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A couple of weeks ago, Sony Ericsson announced the new Xperia™ active – a compact Android smartphone designed for consumers with an active lifestyle. A truly unique feature of the Xperia™ active lies in its pressure sensor for barometric measuring. Developers can use this sensor in apps, by accessing it through the Android sensor API.
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Part of the problem, I think, is the actual word choice which is a little odd in places. For example, in describing the effects of weather, Wise says that the rain makes the trains darker, and the snow makes them furry. Sort of abstract for a 3 year old. Still this is a minor point when compared to the reference to a 'black man singing in the West.' Surely a reference to a variety of music that is beyond most young children's comprehension.
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All eyes on Tuesday's USDA Reports
The market is anticipating the acreage report and quarterly grain stocks report scheduled for release on Tuesday the 30th.
In the overnight session, the grains traded higher with corn up 5 1/2 cents, soybeans up 3 3/4 cents and wheat up 9 cents by the pause of trade this morning. The U.S. dollar is up only a fraction of a percent and crude oil is down 71 cents. All traders in long July grain contracts will need...[Read More]
What's Really Driving the Wheat and Bean Markets?
Tune in for a packed episode as Cody looks at wheat and soybean pricing factors and how basis moved this week.
Grains Rally Sharply
Grains rally sharply early this morning as more rain is forecast to soak the already saturated Midwest.
In the overnight session the grains traded sharply higher with corn up 10 1/2 cents, soybeans up 19 1/2 cents and wheat up 26 3/4 cents this morning. Wheat has broken through resistance which hovered around $5.36 3/4 and is building momentum to the upside, soybeans has been above its 100 day...[Read More]
Concerns Mount as the Midwest Continues to Receive Substantial Moisture
Tune in for a look at continued short coverings, implications of a very wet Midwest, and export sales.
Can Export Sales Lift the Market
Export sales showed mostly average sales within the range of analyst expectations. Traders eye the June 30th WASDE report.
In the overnight session the grains traded higher with corn up 2 1/2 cents, soybeans up 8 1/4 cents and wheat up 2 1/4 cents. The U.S dollar is mostly unchanged this morning and crude oil has slipped 29 cents lower.
The EIA ethanol production numbers showed that last week's production...[Read More]
Strong Ethanol Production Numbers
Cody reviews good demand fundamentals for ethanol and takes a look at the Allendale acreage survey.
Grains pull back in the overnight
The grains gave back some of the gains in the overnight session as traders prepare for the USDA planted acreage report to be released the end of June.
In the overnight session the grains traded lower with corn down 3 1/4 cents, wheat down 2 3/4 cents and soybeans down 6 1/2 cents. Crude oil is trading 10 cents lower and the U.S. dollar is down a fraction of a percent. The market will be focusing on the June 30th planted acreage numbers...[Read More]
Surprising Strength from the Grains
Even as the U.S. Dollar found relative strength U.S. grains traded higher. Cody reviews the technicals and world news to see what may have cause the rise.
U.S. Dollar to pressure grains this morning
The U.S. dollar, which has risen sharply overnight, is expected to put pressure on the grain complex this morning.
In the overnight session, the grains were mixed with corn up 1 cent, soybeans down 1 3/4 cents and wheat up 2 1/2 cents. Crude oil has slipped 57 cents lower this morning with the U.S. dollar index up by over 1 percent. The dollar gained some strength following U.S. housing data and the euro...[Read More]
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Soybeans Push Higher
In the overnight the grains are higher with soybeans leading the charge up 7 1/2 cents, wheat up 4 1/4 cents higher and corn down 1/2 a penny. July soybeans now trades above $9.74 which is the 100 day moving average after closing Friday below that level. Crude oil is up 22 cents this...[Read More]
Weekly Cash Comments
Grain basis was mostly stable this week with both corn and soybeans unchanged for the week across the U.S.
Weather was the big concern this week as Tropical Storm Bill hit Texas and Oklahoma and made its way into the Ohio Valley by late in the week. Wet conditions are leading to not...[Read More]
Excess Moisture Slows Wheat Harvest
Grains were lower overnight with soybeans leading the complex to the downside with a 5-cent drop in the night session. Corn gave up 3 cents a bushel while wheat was fractionally lower.
