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Jesse Ryder will fly solo at this year's Indian Premier League but will be among familiar faces at his latest franchise, the Delhi Daredevils.
Ryder was snared for US$260,000 (NZ$307,000) by Delhi at Sunday's player auction, on a one-year contract, after a bidding duel with his former franchise, Royal Challengers Bangalore.
His manager, Aaron Klee, confirmed Ryder wouldn't be accompanied as he was at Pune a year ago, when psychologist Karen Nimmo and Klee took turns as Ryder's support crew as he dealt with personal issues that saw him take an indefinite break from international cricket.
"No, he won't need any of that," Klee said.
There was a low-key reaction from Ryder's camp after the auction. Klee preferred not to comment on the outcome while Ryder tweeted: "Thanks for all the messages very happy to be going to @DelhiDaredevils looking forward to it".
Ryder will rejoin his former Bangalore team-mates, Ross Taylor and England batsman Kevin Pietersen, at Delhi. Former New Zealand assistant coach Trent Woodhill is also on the Delhi coaching staff under head coach Eric Simons.
Ryder's salary is US$110,000 more than he earned at Pune but he has to play to earn the full amount, which is paid pro rata. There's a logjam of quality top-order batsmen at Delhi, including Virender Sehwag, David Warner, Mahela Jayawardene, Taylor and Pietersen, and just four overseas spots available in each playing 11.
There could still be movement in the trading window before the competition starts in April, and Ryder also adds value as an all-rounder.
He appeared unlucky to be low down in the auction order and was third-last in the all-rounders group to go under the hammer. Other all-rounders went for big money early on, among them Australian Glenn Maxwell (US$1 million to Mumbai), Indian Abhishek Nayar (US$675,000 to Pune) and South African Chris Morris (US$625,000 to Chennai).
Speaking before the auction, Klee said the IPL got Ryder back on his feet last year and he gained a lot of self-belief from getting through it. Ryder swore off alcohol last year and was comfortable in the Wellington environment where team-mates were drinking after games.
"He can go to a barbecue and people are having a drink, that's how it is in society. It's got nothing to do with anyone else, all he's got to focus on is what he wants to do," Klee said.
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Ryder will be one of seven Kiwis in the IPL, after Jacob Oram was picked up by the John Wright-coached Mumbai for US$50,000. Others are Ryder, Taylor, Brendon McCullum, Daniel Vettori, James Franklin and Nathan McCullum.
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disappointed with viking queen..looking for alternatives
hihi in 2005 i purchased viking queen from pickering nurseries and planted it on my south facing wall alongside clematis will goodwin, a very successful daphne, several species anemones, peonies, iris and nicotiana .....i saw VQ very widely recommended but i havent been too happy....
i really wanted something fragrant in this very tiny front garden and despite its billing as fragrant i havent found it to be noticeably so....also the blooms in spring are a very blowsy on spindly stems and they tend to flop forward and look down rather than out...and the colour is a rather dull uniform pink....in the fall the repeat blooms tend to have a stronger tea shape and crisper colour and have sturdier suppport....but all in all not the character plant i looked for....
so now i am up for suggestions>>>
the wall is white and garden now contains blues lavenders whites and pinks .want a good repeater with some real size...and some real fragrance...this is an excellent sheltered site....there is a good wire trellis support on the wall and room to go up 20 feet....the soil is supporting daphnes and clematis equally well....the spot is dry and sunny but air circulation may not be the very best due to density of plantings and iron trellis work
some roses under consideration
climbing cecile brunner
zehirine drouhin
gloire de dijon
ilse krohn
white cap
mme isaac pereire
mme alfred carriere
cl. ophelia
any and all opinions adn suggestions very welcome
thank you
I've been growing Mme Isaac Pereire for two years, hard to say what it's ultimate size will be. In my garden it might be 4-5 feet. I don't think it will reach climber height, but it might get taller in your garden.
Fragrance is awesome, smells like fresh raspberries, very fragrant.
I grow Ophelia, the bush form, and it has very strong sweet fragrance as well.
You will probably be disappointed with the repeat on ZD, but the scent is absolutely the strongest. The blooms are loose and pepto bismal pink. It is practically thornless and will grow 20 ft. without a problem. I love it, but I don't know if it will fit your needs.
How about an Austin climber. Many of them have great scent and repeat. Abraham Darby comes to mind.
