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Greg S - great looking selection but they won't do in my normal winters of -15C if I'm lucky and more usually -20C and below in Jan and Feb. I did try it again last year with - ever the optimist - and had a great crop this spring because it was a mild winter but I'd need a polytunnel for normal years.
I tried yellow beetroot once but we found them too earthy and prefer the sweeter red ones. Have grown and loved cavolo nero but it doesn't cope with our usual winters so gets zapped. When I started our veggie plot I made a whole asparagus bed but it never came to anything cos of the winters. Ditto globe artichokes.
Jerusalem artichokes do well but Chinese artichokes are a waste of time. Grew asparagus peas years ago - just the once. I grew parsnips once but they liked the conditions so much they grew huge whereas we like them smaller and juicier.
Radicchio does well and so do assorted Chinese greens. Mizuna was horrible - tough and bitter.
We love purple sprouing but need a mild winter to get a good crop here and those are rather rare.
Miscanthus are very hardy but all mine tend to like moisture so might be unhappy in pots where they can get too dry. You can usually split clumps of grass in spring to propagate them. They tend to sulk if done in autumn.
This company does some lovely grass seeds and some great perennials and veggies too. Just click on grasses to see the choices - http://www.plant-world-seeds.com/
My Johnson's Blue has been flowering for months and would have carrie don but I've pulle doff all the flwering stems to let it concentrate on smart new foliage and a new flush of flowers in August/September.
I too planted Rozanne on the corner of a path but it grew so lax that it covered the entire path and then it started swamping its neighbours. Most of it has now been seen off by a succession of hard winters and then a boisterous hemerocallis swamped what was left after this mild winter.
Have a look at penisetums and New Zealand phormiums. they come in interesting colours other than green so would stand out against your conifers. neither will cope outside if your winters are very cold so you'll need to mpve them into shleter if you go below -5C.
I shouldn't think chlorinated water would be good for any plant.
I have Johnson's Blue which I prefer to Rozanne which gets too leggy and floppy for me. Then there's Ann Folkard, 3 macrorhizums, Sweet Heidy, Kashmir White, Double Jewel, nodosum and several more for which I no longer have labels and including a very invasive pink one which I'm removing as I work my way round the garden in the big clean up. You can definitely have too much of a good thing.
I don't see why not if they've been grown in pots and you water them well til they get established. Prepare the soil well by adding plenty of well rotted garden compost and/or manure as they are hungry plants.
Machines in the 50s were heavy, cumbersome affairs and grass cutting then was all about neat clips and straight edges and rollered rows to make a nap. In the 60S, the Flymo liberated everyone from that tyranny since it was light and easy to use and had no rollers.
These days OH and I have enough grass to need a sit on mower and OH and I are both happy to trundle around on it but he definitely does the bit that needs a Flymo and strims all the edges as that sort of stuff requires no horticutural skill or knowledge. He likes the garden to look good but hasn't a clue about the plants.
There's an article in this month's The Garden (RHS magazine) about pink jobs and blue jobs. I tend to think the lines are blurred now and it is right that they be so but division of labour should be according to who has which skills or interests and not what sex they are.
For us that means I get to do all the fun stuff like sowing seeds, potting on, planting out, refereeing but also quite a bit of DIY jobs. I have back problems so OH gets to turn the compost heaps, dig beds, carry stuff. He picks the fruit and I make the jams and jellies and crumbles.
As for gloves, I have them in loads of colours, plain and patterned and in various weights according to the job. Some match my wellies. I have lilax, pink and green ones for different seasons. I have coloured trugs too in different sizes. I find an old pair of ski gloves comes in handiest for the very prickly jobs.
Gardening should be fun, whoever or whatever you are.
Fat hen - gets very tall here if I let it and spreads easily. Pain in the posterior.


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A fantastic quiet retreat, with far-reaching views, for those wishing to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Within an easy drive to the nearby county town of Taunton and there are beaches at Weston-Super-Mare, Burnham and Brean. There are many National Trust properties and RSPB reserves in the area. Other attractions include Longleat, The Fleet Air Arm Museum and Cheddar Gorge, to name a few. The cities of Wells and Bath and the towns of Glastonbury and Street all provide interesting days out, with the Quantock Hills and Exmoor providing opportunities to view wildlife and enjoy beautiful scenery.