Beans continue to find it difficult to trade for an extended time above $9.40 basis the new-crop...[Read More]
Grains Lower in the Overnight
Grains dipped lower in the night trade after taking a breather from the two-day rally that pushed soybean prices to their highest level in a month. Going into the morning break, soybeans were down 5, corn was down 1 and wheat was fractionally higher.
Wet weather continues to be a...[Read More]
Continued Recovery in the Overnight
Grain futures continued their recovery in the night session as heavy rains and declining crop conditions have the markets moving higher. Corn was up 3 cents a bushel while wheat and corn are up 6 cents a bushel.
In wheat, heavy rains from Tropical Storm Bill will push through Eastern...[Read More]
Grains Up in the Overnight
Monday brought a new week of intense selling pressure in the grains and Tuesday's overnight trade found only a modest recovery from the lows established the day before. In night trade, wheat was up 4, corn was up 2, and nearby soybeans posted a 5 cent advance.[Read More]
Rains Pressure Grain Futures
Grains started the week with a continuation of last week's selling. Going into the morning break, wheat was down 7 cents a bushel, soybeans were off 6 cents and corn gave up 2 cents a bushel.[Read More]
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Wheat Harvest Underway
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Originally posted by nariusseldon
The interface in not that important if you happen to want to play chess within that set game. You don't seem to get the fact that some players actually wanted to play the game within the UO game world. Moreover they may have wanted to spin things off from that game of chess within the game world. Run a tourney for a house, for gold, whatever.
Am I saying it's the same? Er no, I'm saying from the point of view of e-sports it is worse then can be found in FPS games.
People are for the main playing e-sports in mmorpgs because they want to play specifically within that environment,. Lo and behold some people want/ed to have a bit of a laugh from time to time and play chess specifically within the UO environment. Some people wanted to decorate from time to time. That's their choice and the game gave them that freedom.
They were aware that they could find another version with a better interface (much as people in WoW know they can find purer/better e-sports in other games), but they wanted at that moment to play within that particular online space. Given the game was a world simulator looking to allow people to do what they wanted, it is amazing that some people can actually see an issue with that.
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Originally posted by keitholi
I play EVE off and on and you simply cannot do as much as you could in UO. Eve has a TON of options, but UO offerend so many different play styles that you cannot even compare.
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Originally posted by Calerxes
When I was around 85 in most of my primary skills (magic on one, swordsmanship on another), I tried to just skill up to get those percentages. Then I quit doing that and just played and when I hit 100.... WOOT WOOT! Though I have to admit, my god was blacksmithing boring to level up. When I did reach GM though it paid so well that my other chars dungeon crawls were always cheap! Always had awesome poisoned weps, great armour, and enough extra cash from both the dungeon and smithing to do whatever I wanted (except I never did get enough to even afford a keep until trammel came a long)
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Well i have not set foot in UO for a very long time and it wasn't that long either,so i really don't know what it has to offer.
I do know however that FFXI has more content than i have seen in all othergames,nothing comes even close.So i would venture a bet that UO probably cannot match it either.
One thing that was pretty much the defining moment to quit SOE games was when they introduced the FFXI equivalent of MMM.They turned the entire piece of content into a cash shop idea.So there you have content that you cannot do at all unless you pay money,VERY sad.In cases like that i cannot acknowledge it as being content becuase if i cannot do it without spending money,then might as well say it does not exist.
I trhink more importantly is a games structure.Example if a game is designed to be nothign more than pvp,then it removes all contant as all players care abot uis fighting each other.Pvp alone could turn a rpg into nothing more than a fps.
Content of course can become dated as newer and better comes along,but i can tell you that in FFXI players played ALL the content as it was released,they were not side tracked into pvp fighting.
Back to FFXI ,there is actually so much to do it can be overwhelming at times.
I have not played in over a year,so manmy terms and ideas can pass me by .However i will list a few .Outposts/Campaign...Within Campaign there is a whole mulittude of stuff to do including rank/medlas/items,quests ect ect./Beseiged/questing-mission system involving gate guards for rank,not your traidtional xp and loot reward system./language translator/airships/ferries/fishing/gardening/crafting of course/Renkai system/fully featured elemental system [EVERYTHING is based on elements]/moon phases/level sync/npc fellow companion/book dailies to escape traditional grouping that the game made famous/Dynamis/pvp battle ground that actually takes place in the open game world
Assault/Salvage/Einherjar/Arena,also known as Pankration/Moblin maze mongers aka MMM/very limited housing[console design would never handle anything more]however you can store all your trinkets and put them on display.Chocobos with added game play example chobo digging for treasure or racing or breeding your very own,most games a mount is nothing more than a mount.