Hello Liz,
Your garden sounds like a very pretty blend of plants and colours. I really like the Clematis Will Goodwin and have one growing on either side of my John Davis climber.
Anyway, it is not easy to find an exceptionally fragrant climber that reblooms well and is cane hardy in zone 5. For instance, most of the Explorer climbers which are completely cane hardy in zone 5, are not fragrant to any significant degree.
I see that you mention that this wall and area is rather sheltered and is south facing. This likely makes the micro-climate in the area a full zone higher than what you are normally. You can get away with quite a bit growing borderline roses and plants against sheltered south walls. However, a harsh winter will still wreak havoc with cane winterkill on a borderline hardy rose, so be prepared for this.
I like your combination of blues and pinks and since the wall of your house is white, I would think you'd want a colour that is bright and will stand out against the white backdrop while also blending nicely with the blues and pinks. My first instinct in colour would be to go with a dark red rose in a situation like this and to avoid light pale pinks and white roses altogether, as these will just be washed out into the colour of the wall and will not stand out from any distance.
Here are a few suggestions and comments:
Don Juan- Dark velvety red. An outstanding and very powerful fragrance. However, not cane hardy in zone 5, but borderline cane hardy in zone 6. It is however, a very vigorous rose that will bounce back from winter kill well. Grows thick canes that grow very upright and can reach 10 to 12' by end of season once mature. Repeat flowers well in good flushes. Can be prone to BS, but has good resistance to mildew.
Illusion- Another dark red. Fragrance is not overpowering, but is detectable and sweet. A Kordesii climber and has good cane hardiness in zone 5. I suspect it will suffer little to no dieback against a south wall in all but the most severe winters. Blooms almost continuously once established. Very, very disease resistant. One of the best red climbers ever produced and very underrated.
Westerland- A bright blend of mostly orange with highlights of pink and yellow. Super vigorous and grows super upright. It is also super thorny. It repeat blooms well and can easily grow 10' by the end of its first season in a sheltered location. Be careful with feeding too much nitrogen with this rose or it will produce growth at the expense of blooms. Cane hardiness is good for zone 6, poor for zone 5. Disease resistance is pretty good, but BS is more of a problem than mildew. The colour definately makes an impact and the fragrance, while not overpowering, is strong and sweet.
Lemon Meringue- A yellow blooming sport of Westerland. Slightly less vigorous it seems, but otherwise identical in most respects.
Laguna- I have never grown it, so this is second hand info, but it comes highly recommended by Palatine Roses. It is a bright, deep pink almost light purple red coloured climbing rose. Blooms heavily, repeats well and is very fragrant. Decent hardiness in zone 5, but will dieback to varying degrees pending severity of winter. Supposedly very resistant to both mildew and BS.
Morgengruss (Morning Greeting)- A Kordesii large shrub/climber like Illusion. Blooms are mostly pink with highlights of orange, cream and yellow. Good, but not overpowering fragrance. Super vigorous and will produce a lot of thorny canes. Likes to grow as wide as it does tall, so needs pruning and training to make it a proper climber. Exceptional disease resistance. Does not bloom much in 1st year as it prefers growth. Blooms better in 2nd year and repeats okay, but really struts its stuff in year 3 and beyond and repeats well once established.
Rosarium Uetersen- Just a stunning dark pink climber with good, but not strong fragrance. The blooms age beautifully and become a silver pink on the edges of the petals which adds to the effect. Has good cane hardiness in zone 5, almost bullet-proof disease resistance and the spring flush is a sight to behold on an established plant. It repeats well, but not as heavily as the initial flush.
If you are set on pale pink in this location, then take a look at New Dawn and its sport, Awakening. They will fit what you are looking for as they grow huge, have good fragrance, are hardy, disease resistant and bloom well.
Best of luck.
The Morden Man said it all but forgot Autumn Sunset, an Apricot sport of Westerland. I grow both but my Autumn Sunset smells better and blooms a little more than Westerland They might get winterkilled to 1 foot tall some years but by the end of summer, they are 8' tall.
