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MAACKIA (MAK-ee-a)
LEGUMINOSAE. Handsome East Asian deciduous trees related to Cladrastis, grown for their panicled white flowers. Very hardy.
—Maackia amurensis. (25) MAAC-3. Packet: $2.50
Oz: $9.00
White 1/3" flowers tinged slate blue in dense upright 4 - 8" particles in July and August. Small tree to 40 feet, with pinnate leaves. Manchuria. Zone 4. Very hardy and ideal for landscaping as it blooms when young. Try naturalizing it in the Northeast. Soak, nick hard, to germinate in 1 - 3 weeks.
NEW—Maackia chinensis. (20) MAAC-6. Packet: $2.50
Fragrant white pea-like flowers in 6" spikes in late spring and summer. Broad-crowned tree to 30 feet or more, with dark green pinnate foliage, which is a silvery grey-green in spring. Central and western China. Zone 5. Nick seed to germinate in 1 - 2 weeks.
MACADAMIA (ma-ka-DAY-mee-a)
PROTEACEAE. Tropical nut-bearing trees.
—Macadamia tetraphylla. (5) MACA-23. Packet: $3.00 FRESH SEED JUST ARRIVED 12/14
50 seed: $20.00 (plus $6.00 postage in the U.S., $11.00 to Canada, $15.50 to México, $17.00 everywhere else)
500 seed: $125.00 (plus $12.75 postage in the U.S.)
Fresh seed, stored refrigerated.
'MACADAMIA NUT'. Foot-long pendulous racemes of pink or white flowers, followed by large edible nuts. Tree to 40 feet, with large dark green, prickly-toothed leaves. Eastern Australia. Called 'rough-shell macadamia', this is hardier than the common one, and stands down to 20°F. Good in inland areas of southern California. The nuts are sweeter than the common one. Warmth to germinate.
MAIANTHEMUM (my-AN-the-mum)
LILIACEAE. Low rhizomatous perennials with white flowers. Related to lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria). Easy in shady places.
—Maianthemum dilatatum. (25) MAIA-12. Packet: $2.50
Gram: $7.50, 5 grams: $15.00
'BEAD-RUBY'. Tiny white flowers in 2" spikes, followed by golden to red 1/4" berries. Hardy perennial to 4 - 16", with large, heart-shaped 2 - 8" leaves. Moist shady woods, Pacific Northwest to East Asia. The berries were eaten by the Indians, and the plant was used for a wide variety of medicinal purposes. Seed germinates in 3 - 5 months warm.
MALCOLMIA (mal-kom-EE-a)
CRUCIFERAE. Hardy annuals and perennials from the Mediterranean and Mideast, grown for their showy flowers. Easy in almost any soil, prefers full sun. Sow in early spring or fall, and thin to 3" apart.
—Malcomia maritima 'Choice Mix'. (1000) MALC-3X. Packet: $2.00
Oz: $5.00, 1/4 lb: $10.00
'VIRGINIA STOCK'. Bright red, rose and white inch-wide 4-petaled flowers covering the plant. Hardy annual to 8 - 12". Mediterranean. Sown in large drifts they make a vivid display. Six weeks from sowing to bloom. Succession sowings are nice. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks.
MALVA (MAL-va)
MALVACEAE. 'MALLOW', 'CHEESES' (from the shape of the fruit). About 30 herbaceous species grown for their attractive flowers or for food (since 6000 BC). Very easily grown in most soils, full sun or light shade, and they may be sown where they are to flower. Germinates in 1 - 4 weeks. Seed long-lived; they have been sprouted from 200 year old adobe bricks in California and México. Nicking may help.
—Malva moschata alba. (100) MALA-10A. Packet: $2.50
'WHITE MUSK MALLOW'. Lovely pure white. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks. About half are hard.
—Malva moschata 'Appleblossom'. (50) MALA-10P. Packet: $2.50
Soft appleblossom-pink 2" wide flowers from June to September. Hardy perennial to 20", with deeply divided foliage. Europe. Zone 3. Germinates in 1 - 12 weeks.
—Malva sylvestris var. mauritiana. (100) MALA-22M. Packet: $2.50
5 grams: $12.00, 10 grams: $20.00
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'ZEBRA MALLOW'. Clustered hollyhock-like flowers range from white to rosy purple, with dark purple veins, giving the petals a striped look. Hardy perennial often grown as an annual, to 3 - 4 feet. Blooms first year and from June to September in subsequent years. Europe. Zone 3. The flowers are edible and a nice addition to salads, and the young leaves are good in salads or boiled like greens. Nick seed, germinates in 1 - 4 weeks.
MARRUBIUM (ma-ROO-bee-um)
LABIATAE. Bitter aromatic Eurasian perennials. Easy in poor, hot, dry soils and full sun. Germinates in 1 - 3 weeks, best at very warm temperatures.