The spacious accommodation comprises of TWO bedrooms: 1 large double and 1 twin, both having exposed beams and country views. Bathroom: with shower over bath and WC. Separate downstairs WC. Lounge/kitchen/diner: open-plan with TV/DVD and hi-fi. Kitchen area is well-equipped with electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge with ice compartment and small breakfast bar with stools. Dining area has french doors that open up onto a large patio with lawn area in front. Utility: with washing machine and boiler. Outside: open-plan lawn and gravel areas. Amenities: ample parking. Bed linen, towels, electric, central heating and wi-fi included. Regret no smoking. 1 pet welcome. Location: beach 18 miles, pub, shop and village bakery 0.5 miles. Arrival: 3pm.
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About this listing
New, luxury 2 bed holiday property to let. Exceptional view from 3 windows
of living area of 'The Sleeping Giant' & Killery Mountains. Quiet & secluded, peaceful retreat. Situated 8 miles from Sligo town.
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
The Space
This new luxury 2 bed holiday property has exceptional view from the 3 windows of living area of 'The Sleeping Giant' & Killery Mountains. This quiet & secluded, peaceful retreat is a great holiday base for families, holiday makers, golfers, and anglers.
The house contains 2 upstairs double bedrooms, large sitting room/dining area, fully equipped kitchen (with oven, cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine), and bathroom with electric shower. There is ample parking. Satellite TV is available
8 miles to Sligo town (20 mins drive)
3 miles to Dromahair Village,
2 miles to Castledargan Golf Hotel & Wellness Centre
8 miles to Rossespoint Beach (25 mins drive)
12 miles to Strandhill Beach (25/30 mins drive)
2 double bedrooms - 1 kitchen/ sitting room & 1 bathroom
This brand new property was completed in 2010. Set over two floors, this cottage has two double bedrooms, and is suitable for 4 adults. The bathroom is downstairs, with a fitted kitchen and sitting room with glorious views from three windows of the living area of the Sleeping Giant Mountain (pictured below).
The kitchen is fully equipped with oven, cooker, sink, fridge-freezer, washing machine, toaster. Sitting room has a TV, with satellite free view channels. Bedlinen & towels are provided. Off road parking is available. Electricity and heating included in price. (Cottage is located adjacent to main dwelling house & shares a drive with the main house)
Cleaning standards are excellent. You can expect to find an immaculate house on your arrival.
See sligotourism website for details on the county.
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Guests have the entire house.
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Bed linen & towels are provided
House must be left in condition it is received
No smoking
No animals
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We were very comfortable during our stay.....and the hosts are fine musicians...based on the CD we discovered they had recorded.
The place was spacious and very clean, quiet and well equiped.
We had a fabulous weekend staying in the lovely cozy cottage, exploring the beautiful woodland around Lough Gill and the beaches of Sligo.
Very welcoming and helpful hosts on email, excellent directions and a very spacious and clean cottage when we arrived. Wonderful view of the sleeping giant mountain through main window. June was very kind and hospitable in person. Highly recommended.
Il cottage è situato a circa 20 minuti da Sligo in aperta campagna. Ristrutturato di recente c'è tutto l'occorrente anche se essenziale nell'arredamento per esempio della due camere da letto. Consigliato per chi ama la tranquillità.
We absolutely loved staying at June and Michael's home. Their house in the gorgeous Sligo countryside is exquisitely crafted with fine hardwood floors and gleaming tile. The kitchen is super modern and equipped with excellent wares. The bedrooms upstairs are cozy. From the living room picture window you see the Sleeping Giant and happy cows grazing in lush Irish pastures. Step outside and the melodies of many birds will greet you and your eyes will delight in the abundant wildflowers of the meadows. We could not have been more delighted!
Brian, Mary Ellen, and Noah McSweeney
We had a great stay in Ballintogher at the cottage. Everything was all ready and waiting for us when we arrived and we didn't have any problems. Shame about the weather, but it was still a good weekend!
We had a fabulous weekend staying in the lovely cozy cottage, exploring the beautiful woodland around Lough Gill and the beaches of Sligo. June and her family were very welcoming and great hosts, they provided us with loads of information on the local area and activities to enjoy. We definitely hope to return some time in the future.
We had a wonderful stay in this warm cottage with views from every window. Exploring County Sligo from here was easy, and the local Lough Gill was a beautiful for walks and sights. Our host lived next door, and made us feel very welcome. Whether you have people to visit locally or want to explore this wonderful part of the world, I can highly recommend a stay at this property.
Yes, hosts made us feel most welcome. The cottage was spotless and well laid out.