Tons of little things like a fully featured summoners class,Aion tried summons but no where near as in depth as FFXI.SUB -CLASS probably the most defining part of FFXI,i doubt any game will ever match it's sub class feature.You can actually mark maps and put your own little footnote onto it.How about a combat system that uses three concepts invisible/sound and scent,i have NEVER seen any other game do it.Also the sight is realsitic unlike many games that just use an auto range detect.A fully featured beastmen class,You can go around and gain a pet from most of the mobs in the game.Other games just call you a Hunter and give you choice of predefined pets.There are Embassies and Conquest points.
Their newest content is done way different than any other game as well.You have to earn time to stay in zones,you have to build up concepts to earn rewards,time is a factor in all combat within FFXI.Unless soemone teaches you ,you woudl be totally lost walking into any of the newest content,it is very complex.
Ok i am tired lol,FFXI just does so much more and different than any other game,you will not enter FFXI and play like you have in other games.To some that is too much to ask and for others the 8+ years says it did something right.
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The closest to get there is Eve Online, Sadly Sandbox games are hard to make work. its not the game itself its the comunity. Would UO have been the same game if everyone simply wanted to kill eachother. i dont think so, if you want to blame anyone for this difficulty blame WoW and its call to the Casual Gamer. most Casual gamers (i say not all because it is not all) Play games to screw around for afew hours and piss off as many people as possible. so at this point if you want a successful sandbox you need to hide it from them.
Think of it in literal terms, You and your friend are in a real sandbox building and digging. the casual gamer is the kid that walks in and boots everything you made because its fun. (not every casual gamer but you know what i mean) you normally can get rid of that one person, the sad part about it is that he comes back the next day with 7 times as meny people as you have. suddenly the game is no longer building its just kicking Sand in peoples faces.
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Originally posted by Rayshe
Those evil, evil "casuals"
It may have taken the genre 15+ years, but there will finally be actual consequences to your actions in the upcoming crop of sandboxes
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We offer a large double bedroom with own toilet and shower room. We can organise kids beds if needed and there is an option to create space for more guests. Towels and bed linen are provided. There is a well equipped kitchen which you are welcome to use. No TV, but there is WiFi and we have a projector for screening movies on the double-height living room wall. The house dates from the early 1800's and was lovingly and sympathetically rebuilt 6 years ago. The garden has more recently been t...
We have a spare double room in our house in Navan that we are happy to rent out to you. Many of our friends use it, so why shouldnt you. Its got plenty of space, a cosy bed with a view of our large garden and bunny sanctuary Learn More
Sharing our home with you Bathroom, High Speed Broadband, BBQ facilities, Towels and Linens If we are around we are happy to hang out and show you the sights. If we are not then we will leave you all the information you need to see the Historic, Royal county of Meath and further afield Connections to Dublin / Airport / Drogheda / Donegal are good and we are happy to give you a lift if were going your way
Ground Floor ensuite room overlooking garden. with 1 Double bed and 1 Single bed.Ensuite with power shower.Free Wi-Fi,multichannel digital TV.Fully carpeted ,brightly decorated warm and cosy.Free Tea/Coffee making facilities in Dining Room. Learn More
Family Room with 1 double and 2 single beds.Room ensuite ,Free - WIFI,Digital.Free Tea/Coffee making facilities in dining room.Fully carpeted,with central heating,warm,bright and comfortable. Learn More
Ground Floor ensuite room overlooking garden. with Double bed.Ensuite with power shower.Free Wi-Fi,multichannel digital TV.Fully carpeted ,brightly decorated warm and cosy.Free Tea/Coffee making facilities in Dining Room. Learn More
Fox Sand House is a 10 minute walk from the town of Navan which has all amenities you could want, numerous Pubs with Live music and Traditional sessions, various restaurants, Shops, Cinemas, Theatre, an excellent taxi service (from €5 town to house) Learn More
Detached 4 bedroomed house in quiet cul de sac very safe for children. Just 10 minutes walk from the town of Navan which has all the amenities you could wish for numerous Pubs with Live music and Traditional sessions, various restaurants, Shops, Cinemas, Theatre, an excellent taxi service (from €5 town to house) and Bus Eireann to Dublin every half hour during the day, every 15minutes in peak times. There is also a bus service every hour to and from Dublin airport Situated in the Royal C...