Another one to consider is Golden Celebration. Fairly hardy with excellent fragrance and repeat. I woudn't recommend Abe Darby, because a high percentage of the blooms are downfacing.
hihi thanks for all the quick feedback...this area in downtown toronto, and my front garden for sure, would be at least a 6a
i should have mentionned the garden also has 2 new dawns being trained to cover the black porch and gaspipes and they smell of absolutely nothing LOL...
morgen gruss was one i originally was going to try but pickering suggested viking dawn over it in so far as hardiness...oh well
i have grown illusion here in toronto before, as well as dublin bay... but i was hoping to go more towards quite bright pink to lavender magenta tones and not towards reds unless they are quite violet to purple....i know i know i am quite rigid not to say obsessive about colour schemes....
i have found laguna at hortico and am thinking about it
but Rosarium Uetersen also sounds like a real possibility though i hate to give up on the possibility of a good strong scent...
i guess zephirine drouhin is out of the qustion in this climate???? i have seen it listed as zone 5 + on Roses
and everything rose & gardening related but maybe i am dreaming
someone mentionned david austin roses but i am not sure what would make a substantial medium to dark pink climber that repeats???? the dream repeating constance spry LOL
abraham darby is lovely, but like some other suggestion veers more towards the apricot blush spectrum .. my neighbour has compassion but i was dreaming (again ) of a big sprawling rose (new dawn size)....
meanwhile is anyone familiar with lavender lassie
thanks all
If you are considering Austins, try Graham Thomas. It dies back in the winter but bounces back in the spring with long canes. Oldheirloomroses has some hardy climber recommendations including Aloha and Prairie Princess (Buck). Anyone in zone 5 grow Polka?
Here is a link that might be useful: Hardy Climbers
Predfern, I had to go to the site you linked just to see what this use of Prairie Princess as a climber was all about, since this is about the 3rd mention I've read about it recently on these forums. I can hardly believe that Old Heirloom Roses claim it will achieve 10' and remain hardy in zone 4! I've had mine for 5 years, was told by Great Lakes Roses when I bought it that it would achieve a 5 to 6' height and it has never gotten taller than 5', usually more around 4' after the usual significant winter kill to the canes (even after one or two zone 5-like winters.) I wouldn't ever have dreamed of calling this one a climber and I wonder if they have a sport? Puzzling to me indeed.
And Lizruork, I would follow Karl's advise to you and let Viking Queen mature a few years before passing judgment. All climbers should really have 3 or 4 years to see what they can do. I find my VQ to be much lovelier in bloom now that it is an established plant. During its first few years, I couldn't see any reason to keep it. That said, however, it is still not cane hardy in my zone and is only a 4' shrub but it's a very pretty and healthy shrub. YMMV on the height in your zone of course.
I obviously cannot address the hardiness issue but maybe say something about fragrance.
Cl. Cecile Brunner is so huge if and where it is hardy that I simply cannot visualize it in a small garden. I saw a mature specimen in the display garden of Appalachian Rose nursery; it was gorgeous but would occupy almost my entire backyard. I keep reading that this rose destroys almost every structure it is grown on except the very sturdiest industrial strength kind.
Zephirine Drouhin is very fragrant, grows big in my yard but easy to train since it is thornless. It should be trained and old canes cut off because they usually dies after two years - no problem there is a lot of new canes to replace the old ones. ZD is usually blamed for poor repeat, I should disagree; mine repeats pretty well provided it gets enough water (rain is the best of course), rich soil and more feeding than an average rose would get.
Gloire de Dijon - wonderful rose but I doubt that it would be cane hardy in zone 5. Mine was doing great till the big Easter freeze in 2007. It was already in bloom when the freeze hit us. First nothing seemed to happen to this rose but then it started dying back. The following terrible drought didnt help either. Right now it has 1 and 1/2 canes. I love it so much that I will replace it next year if it does not develop new basals this year. Fragrance is good but not so strong (to my nose) than Zephirine Drouhin's.
Ilse Krohn Superior didn't repeat the first year but had good repeat from the second year on. I find it fragrant but some will disagree. Very thorny, so it must be placed carefully. I wanted to replace with White Cap but Donna at Pickering told me that White Cap is as thorny as Ilse so Ilse stays.
I do not grow the rest though Mme A. Carriere tempts me - however she grows so huge in warm climates that I couldn't find a good spot for her so far.


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trimmer won't start: model TE475Y. New plug, new fuel filter, fresh fuel. Won't start. The primer bulb collapses after one depression and won't expand and fill back up for about a half hour. Fuel line that connects to primer bulb only extends about 1/2" into fuel tank. Is this normal? Or is it just an overflow line? With new plug out, I feel compression with my finger. At night, I have the plug out of the cylinder and connected to plug wire, I can see the spark easily. Nice and bright but I don't have a way of measuring. Unit is probably 6-7 years old and have never really had any mechanical problems. I'm thinking fuel delivery problems but don't want to keep replacing parts by hit or miss. Is there a regular kit that includes fuel lines and primer bulb? Thank you
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where is the spark arrestor located on a Weed Eater TE475Y
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Hello 1147260,
By looking at the parts diagram I could not see a spark arrestor. I did look at the 545227901 Muffler/Shield Assembly, and I was able to see that it was assembled as a part of the muffler.
