost damage. My plumeria still haven't dropped its leaves which is odd as well.
In the backyard I have some Moreton Bay Fig seedlings planted in my raised bed (took a fruit home with me from San Diego this past summer). I'm surprised to see them doing well and undamaged from all the frost and freezing temps :)
I really hope they can handle the summer here. I can't wait till I grow them into a huge tree :D
Only a fellow gardener will see this as "Looking Good!" It's the asparagus bed I've been prepping for about a month. Added more garden soil, bunny poop and myco's yesterday, turned it all under and watered. Asparagus crowns should be along shortly.
Lettuce - I've clipped it once, not growing as profusely as I'd intended. Darn it!
This *was* a very pretty bucket of nastursium leaves - until I forgot to cover it on a cold night. The wire cage was to keep the dogs from eating it all, they love salad the little buggers. Shouldda let 'em have at it.
I don't know if it's looking good for awful but I had 1 of my amaryllises diet back from the cold and now there is a bloom shooting up I hope it survives in this cold weather that we've been getting
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I think your asparagus bed is looking good too, Mary! Keep us posted on how it does for you. Your lettuce looks nice too. Yummy! How is it faring with this cold snap??
I hope your amaryllis bloom survives, Devonfawn. One of my variegated 'Mrs. Garfield' was making a bloom stalk but this awful cold cut it back hard. Ugh.
The good news for me is that the aloe in my first pic above still looks fantastic despite this awful cold spell. But since I'm always asking what looks good AND awful here's one of each, LOL.
Merremia dissecta foliage and turbinia foliage, totally zorched after several nights below freezing:
AND a geranium and 'Raspberry Blast' petunia still going strong.
Happy gardening all, keep the udpates for good or bad coming!
Well, since pictures henceforth are going to be in the "awful" category due to the freeze, thought I'd post a couple of pics of better days. This was the beginning of January after we had put the bar top in. The potted kumquat, plumeria, and hibiscus are fine since I could move them further under the patio and cover, but those three bougainvillea are looking pretty crispy even though I wrapped them.
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BEAUTIFUL patio and arbor, Lynne, just beautiful. I absolutely love it! Thanks for posting it so we can all enjoy it.
Great harvest there too. Thanks for the pictures and updates!
Happy gardening all,
Most everything looks either dormant or awful, except my annual cool season veggies mostly consisting of salad fixings. I even have carrots and they're good!
Here's the status of my vines:
The Hardenbergia violacea (lilac vine) did well unprotected during the freeze -- the buds still look good. I'm really happy about that because it's a favorite of mine since it's such an early bloomer. It's supposed to be hardy down to 28 degrees. It's pretty easy to keep it reasonable through the growing season with one or two trimmings mid-season.
The Antigonon leptopus (coral vine) froze as expected. This year I plan to water it more than before in the hope that it will grow more. It just hasn't been doing all that much the whole time I've had it -- maybe 4 years?
The snail vine (Vigna caracalla, syn. Phaseolus caracalla, Phaseolus gigantea) that I planted last June(!) grew all season like it was glad to be in the brutal heat. It did get plenty of water. It was at least 12 feet by the time the growth stopped. Now it also froze but not killed to the ground so I think it will come back. This is probably a house eater so if it doesn't freeze every year, it might be a good idea to cut it back hard at least every couple/three years to keep it reasonable. Anyone else have experience with this guy and can advise?
I would post pictures but nothing is really worth showing.
Scary bougie PhxLynne, LOL. It looks like it has enough older/thicker growth to survive. What do you think? Seems like any stems thicker than a quarter inch or so end up resprouting in spring. Sorry it took such a hit.
Haname, sorry too for the damage on your lovely vines. As you mentioned, snail vine and queen's wreath often get cut back in chilly winters, so I imagine yours will recover. I hope so. Definitely keep us posted.
My Merremia dissecta plants were cut to the ground, but I already see new sprouts (and they're just easy from seed anyway), so there's hope out there.
Here are a couple of plants looking good though, that's always nice after such crummy weather, LOL.
Oxalis 'Grand Duchess' blooming away, unbothered by the recent cold. Definitely the largest-flowered oxalis I've ever seen. Wilson the tennis ball included to show relative size.
A quick pic looking at the western part of the back patio, plus part of the back yard. Not the best its ever looked, but not too bad either. The citrus were totally wilted after The Big Freeze, but have since perked up a bit.
Lobelia, which is very frost/freeze tolerant, blooming away after just a few days of above-freezing temperatures, in a silly fun dove-shaped talavera pot.