Enjoy a restful stay, on the banks of the historic Boyne river near Drogheda, Newgrange and the Battle of the Boyne site. The fully restored Lock House is just outside Drogheda and 30 mins from Dublin Airport. Warm welcomes, magical setting! Learn More
We're not quite sure when the Lock House was first built but the canal lock opposite was constructed in 1778, only 88 years after the Battle of the Boyne, and there would have been a lock-keeper's cottage on the site since then. Our best guess is that the current building, whose main walls are 2ft(60cm) thick, dates back to about 1900. It's been fully renovated but retains a charming, quirky character which guests seem to enjoy. Current inhabitants are owners Sophie and Mike, their five yea...
Country cottage with lots of outdoor space and adjoining meadow. Basic accommodation with 1 bathroom and 2 adjoining bedrooms, the main bedroom has a king size bed, the second bedroom which is accessed via main bedroom has a small double bed. Learn More
The property is an old country cottage which has recently been partly renovated. It has entrance hall and bathroom with a basic but fully equipped kitchen and large, bright yet cosy living room with solid fuel stove and original features. The adjoining master bedroom has access to a second smaller bedroom. Located on a working farm means this property is very unique. The farm yard is to the rear, we have no animals therefore no nasty smells! However we still ask guests not to venture out t...
Location; we are 25 mins, from Dublin Airport . Newgrange Visitor center is 6k from our home . Drogheda. Mellifont Abbey and Monasterboice and links golf courses are 10 mins by car Continual breakfast included , Phone for directions. Learn More
Come stay with us and share in the magic of the Valley of Kings . Our family has lived in the area for over 200 years. Our two storey country home is built on the site of the famous Battle of the Boyne. Ideal location for angling in many local rivers and touring the megalithic tombs of Newgrange, Nowth,Dowth.Also Hill of Tara (seat of the king's of ireland),Medieval monastery's and the historic town of Drogheda. Nature walks begin at our front door in any direction, one of which brings you ...
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College student Sheila Cassani transformed her rental unit in Oakland California into a beautiful garden space she calls Kansas Street Farm. She's turned a small space into a productive paradise with fruits, vegetables, chickens and bees.
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043 Growing Vegetables with Yvonne Savio
Yvonne Savio is the Master Gardener Coordinator for UC Cooperative Extension in Los Angeles County. In this episode of the podcast we pick her brain about:
- Why you should grow your own food.
- Favorite vegetables.
- How to harvest vegetables.
- How to prepare a vegetable garden.
- Making compost.
- The problems with municipal compost.
- Raised beds vs. growing in the ground.
- Where to buy soil.
- Testing soil.
- How to irrigate vegetables in a drought.
- Buried buckets for watering vegetables.
- Seeds vs. seedlings.
- Succession planting.
- How to plant seedlings.
- The website and calendar that Yvonne is putting together.
- Grow LA Victory Garden Program
You can reach Yvonne at [email protected]
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What Will Be the New Kale?
Since 2011, we've been saying that Spigarello is the new kale. Thanks to a tip from the folks at Winnetka Farms, we may need to wait for BroccoLeaf™ to have its fifteen minutes of fame as the new kale.
The Salinas, California based Foxy Organic is, quite sensibly, marketing broccoli leaves. Broccoli leaves are indeed edible and tasty. Foxy has the recursive media to prove it, a Facebook photo of someone Instagramming Broccoli leaves:
Now I've just blogged about someone Facebooking about someone Instagramming Broccoli leaves. How far can we take this? Will broccoli leaves act as the gateway vegetable to Spigarello?
How to Store Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Did you know that apples should be stored at room temperature for the first seven days and then go into the refrigerator? That ginger should be stored only at room temp? Preventing food waste is a topic getting a lot of attention thanks to a new documentary, Just Eat It. Estimates are that 40% of all food ends up in the dumpster.
UC Davis has an incredible resource for preventing food waste in our homes in the form of a pdf you can print out and post on your refrigerator. We've linked to it before, but it's worth repeating: Storing Fresh Fruits and Vegetables for Better Taste.