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How is it install?
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I have weed eater Max, te475y. Timne came to change the string, and I find that the end cap seems jammed on. When i turn it, the whole engine turns over. Is there a lock-nut on it or something? I need to get this working, as the trim areas are looking messy.
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My assembly cap and spool are stuck. I can't unscrew it. Ive tried wd40 no luck. I don't have a vise grip or I would try that. How the heck can I get them off to add new line?
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I don't see replacement string listed. I can not find it in the stores and I cannot use the weed eater without the string. Where can I get the replacement?
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Home Depot, Lowes, Walmart carry string that fit. Don't use the textured string just the smooth round
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Is anyone aware of an idle adjustment screw on this beast? The carb is good and clean. The trimmer will not idle unless it is on full choke, even then it's difficult to keep it running.
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There may be an idle speed screw ( phillips head ) on top of the carb on the right side, but to adjust the idle mixture..the low speed Needle would have to be adjusted...You can find and buy the special tool on Ebay or make one yourself out of a length of aluminum tubing or ...use a 22 gauge .250" quick female disconnect spade electrical connector stuck on the end of a flat-blade screwdriver....both work.
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Try a different gas to oil ratio. I have had this problem. The gas that I was using had was mixed 32/1 try a 50/1 mix.
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I am having problems with my unit. It started up OK at first, but now it starts but it won't stay running. Even when it does, it runs very sluggish, it doesn't get up to full speed no matter what I do. There is a lot of oil around the back of the unit so I don't know if the carburetor may be bad, or a clogged filter?
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The fuel line was cracked and broken. I removed it before I found the replacement fuel line. Now I can't remember how the fuel line goes back. Is there a diagram or an easy fix?
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The first thing you need to figure out is which side of the carburetor is the input and which is the output. With the hoses removed from the carburetor pump the primer bulb. There will be air coming from the output side.
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My drive for the trimmer broke. How can I repair it?
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First remove the engine assembly from the trimmer shaft. with the engine removed you can slide the old drive shaft out of the housing. Use some tool grease to lubricate the new shaft. Now slide it back into the shaft housing. Make sure that the shaft engages into the drive coupling at the end of the shaft so that when you rotate the shaft the trimmer head also rotates. Now reassemble the engine to the shaft, again making sure that the shaft engages with the drive on the engine. Make sure that the engine slides back to the original position on the shaft. If the engine is not slid back to its original position the new shaft will be damaged. The drive shaft is part #545007502 and is available from http://ereplacementparts.com.
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Heard a pop last night and spring out of bed, headed downstairs to see what had fell/happened and saw nothing. This morning had the idea it could have been one of the beers I had in the living room.
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I was shooting for 2.15 vol of CO2 for the Belgian style… which is about 3.5oz of dextrose for the amount of beer I had.
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I popped the caps of the remaining bottles in the batch and recapped. Each bottle (though not refridgerated, only cellared) had a strong hiss when opened. I'll be VERY careful measuring out priming sugar from now on. I'm going to take a hydro sample and report back. Perhaps this was a infection.
I wouldn't think so. Maybe you just had some bugs in that one bottle. Hoping for the best.
I've tested gravity, and with a large amount of foam and bubbles coming up it's reading 4 points lower at 1.006 at 60degrees. Prob. will lower more as it flattens.
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well specific gravity is just a measure of density, or weight per unit of volume. dissolved CO2 takes up a negligible amount of space while still dissolved, and contributes just as little to the overall weight. so as long as your hydrometer wasnt effected by the CO2 outgassing and bubbles sticking to it, the specific gravity should be the same carbonated as uncarbonated.
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Our grandson is showing interest in hunting. What rifle would you recommend for a beginner?