Happy gardening all! I say bring on the HEAT. :)
If you like petunias as much as I do, please get and grow some 'Old Fashioned Climbing' from Select Seed Company (online/paper catalogs). It survives our summers and our winters just fine (many petunias are autumn through late spring only and then fade in the heat--but not these, they actually survive the summer).
Here's a white one blooming away next to an Aloe maculata (formerly Aloe saponaria). Neither plant was covered in any way over the recent cold snap and both look great every single week of the year.
The petunia is an old fashioned type, and comes in a range of colors from white through pinks, purples, mauves, etc., and yes, they are tall and lanky (not exactly climbing, but clambering) and they're super fragrant at night. The aloe is bullet proof too, so I thought I'd share a quick pic. I hope you take a look and enjoy. I'm certainly appreciating these plants more than usual due to their durability!
Happy gardening,
Hiya plstqd and all,
Yup, I really, REALLY do have a petunia variety that survives our summers here: 'Old Fashioned Climbing' mix from Select Seeds. I've convinced several other local gardeners to try it and all have had great success with the plants. I should be getting some kind of royalty from Select Seeds, LOL.
Anyway, I got my original plants (in 2003) from SEED that I started indoors and then planted outside in very early spring. Those plants have self-sown all over my previous garden and in my current garden (both in Scottsdale). No individual plant lasts forever but most last 3 or 4 years before petering out, and they self-sow nicely around the garden which is really fun.
In my old and in my current garden the happiest ones get some afternoon shade, so along the east side of the house, or walls or big shading plants, seems to keep them happiest. I wouldn't trust them to survive the summer in a pot in sun, but in the ground with afternoon shade I've had great luck long term.
Just keep in mind they're lanky and tall (but they bloom nicely) so they flop around after the stems get super long, and the flowers aren't HUGE or bright, but they come in nice colors from lavender through white with some pinks and in-betweens too. They ARE heavily scented at night though, especially in spring/autumn. The plants look a bit tired in summer (who doesn't?!) but most survive, so plant several and be sure to collect seed or let them self sow.
I think they're really great. The one in this pic, a nice crisp white with the telltale veining right at the center, has done great in the ground for almost three years now, and got zero protection in summer or winter. What's not to love?
If you or anyone gives them a try (in the ground!), let us hear how they do for you. Select Seeds usually sells seeds AND plants in spring, and then seeds only in autumn. I'll post a link if I find one that works. I've ordered from them for many years and have been absolutely pleased with everything I've gotten, and no, I don't work for them or get a commission, LOL. I wish!
Happy gardening all!
Here is a link that might be useful: Old Fashioned Climbing petunia seeds from Select Seeds
Ok, this I have got to try. I don't mind lanky, and I have an eastern wall that's begging for some no fuss plants (plus it's under our bedroom window, so evening fragrance would be most welcome). If Select Seeds ever does start offering a commission, I'll be sure to point mine your way :)


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It's well-known that Steve Jobs was an admirer of Sony — even his famous black mock-turtleneck and Levi's 501 ensemble was inspired by Sony uniforms — but Tokyo-based IT journalist Nobuyuki Hayashi has revealed some new information on how close the Apple co-founder was to the Japanese company. Jobs regularly visited Sony co-founder Akio Morita, and the two men had a mutual admiration of each other. Jobs was so impressed with the Sony VAIO laptops that he tried to convince Sony to adopt Mac OS X for them in 2001. Jobs even gave Sony the idea to build a GPS into its Cyber-shot cameras. follow link
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How Close Steve Jobs Was to Sony
"he even patterned his famous black mock-turtleneck and Levi's 501 ensemble after Sony uniforms"--FALSE. The *concept* of wearing the same thing to work every day, even in a professional setting, came from Sony. Clearly, uniforms are commonplace for industrial workers. Sony extended that concept to engineers and executives, and Jobs tried to implement the idea at Apple (and was soundly rejected--see http://gawker.com/5848754/steve-jobs-on-why-he-wore-turtlenecks ). The Sony uniform was "a jacket made of rip-stop nylon with sleeves that could unzip to make it a vest." But the famous black mock-turtleneck, blue jeans and sneakers ensemble comes from the "Jonny Quest" cartoon--created in 1964.
One thing I found amusing is that in the video Michael Cohen links to of Jobs answering questions at the 1997 WWDC, his jeans are ripped and patched. :-)
Ha! OK, so I changed to say that his outfit was inspired by Sony, which is indeed more accurate.