It is conveniently located near the picturesque village of Ballintogher and not far from Sligo town, Slish Wood and Lough Gill.
We enjoyed warm hospitalilty at Moran's pub in the village, good coffee, wine, and an open fire to cheer us on a dull winter's day.
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Overwhelmed with pitches, Dave, say it isnt so!
Dave Winer says he's gonna give up his blog this year. That's caused a lot of conversations here at SXSW. I'm still processing what that will mean for Dave. For me. For everyone.
Anyway, I totally understand why Dave would want to walk away. I'm staring at hundreds of emails and just don't want to deal with my inbox right now. I'm gonna take the rest of the day off and hang out at SXSW. My sessions are over and now I just have to catch up with the email. I totally understand why Dave wants to take off from his blog. The pressure is just incredible to do more, more, more.
Who made me a gatekeeper? I don't want that job.
Don't send me more email pitches please. Don't beg for me to try out your software. Don't wait for me to blog about your company or your team or your product or you. That's what comments here are for. You have direct access to anyone who is reading this post. Pitch in the comments! If your stuff is good, someone will try it out and say so. Maybe even me.
Shel Israel is to be thanked for this post since he wrote about how to pitch him. You know this world is getting nuts when even the ex-PR guys are getting pitched!
Blogging is authentic, and has power because of that, but the marketers have definitely arrived and now my inbox is full of people saying "pick me, pick me."
Heheheh, the Kansas City Star says I should be my boss's worst nightmare. The truth is, I'm not deserving of this praise anymore. I can't even answer all my email anymore. I'm a week behind.
It's time to rethink everything.
One thing I've enjoyed recently is just reading feeds and staying away from the Memetrackers (although, I'll be honest, I've peeked at Memeorandum a few times, it's a very hard addiction to break). But, I'm enjoying catching up on the lives of real bloggers. You know, the ones on the M list. The B list. The V list. The U list. The Z list. I don't know what list Fred of A VC is on, but I just saw him talk about too much blogging.
I've realized that what got me here was listening. Listening to my friends talk about their lives. Listening to software developers complaining how hard it is to deal with Microsoft (or how hard our software is to use). Listening to people living their lives and noticing THEM.
I've gotten away from that cause so many people think that the secret to their commercial success is to get me to link to them or talk about their products.
No, the secret is to start a conversation. Here, let's go. No, Evan Williams, I can't figure out our branding either.
Why do I read blogs? To learn about my friends so that I have something to talk with them about. Garrett Fitzgerald, for instance, tells about loving to watch the C5s landing at an airstrip near his house. That brought back memories of seeing the same land at Moffett Field in Silicon Valley (my dad used to work at Lockheed so I had a few opportunities to visit the airbase).
You might say "who cares?" And you'd be missing the point. It's the small things on blogs that matter to me. It's the small things that make us human. Increasingly our blogs have lost their humaness. We've become marketing machines. Things to be objectified (yes, I did objectify Molly yesterday, we had a great laugh together, if you've never been around Molly to hear her laugh you're missing out). If I hadn't read Molly's blog, we never would have connected yesterday. I hugged Zeldman yesterday and said "thank you for the full text feeds." If I didn't read blogs, I wouldn't have known about Zeldman's feeds. I would have missed an opportunity to say thank you. His kid is adorable, by the way.
Last night I heard Jimmy Wales speak. He told his secret. Why he started Wikipedia. He made me cry. You see, last night we were speaking as part of the 202 event. 20 speakers. Two minutes each on stage. To answer this question: what is the secret?
His secret? He was gonna be cute, he told us. Say something funny about how Wikipedia knew his secret. But, he thought he'd ask his five-year-old daughter. "I don't have any secrets, dad," she answered back. But, alas, she turned out to be Jimmy's secret in the end. See, when she was born she was in a world of hurt. I forget the disease's name. You know when you have something you can't remember that you're in a world of hurt. She was given 1 in 3 odds of living. Jimmy did some research on the Internet and learned everything he could about that strange disease and found one of the world's leading doctors. He tried an experimental treatment. Only 50% had lived through that so far. The doctor put some new, experimental, protein-based fluid into her lungs and flushed them out. Turned out she lived, and the story ends happily. Jimmy told us that he wanted everyone in the world to be able to find information on things like his daughter's diseases and find the world's experts on them. The day he got his daughter home from the hospital is the day Jimmy started Wikipedia.
Do you have a story like that? Wow. It's the small things in life that matter. Small diseases. Unknown experts. A rant on objectification.