Thank you. Bob
Not knowing your location, grandson's size, age Etc. I would think a lightweight single shot bolt action rifle with iron sights would be the answer. A 20 gauge shotgun also might prove good considering location Etc. of your home and existing laws.The single shot rifle would encourage him to shoot carefully and learn accuracy as a semi automatic in the hands of a beginner tends to lessen the desire for accuracy figuring I have ten or more shots to hit the target. If it happens to be a squirrel or sitting rabbit one well placed shot is all that's required or at times time to shoot.I say this as a former certified NRA rifle, pistol, hunter safety and home firearms instructor. If the NRA is involved in or near your community their training and advice is fantastic. GOOD LUCK!
As a preface, my family has owned and operated a gun and ammunition shop since I was a child, I'm a NM game warden and a hunter education instructor since 1994, I train kids at the NRA Witington center here in NM every year and I answer this question often.
Most of us likely grew up with a handed-down lever action 30-30 as a first rifle- which in reality is the worst (and most unsafe) gun to start a child off with. It requires small hands to carefully lower the hammer on a loaded chamber every time it's loaded or unloaded. I caution parents against carrying on this tradition.
I agree with greenfinger, wholeheartedly. What is critical is that the gun fits the child- not almost or kinda fits. My 5 year old son has a tiny .22 rifle called a chipmunk, designed for small children, and in truth he is still too small to hold the rifle properly against his shoulder and still align his eye with the sights. We shoot it every now and then, but I won't be attempting to have any meaningful training sessions with him until he grows into it. If your grandson is still a little guy, I'd say a .22 chipmunk or another version called the cricket would be a good place to start (there are other manufacturers that build youth rifles, I'm not trying to advertise this one).
If he's a little older, I again agree with greenfinger that a single shot with iron sights is the way to go (and one that fits him). A bolt action would definately be a good choice, but I have a better suggestion. My older son has a hinge action designed for a smaller shooter. It has two barrels that can be switched out- one is a .243 rifle barrel (appropriate for deer hunting), and the other is a 20 gauge shotgun barrel (for ducks squirrels rabbits). When I was a kid I had one that had a 30-30- barrel, and a 20 guage, you can also get a 410 shotgun barrel. It's extremely inexpensive (concidering it's two guns in one), is safe, and would suite his needs into his late teens when he might grow into more specialized hunting guns. I believe the manufacturer is called New England Firearms.
hope that helps.
When I was a kid my dad bought a Marlin .22 rimfire lever action rifle. Probably was a better choice than semi-automatic rimfire as I am a leftie. Today the Ruger 10/22 .22 LR is a popular .22 semi-auto rifle. You should be able to find rubber extension pad for the stock if necessary.


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Remind me never to use more than a 1/4 pound of this stuff. Put 3/4 pound into a brown ale and while it is drinkable it is way way way to roasty.
Now you have me worried. I have a brown ale fermenting that has 8oz of chocolate.
Give us this day our liquid bread
8 oz is just about the limit IMO.
Its drinkable, just a little much.
Type: All Grain Date: 3/23/2013
Batch Size (fermenter): 5.00 gal Brewer: Scott
Boil Size: 6.52 gal Asst Brewer:
Boil Time: 60 min Equipment: Pot and Cooler ( 5 Gal/19 L) - All Grain
End of Boil Volume 5.98 gal Brewhouse Efficiency: 72.00 %
Final Bottling Volume: 4.60 gal Est Mash Efficiency 82.8 %
Fermentation: Ale, Two Stage Taste Rating(out of 50): 30.0
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Amt Name Type # %/IBU
8 lbs Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) Grain 1 74.4 %
2 lbs Caramel/Crystal Malt - 60L (60.0 SRM) Grain 2 18.6 %
12.0 oz Chocolate Malt (350.0 SRM) Grain 3 7.0 %
1.00 oz Willamette [5.50 %] - Boil 60.0 min Hop 4 20.1 IBUs
1.00 oz Willamette [5.50 %] - Boil 10.0 min Hop 5 7.3 IBUs
1.0 pkg Safale American (DCL/Fermentis #US-05) [50.28 ml] Yeast 6
1 lb Powdered Peanut Butter @ 60min
1 lb Powdered Peanut Butter @ 14 days Secondary
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Measured FG: 1.010
I used 3.2oz of chocolate malt from some 6oz I had left in the fridge for my NZ hopped Moari IPA. But that also includes 1/2lb carapils,2lbs pale malt (UK),2lbs marris otter (crisp),8oz crystal 40L in the partial mash with 2G of local spring water. According to BS2,it's supposed to give this one the same amber/orange color of my malt profile for my APA/PA/IPA AE beers. It looked a bit darker going into the fermenter to me,but colors can lighten by the time all is said & done. I feel that the malts used in this mash will give a bit more flavor complexities compared to the AE version. And it still uses a 3lb bag of Munton's plain light DME,which has gotten to be somewhat of a tradition with me. According to BS2,it was a little light in the OG,& nor having anymore DME to add,I used a pound of demerara sugar. Added enough to the OG to bring up to spec for an American IPA. Added a tad to the SRM as well,2SRM according to BS2. Besides it's having a nice light brown sugar laced with honey flavor. Thought it'd work with the NZ hops's tropical flavors.