—Marrubium supinum. (100) MARR-8. Packet: $2.50
Photos: http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?enlarge=0000+0000+1109+0348
'SCALLOP-SHELL'. Rosy-red flowers in short spikes in summer. Hardy perennial to 10", with woolly crinkled leaves. Mediterranean. Zone 5. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks.
—Marrubium vulgare. (100) MARR-10. Packet: $2.50
10 grams: $9.00
'HOREHOUND'. White-woolly hardy perennial to 1 - 2 feet, with small crinkled leaves and white flowers in whorls. W. Asia and Mediterranean. Zone 3. Aromatic and bitter. Called 'Seed of Horus' by the ancient Egyptians, it has a long medicinal history, and horehound candy is a popular cold remedy. It contains a powerful anti-viral compound. Used to brew ale.
MARSILEA (mar-SEE-lay-a)
MARSILEACEAE. Widely distributed aquatic ferns. Spores viable over 100 years.
NEW—Marsilea vestita. (10 sporocarps) MARS-46. Packet: $3.00
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CLOVER FERN', 'WATER-CLOVER'. Fronds resemble a four-leaf clover, about an inch wide, on 4 - 8" stalks, floating when submerged. Hardy rhizomatous perennial of intermittently-dry wet areas. W. N. America and Peru. Zone 3. Needs a yearly dry period. "The wetlands dry and bake at very high temperatures during the summer... amazingly tough plants."—Brune. Nick sporocarp or cut in half and put on the surface of wet soil, and submerge until water just covers soil. Sporophyll emerges in an hour, and megaspores germinate in 6- 10 days, producing tiny grass-like planes less than 1/4" tall in about 2 weeks, and broader fronds in a month. Really neat! Ten sporocarps gives 200 plants.
MATRICARIA (mat-ri-KAR-ee-a)
COMPOSITAE. 'MAYWEED'. Hardy annuals and perennials with finely cut foliage and a profusion of attractive daisy-like flowers. Widespread. Easily grown in almost any soil, preferring full sun. Nice for edging or in drifts. Sow where they are to stand. Barely cover. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks. Seed viable 2 - 3 years. Blooms about 16 weeks from seed.
—Matricaria Chamomilla. (=recutita) (1000) MATI-2. Packet: $2.50
Oz: $8.00, 1/4 lb: $24.00
'GERMAN CHAMOMILE'. White inch-wide daisies with yellow disks. Hardy sweet-scented annual to 2 1/2 feet with finely divided ferny foliage. Europe, W. Asia. Zone 4. Very popular for a pleasant, relaxing bedtime tea. The volatile oil has been used as a solvent in applying platinum to glass. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks.
MATTHIOLA (ma-the-O-la)
CRUCIFERAE. 'STOCKS'. Deliciously scented, easily grown annuals and perennials, cottage garden favorites. Splendid plants valued for their greyish foliage topped with dense showy spikes of clove-scented bloom. Excellent for cut flowers. Likes deep moist soil in sun or part shade. Lovely winter pot plant. Sow on the surface as light helps germination, which takes 1 - 2 weeks at cool temperatures. Seed half life is 7 - 10 years.
—Matthiola bicornis. (=longipetala) (500) MATH-10. Packet: $2.00
Oz: $6.00, 1/4 lb: $18.00
'EVENING-SCENTED STOCK', 'PERFUME PLANT'. Lilac-pink 3/4" flowers are closed during the day and open in the evening to scent the air with a powerful perfume. Hardy annual to 20" with narrow leaves. Greece. "Wonderfully fragrant."—Sunset. Plant beneath the bedroom window.
MECONOPSIS (me-ko-NOP-sis)
PAPAVERACEAE. Hardy annuals, biennials and perennials grown for their large showy flowers, which are produced in profusion from June to September. Excellent in the border, rock, and wild garden. Most are hardy, and prefer a moist, partly shady position, but with well drained soil that will not get soggy in winter. Some require a cool moist summer, and planting these on the north side of a stone will help provide a cool root zone. Equal parts peat, leaf mold and sand a foot deep is recommended. Best grown from seed. The perennials are deep rooted and long-lived and should not be disturbed once established. The monocarpic (seeding only once) biennial and triennial species can sometimes be flowered for several years if the first flower-buds are cut out. Sow annuals early and plant out at the end of April. The biennials and perennials should be started in flats on the North side of the house or other cool, shaded place. These will benefit greatly from one week of cold treatment if sown in summer. Plant out in September where they are to grow. They are magnificent plants, and not as difficult to grow as many think, and their exquisite flowers and often striking foliage are worth the extra attention to their requirements needed in establishing them.
—Meconopsis betonicifolia. (100) MECO-2. Packet: $3.00
1/4 gram: $7.50, Gram: $18.00
'BLUE POPPY'. Beautiful sky-blue 2 - 3" flowers in cymes. Hardy perennial to 6 feet, with 6" toothed leaves. China. Zone 6. Blooms the second year from seed sown in spring and planted out in August or September. Germinates in about 2 - 6 weeks, best with one week prechill.