I got another small story. I had drinks with Joi Ito the other night. It's been a long time since I saw him last (before I worked at Microsoft). Today he links to another person I met and some cool video she and her boyfriend shot at SXSW. Merci is her name. During the conversation she dropped in that she had been raised in a new-age cult. "Really? My mom is in one of those." Turns out it was the same one that my mom is in! Small world. A connection has been made.
What's your small story? How about we do a contest? 100 things that you won't read about on Digg, Memeorandum, or TailRank? Wouldn't that be fun?
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I am an 19 year old sophomore in college, going into Firefighting, that loves reading anything and everything to do with Ohio State.
- SPORTS MOMENT: In 2005, I went to the enemy's territory for the tOSU vs *ichigan game. We won 25-21, and as a 9 year old kid growing up in *ichigan as a Buckeye, getting to go to school the next Monday and brag about the game and how Ohio State won was the best thing ever.
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYER: Braxton Miller
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL PLAYER: Jae'Sean Tate
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help me. my jaw wont shut
first snap at QB? jt with brax at running back, collier at full back, cardale at tight end, torrance gibson at wide reciever, and joe burrow at slot receiver, burrow gets a pass from jt, throws it cross field to gibson who has the other 4 blocking in front of him, running 79 yards for a touchdown. the five slobs are on the field as well because apparently they can throw 50 yard bombs too, making them honorary QBs
wait, we have players that haven't played QB?
Pollack is okay, palmer is alright, but desmond is by far the one with the most worthless opinions. because all he gives are worthless opinions.
is it just me or could him and joshua perry be twins
he was in full pads as of yesterday, according to the practice notebook from yesterday on 11w
edit: what 710 said
my bad... didnt see a story specifically with this as the title, saw twitter and hopped on 11w for the first time in 24 hours, but good catch.
possibly, but he said is, not would be. makes you think
i love his answer to my question, it proves him to be a great asset to this recruiting class. he's all for his team.
"What is your biggest goal for your senior season?"
"The biggest goal for our senior season"
also him talking about team goals, not personal goals.
its like a cliffhanger, that only lasts one day but feels like a lifetime
zeke looks smooth with the use of that other hand
i personally thought conner because of his spring performance, and my second guy was weber, since he may be the backup running back sometime this season. prince was a pleasant surprise
taking all the negatives and striving to make them positives. chip on the shoulder type of guys, those are always good to have
i heard a few times now that he may have been disabled. very, very sad accident
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Magnetic Stimulation May Halt Rumination in DepressionTranscranial magnetic stimulation could correct faulty connectivity
New MRI maps assess connectivity to establish "brain age" curve for children and adults
Digital Divide and Social Media: Connectivity Doesn't End the Digital Divide, Skills Do
Creeping Connectivity: Work and Life in a Hyper-Connected WorldIt's 10:30 PM on a Sunday night. I've finished folding our laundry and just started the dishwasher. As on most Sundays, S and I just finished watching The Walking Dead.
Human Intelligence Secrets Revealed by Chimp BrainsUnlike the case in human brains, neural connectivity does not rapidly augment in chimpanzee brains
Samsung Will Reportedly Sue Apple Over LTE Use on iPhone 5Apple for patent infringement over its reported use of long-term evolution (LTE) connectivity in the next-generation smartphones
Unraveling the Mystery of How Antidepression Drugs Worknerve regeneration and connectivity that may underlie depression
Reasoning Training Increases Brain Connectivity Associated with High-Level Cognition
Editor's Selections: Tetris Therapy, Making Fish Faces, and Neural ConnectivityHere are my Research Blogging Editor's Selections for this week: According to the Neurocritic, "Most everything you've read about the Doctors Prescribing 'Tetris Therapy' study is wrong." Find out why.
Idle Minds and What They May Say about IntelligenceWhen smarter people's brains are scanned while "at rest," long-distance connections appear stronger
Thalamic dysconnectivity linked to psychosis risk in youth and young adultsBy Will Boggs MD NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Thalamic dysconnectivitysimilar to that seen in schizophrenia is associated withconversion to psychosis among high-risk youth and young adults,according to a case-control study.
Depression Linked with Hyperconnected Brain AreasBrain regions may communicate excessively in depression
The Superiority Illusion: where everyone is above average
Hot Spot Hot Rod: The Internet Invades the Automobilebroadband technologies by rolling out a Prius with 4G connectivity
New MRI maps assess connectivity to establish "brain age" curve for children and adults