So you def have to watch how much chocolate malt you use,depending on what you want out of them. Just some color,or a lil flavor,or a lot of color & flavor...
I think I should have mashed a little high (152-153) than 149 as to add a little sweetness/maltiness. The beer is really too dry to support the bold flavor the chocolate malt is giving it.
As a matter of fact,I mashed mine @ 152F. But since I wrapped it up in this thinsulate/synthetic goose down huntin coat,it went up to 153F in the course of an hour. That temp seems to give a good balance of malt & hops in mine.
Just hopin the super moss will clear up the protein haze from the fine crush,etc.
My recipe was:
10# two row
8 oz choc
1 oz USNB 75
1 oz USNB 10


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Scionwood from ARS Geneva
I've just received scionwood from Geneva for the first time. I'm really blown away by how nice it looks, how much they sent and that they shipped it to me for free. They sent two sticks of most of the 11 varieties, each 12-15" long. Most are decently thick, with some just over 3/8". One of the types had only smaller twigs, but it looks like they included a few extras of that one. I was happy enough with the Maple Valley scionwood this spring, but this is even nicer.
It is enough scionwood that I'm considering getting a few more rootstocks. I'll also see which ones my father may want to try grafting. If anyone in the area (Harvestman?) wants to try any of them, let me know.
4 from last summer's high-brix list
Peau d'Ane- 21.6 brix, french russet.
KAZ 96 08-13 (4049 .c)- 13.8-19, yellow early-mid apple. Grown from a seed brought back from Kazakhstan.
Wellington Bloomless- 18.2, no petals on flowers should look interesting.
Blahova Ruzena- 18.2, hard, from Czech
2 recommended by Stephen Hayes
Winston (Winter King)- 10.1, An apple SH has been planting more of, due to demand. Per his YouTube videos, it is a great keeper with good flavor and a strong crunch. A strong pollinator, it sets too many apples and needs lots of thinning. The low brix listed in ARS is interesting. I can't imagine a 10 brix apple being as tasty as SH describes it. I wonder if the tree sampled wasn't thinned enough.
Adams's Pearmain- 15.1-16.3, Another of Stephen Hayes' favorites, which he likes for its disease resistance.
5 interesting ones
Scugog- 12.7-15.3, dark red flesh. Maybe I'll try breeding this with a large sweet apple...
KAZ 96 03-11 (613954)- 11.2, very early, probably in late July or early Aug. Nice aromatic flavor. Scionwood collected in Kaz.
KAZ 96 07-07 (613958)- 10.1, another very early apple. This one is supposed to have the strangest flavor of any of the Kaz apples: hazelnut-banana.
Court Pendu Rose- 16.9, I'm not sure if it is any different from the Court Pendu Plat (which I planted this past spring), but I'll give it a try. "flavor sweet, rich, perfumed; harvest season very late; late flowering"
Reinette Jamin- 16.8, very large (4" wide) bright green apple. There was no comment about the apple, other than the data set listing it as "acid".
If you go to the ARS site, you can search for cultivars you want. On the page which describes it, there will be a link which says "Request this germplasm", which adds it to your cart. Once you are done with your list, complete your order by providing shipping info and why you want it.
From other posts, I gather that they don't look kindly on home growers asking for commonly available varieties. So, it's probably not a good idea to ask for something like Gala, or even Ashmead's Kernel. As far as I know, none of the ones I asked for are commercially available, at least on this side of the Atlantic- I've seen several on UK sites.
In addition to the apple request (which went to Geneva), I also requested 5 types of pear from Corvallis (through the same site- it seems to auto-direct based on the request). I haven't received the pear scions yet, but there is still plenty of time.
I definitely agree Frank- it's one program I'm glad to have my taxes pay for.