019 Garden Nerd Christy Wilhelmi
On the podcast this week we review different approaches to backyard vegetable gardening with "Gardenerd" Christy Wilhelmi of Gardenerd.com. Christy is also the author of Gardening for Geeks and has a podcast, The Gardenerds Tip of the Week. During the show we discuss:
- Biodynamics
- Biointensive/French Intensive
- Alan Chadwick's Garden at UC Santa Cruz
- John Jeavons
- Double digging vs. no-till
- A documentary about Ruth Stout
- Breaking up soil with permaculture method
- The power of mulch
- Square foot gardening
- Peat moss vs. coir
- Growing carbon and compost crops
- Heavy metals
- Phytoremediation with milk thistle and chicory
- What to fill a raised bed with
- How to deal with shade
- Integrating livestock: chickens and bees
- What to do with Peruvian pepper trees (Schinus molle)
- Attracting pollinators
You can also connect with Christy on Facebook and Twitter.
If you want to leave a question for the Root Simple Podcast please call (213) 537-2591 or send an email to [email protected]. You can subscribe to our podcast in the iTunes store and on Stitcher. The theme music is by Dr. Frankenstein. Additional music by Rho. A downloadable version of this podcast is here.
What Vegetables Are You Growing This Winter?
Showing remarkable restraint, I came home from the Heirloom Expo with only three packages of seeds. I've decided to keep it simple this winter (our best growing season for veggies in Los Angeles) and only grow varieties that:
- Do well with minimal intervention.
- Can't be found in the market.
- Taste better fresh out of the garden (greens and salad mixes).
- I like to eat (sorry turnips).
And I'm sticking with my favorite seed company: Franchi.
The winners are:
Cavolo Broccolo Spigariello, what I keep predicting will be the new kale, though that trend has yet to happen. It's a weedy looking primitive broccoli. You eat the leaves and the small flower clusters. I think it's my favorite green.
Rucola Selvatica a Foglia d'ulivo ("olive leaf" wild arugula). From what little I can gather from English language sources, this arugula has a broader olive shaped leaf and a flavor that is stronger than cultivated arugula, but milder than other wild arugulas. This will be the first time I've tried this variety. And this year I plan on sowing successively so that I'll have a longer harvest period. In my opinion, you can never have enough arugula.
Tuscany salad mix. You can also never have enough lettuces. I've always had good luck with Franchi's salad mixes. They are beautiful and much stronger tasting than the stuff at the supermarket. And store bought lettuce wilts instantly.
What are you growing this winter? If you're in a cold climate, do you grow year round?
Note: if you're in the US, Franchi has several distributors. I got my seeds from the Heirloom Seed Store, run by a very nice family that has a farm in Half Moon Bay in Northern California. The seeds I bought are not listed on their website, so you may need to call them. They can also be found on the website of another Franchi distributor, Seeds From Italy.
017 Heirloom Expo Recap
On the seventeenth episode of the Root Simple Podcast Kelly and Erik discuss Erik's recent trip to the National Heirloom Exposition in Santa Rosa, California. Some of the things and people we mention during the podcast:
- California Rare Fruit Growers
- Rachel Kaplan, author of Urban Homesteading
- Trathen Heckman of Daily Acts
- Apiculturalist Michael Thiele
- "Fruit Freak" John Valenzuela
- Franchi seed seller The Heirloom Seed Store
- Permaculturalist Toby Hemenway
If you want to leave a question for the Root Simple Podcast please call (213) 537-2591 or send an email to [email protected]. You can subscribe to our podcast in the iTunes store and on Stitcher. The theme music is by Dr. Frankenstein. Additional music by Rho. A downloadable version of this podcast is here.
The Mystery of the Zero-Irrigation Squash
You guys might remember that last year our entire back yard was swamped with squash vines, as we were growing two types of large squash: Tromboncino and "Long of Naples". They were both tasty as juveniles, but our long wait for them to ripen was disappointing. Both were rather bland. Bland yet remarkably plenteous. We tried many things to make this stuff useful and/or tasting: pies, pickles, soups, but in the end we felt like we were always trying to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
Though we had almost no rain this year, a couple of volunteer squash vines popped up out of the mulch near our raised beds, and we let them grow, because we wanted to eat the baby squash as we would zucchini–it's good that way. We also didn't think the vines would last very long without water. Well, they did. We couldn't keep up with the baby squash (they're so good at hiding) and ended up with a harvest of big, bland squash.