I started out with one Scott has spoken highly of, Josephine de Malines. Other than that one, it was a bit harder to pick the pears than the apples. They don't list brix/soluble solids for pears and size. Instead, I had to depend more heavily on "Quality". I picked all 7's and 8's (except for Josephine, which gets a 5) and tried to spread out the ripening time.
I also picked ones which seemed to have some disease resistance and tried to avoid those which tested positive for virus. I noticed that some virus were pretty widespread, so I wasn't able to avoid "Positive on Passe Crassane virsus test"- I'll just segregate it on its own tree (and keep it away from my Passe Crassane...).
I also tried to find ones which are quince compatible, as I have some rootstocks from last spring, which are now established and I want to graft to. Regrettably, most didn't say, so I'll have to hedge my bets and graft to an established tree, as well as the rootstocks.
Here are the 5 I chose, from the notes I took during the selection process:
PI 392323 Ubileen gift- Ubileen Gift (PI 392323).-A large-fruited, early ripening pear from Bulgaria. Originated Institute for Fruit Growing, Kustendil, Bulgaria, by Vasil Georgiev in 1957. Released in 1984, introduced into the U.S. in 1974 (PI 392323). Clapp Favorite x Klementinka. Fruit: large to very large (about 230 g), pyriform, ripening in late July; skin yellow with red blush; flesh yellow, fine-textured, buttery, sweet, juicy, subacid, and aromatic; can be stored for 4 to 6 days at room temperature. Similar to Butirra Precoce Morettini in appearance and ripening season. Tree: large, vigorous, resistant to scab. -- Brooks and Olmo Register of Fruit and Nut Varieties.
Quality 8. Virus- Ambiguous to Bosc, negative to 4 others. 1-3 fruitscab, 1 for leafscab, 1-3 mildew, 1-3 psuedomona, 1 for rust, 5 blistermites. Aromatic/sweet and buttery. 3 medium grit. First bloom 87-101. First ripe: 206-220, July 25- Aug 8.
PI 337445 Rous. of Stuttgart x Dr. Jules Guyot V- Scions received at the U.S. Plant Introduction Station from the All-Union Institute of Plant Industry, Leningrad in September, 1968.
Quality- 8. Seems pretty disease resistant (1 for leaf scab, fruit scab, rust, and pseudoma, 3 for blistermites). Few (2) small stone cells with fine (3) texture. Neg on all virus (5 tests). Aromatic, sweet, juicy and crisp. First bloom 83-97 (~90). Ripe 241-245 (late Aug, early Sep).
PI 541143 Beurre Fouqueray- Originated in France prior to 1885. Fruit medium to large size, obtuse pyriform, quite regular in shape and size. Skin smooth, quite free of blemishes, greenish-yellow in color, fairly attractive. Flesh somewhat coarse in texture, buttery, very juicy. Rich acidulous flavor but not equal to the best dessert quality. Midseason. Tree of average vigor, good orchard habits, clean dark-green foliage, productive. Moderately susceptible to fire blight. Semi-dwarf on quince. -- H. Hartman, Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, 1957.
Quality 7. Positive on Passe Crassane virsus test. Negative on 3 others. Disease- 2 fruitscab, 5 pseudoma, 1 rust, 5 blistermites. No stone cells, sweet and juicy/buttery/crisp. Bloom 87-101, avg 93. Ripe 247-297 (Sep 4-Oct 24).
PI 541345 Mericourt- Mericourt (PI 541345). Originated in Clarksville, Tennessee, by Tennessee Agriculture Experiment Station. Introduced in 1966. Seckel x Late Faulkner. Late Faulkner is a chance seedling with fruit characteristics similar to those of Keiffer. Cross made in 1938; first fruited in 1947; tested as Tenn, 38S63. Fruit: 2 3/4 x 2 3/8 inches in diam.; short pyriform, necked; skin green or greenish-yellow, occasionally blushed with dark red, dull, waxy in texture, smooth; dots small and brownish; fles creamy-white, buttery, almost completely lacking in stone cells, abundantly juicy, flavor sprightly subacid, sweet, quality excellent; stem short, 3/4 inch long, moderately thick, well attached in deep, abrupt basin; basin cavity shallow, acute and medium-broad; core very small; calyx open and medium; ripens 25 Aug.-9 Sept. at Highland Rim Experiment Station., Springfield, Tennessee; recommended for fresh dessert and canning; when canned tends to soften at edges of slices. Tree: vigorous; hardy, withstanding temperatures from a low of -23F to 70s during month of January and -7F to above 75F during February; tolerant to fire blight and leaf spot. -- Brooks and Olmo Register of Fruit and Nut Varieties.
A Seckel-Late Faulkner cross made in 1938 at the Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station. A short, pyriform pear of medium size, green to greenish yellow skin blushed with dark red. the flesh is reported to be creamy white, buttery, with an excellent sweet, subacid, sprightly flavor. -- Robert Nitschke, Southmeadow Fruit Gardens Catalog, 1976.
Quality 7. Pretty good on disease (1 for fruitscab, leafscab, and rust, with 5 psuedomona and 1-3 blistermites. Aromatic/sweet and crisp/juicy. First bloom 87-100. Ripe 254-297, Sep 11- Oct 24 (at Corvalis). Low yield. All 3 virus tests negative.
PI 200378 Josephine de Malines- A famous very late winter pear. Small to medium, almost cone-shaped, pale green with juicy, buttery, tender, sweet flesh. A good cropper every year, this variety should not be picked until the leaves fall and must be brought to ripeness carefully or its flesh will remain granular and tasteless. Not ready to eat until after Christmas. Bunyard praised this pear almost too highly, saying, 'If one winter pear only can be grown this should be selected.' Of Belgian origin about 1830. -- Robert Nitschke, Southmeadow Fruit Gardens Catalog, 1976.
Raised about 1830 by Major Esperen at Malines, Belgium, and named after his wife. Fruit small, bergamot to short conical; skin smooth or slightly rough; flesh white tinged green, fine melting, sweet and moderately juicy. A good winter pear. Tree weak to moderate. Good resistance to pear scab. -- Jim Arbury, Pears, 1997.
Quality 5. Virus- positive Passe Crassane and Pyronia veitchii , with ambiguous for Malus micromalus. Fine/Course (5) and lots of "medium" stones (6). Sweet/Aromatic and Cruncy/Buttery/Crisp. First bloom 87-98. Ripe 295 (Oct 22).
Scottfsmith- Josephine des Malines - a great pear as usual, super juicy aromatic and best of all, reliable!
Last year I ordered and received:
Calville Blanc d'Hiver
King of The Pippins
Belle de Boskoop
This year I ordered and received:
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Pomme Grise Apple
They are awesome.
Within the next couple of years, I will be donating to their experimentation station.
A thankless job they do with this distributing work, but its much appreciated by those that have no other way of obtaining these genetics.
I looked at these sites before and when reading that they are unable to send material to home gardeners,which is basically what I am,it turned me off to it.
But now I see people getting some things.I don't really want to lie about what the purpose is,but I guess I could tell them something along the lines of testing to see if or how well a cultivar grows in my particular area may suffice.How does that sound?What were your reasons? Thanks,Brady
I told them that I was interested in grafting unusual varieties which are not offered by nurseries (the reason they don't offer it to home gardeners). Some of the varieties which Megamav ordered are a bit common, so they were pretty nice to send it anyway. I wholeheartedly agree that it is a worthy cause.
I remember reading a requirement that the results be shared (though I can't find the link now). So, one of the other things I mentioned is that I report on each cultivar in online forums (here...I even gave the URL of an example thread) and that I would be happy to send them the info as well.
I look forward to reports on the quality of the fruit- particularly apples. That will be worth the taxes I've contributed, for sure. I believe, however, that they really should charge a service fee to help cover expenses, if only to make sure the users value the service and don't order more than they are willing to pay for and take the time to stick to a tree. It's a lot easier to acquire wood than use it up.
It's a lot easier to acquire wood than use it up.
They do ask that the receiver pay the shipping. I ordered strawberries last year and they sent the most beautiful plants, but the shipping was $75.00. They send next-day or second-day. I understand what you are saying but I sure hope they don't start charging. It's one of those things that I really appreciate about our government.
Maybe I should have made a special note to request only 1 stick instead of their standard 2. After the scions came in, I ordered an extra 10 rootstocks (G65, so I can fit them in a small area). That, along with 6 rootstocks from last spring (already planted) and top-working several existing trees ensures that I can use some of each variety. I'll shoot for having at least 2 grafts of each, as my success rate last year was just over 50% (hopefully I can beat that this year). But unless I have very bad luck with my grafts and do lots of re-grafts, I doubt that I'll finish both sticks of each type.
I wouldn't have a problem paying, as long as the price is similar to other scion sources ($2-3 per stick). It is certainly cheaper than buying more trees...


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