(The squash is a hybrid, by the way. They look like Tromboncino, but are bigger than the Tromboncinos we had last year. Squash cross-breed like crazy. Volunteers are rarely like their parents.)
I bring this up mostly because I am amazed how well this squash did without irrigation. And to be clear, that means they've had no water for months. The chairs in the picture above are holding over 100 lbs (45+ kilos) of food grown with zero water inputs! To top that, this was one of the healthiest squash plants we've ever "grown" or rather allowed to grow. How did that work? And more importantly, how can we make it happen again?
I have three thoughts:
1) Perfect timing. Volunteers know exactly when to come up. They're rarely wrong. We humans schedule planting by when we finally buy our seeds and find time to trundle out into the garden. It's not good enough. Masanobu Fukuoka had a good thought when he went out and just tossed seed all over the place and waited to see what grew. I really need to figure out how to work that man's ideas into our garden. In times of stress and hard conditions, it seems best to turn to Nature as a teacher.
2) Mulch/compost basins may work well for some types of plants, and do a good job of retaining water. The area where the squash grew is the site of a huge hole which Erik dug out to harvest clay to make our oven. That pit has been filled with compost and the remains of last year's straw bale beds, and topped with lots of mulch. The squash seems to really like this compost-y growing medium. We've not had many volunteers of other types, though, so I don't think the appeal is universal. However, it may lead to hints of how to grow squash crops here successfully with little water.
3) Cheating. I do wonder if Mr. Squash stretched his roots under the nearest raised bed (about 2 feet/.5 meter away) and siphoned off some of the water. Certainly if I'd planted a seedling that far from the bed, and told it "Okay, you're on your own. Just get what you need from that bed over yonder" that plant would never have made it. But volunteers are canny. And it may come down to timing. The squash might have used what little rain we had as a jump start, and got its roots over into the wet zone before the real heat set in.
Have you ever been amazed by a volunteer's hardiness? Anyone from a dry place have any favorite squash/melon growing strategies?
Flowers from Vegetables
Whenever possible I let vegetables go to flower, sometimes to save the seed, but more often to share the bounty with insects and birds. The usefulness comes in two waves: the first being the pollinators attracted to the flowers, and once the flowers go to seed the birds will move in. Of course this means that I'm "wasting space" and making my garden "unproductive" but the rewards outweigh any inconvenience.
New gardeners are often surprised to see what amazing flowers different vegetables make. People with no connection to food plants whatsoever may not even know that vegetables make flowers, so it's fun to show them a carrot flower, a squash blossom, a bean flower.
My new favorite garden flower comes off an old Italian chicory plant left to go riot. I'm not sure which chicory it is, but it's one of those long-leaved, bitter greens beloved in Italy and sold by Franchi seeds. It's easy to grow, pest proof, and we like the strong, bitter flavor. The flowers, though, are amazing. The greens send up narrow stalks 8′ tall or more (approx. 2.5 meters) and the stalks are covered from top to bottom with beautiful periwinkle blue flowers which are about 2″ (5cm) across– classic chicory flowers.
The bees adore these flowers. What's more, this plant has been blossoming continuously for months now–at least 3 months. Unfortunately I didn't mark down when it started, but it's been at least 3 months by now, maybe 4. It's given me lots of joy.
In our yard the flower stalks have interwoven with grape and bean vines, adding a lot of color to a corner of our patio. The situation is impossible to to photograph, because the flowers are both high and low and tangled up with everything, but trust me, in person it's charming in its wild way.
Is Purslane the New Kale?
Salty, crunchy, nutritious and edible raw or cooked, purslane (Portulaca oleracea) could soon be ready for its fifteen minutes of vegetable fame. We planted some this year in our summer vegetable garden and I've used it in a lot of salads this week.
Purslane is a common weed in North America. We'd love to be able to forage it in the neighborhood but, for some reason, it only tends to appear in unappetizing locations: usually the gutter (I think it needs a bit more water than what falls naturally from the sky here). You can eat the whole plant: stems and leaves. It has a salty and slightly lemony flavor reminiscent of New Zealand spinach.
There's always a huge bin of it at Super King, our local Armenian supermarket. In Armenia it's gathered in the wild and used either raw in salads or lightly sauteed.
There's even a World Cup tie-in. The color of the plant in South America is associated with green/white soccer uniforms.
Have you grown purslane? Foraged purslane? How do you like to eat it?


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