—Meconopsis betonicifolia 'Hensol Violet'. (100) MECO-2V. Packet: $3.00
1/4 gram: $7.50, Gram: $18.00
Lovely lilac-rose 2 - 3" flowers, May to July. Hardy perennial to 2 feet. Zone 6. A splendid variety. Germinates in about 2 - 6 weeks, best with one week prechill.
—Meconopsis X Sheldonii 'Lingholm'. (100) MECO-21L. Packet: $3.00
1/4 gram: $7.50, Gram: $18.00
Beautiful clear rich blue 1 1/4" flowers in May to July. Hardy perennial to 3 feet, with bristly 6 - 10" leaves. Zone 5. (M. betonicifolia X grandis) Germinates in 2 - 6 weeks, best with one week prechill.
MELANOSELINUM (me-LA-no-se-LEE-num)
UMBELLIFERAE. Large monocarpic plants grown for the foliage and large umbels of flowers.
—Melanoselinum decipiens. (50) MELAN-7. Packet: $2.50
25 grams: $9.00
'BLACK PARSLEY'. Giant umbels with multiple heads, to almost 3 feet across, and towering to 7 or 8 feet tall. Tender perennial with large divided leaves. Blooms once, then dies. Rare endemic to Madeira. Zone 9. Best in moist to wet sheltered spots. Good in California. Germinates in 4 - 6 weeks.
MELIA (ME-lee-a)
MELIACEAE. Handsome Asian and Australian trees and shrubs grown in California and the South. GA-3 helps germination.
—Melia Azedarach. (10) MELIA-3. Packet: $2.00
Oz: $6.00, 1/4 lb: $12.00
'CHINABERRY', 'PERSIAN LILAC', 'BEAD TREE'. Fragrant lilac flowers with purple-black centers, in loose clusters in early summer, followed by round yellow 1/2 - 3/4" fruits which persist after the leaves have fallen. Fast-growing spreading-crowned tree to 30 - 50 feet, with handsome 3 foot long bipinnate leaves. Asia. Hardy to Zone 7. Valuable shade tree for warm regions. Wood hard, durable and used in cabinet making. Seeds made into rosaries, and fruits attract birds. Seeds germinate easily in 1 - 3 months at warm temperatures. All parts medicinal. Closely related to the famous Neem tree, it has insecticidal properties and needs more research to determine the similarities.
MELIANTHUS (me-lee-AN -thus)
MELIANTHACEAE. Evergreen, sun-loving S. African shrubs grown in mild climates for their attractive unusual foliage, and spikes of nectar-rich flowers.
—Melianthus major. (10) MELH-12. Packet: $4.00
'HONEY FLOWER'. Inch-long brownish-red tubular flowers in foot-long spikes, August to November. Handsome shrub to 10 feet, with 1 1/2 foot blue-green pinnate leaves. S. Africa. Zone 7. Germinates in 1 - 8 weeks or so.
MELISSA (me-LISS-a)
LABIATAE. 'BALM'. Perennial herbs from Europe and Asia. Name comes from the Greek for 'bee', as bees are attracted to the plants. Sow after all danger of frost is past. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks.
NEW—Melissa officinalis. (250) MELS-1. Packet: $2.50
5 grams: $10.00 BULK OUT OF STOCK - Packets are available
'LEMON BALM'. Strongly lemon-scented hardy perennial herb to 2 - 3 feet, forming large bushes in favorable climates. Zone 3. A good bee plant. The leaves are used in making potpourri, perfumes and tea. Use fresh or dry for tea and seasoning. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks.
—Melissa officinalis Gold Leaf. (50) MELS-1G. Packet: $3.00
'GOLDEN LEMON BALM'. Striking golden and green foliage in spring, changing to light green. Golden color best in part shade. Germinates in 1 week.
MELOTHRIA (me-lo-THREE-a)
CUCURBITACEAE. Annual and perennial tendril-climbing vines grown for ornament. Start early indoors, germinates in about 5 - 10 days. Easy.
NEW—Melothria scabra. (25) MELO-40. Packet: $2.50
Gram: $10.00
Egg shaped inch-long green and white striped or mottled fruits resembling tiny watermelons. Fast-growing annual with lobed leaves. México. Fruits are "...tasty and crunchy, used in salads or stir-fry."—Lacherez. They are pickled in México. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks.
MELOTHRIA pallidinervia: See Zehneria.
MENTHA (MEN-tha)
LABIATAE. 'MINT'. Easily grown tender perennial herbs grown for seasoning, medicine, aromatic oil and ornament. Sow seed in any good moist garden soil in spring. They spread by runners.
—Mentha X piperita. (1500) MENT-12. Packet: $2.50
Gram: $7.50, 5 grams: $17.00
'PEPPERMINT'. Purple flowers and purple-tinged leaves. To 2 - 3 feet. Likes moist places. Zone 2. The most-used mint, Oil of Peppermint is found in a great range of preparations from toothpaste to candy. Excellent remedy for nausea fever and rheumatism. Varies greatly from seed. Germinates in 1 - 3 weeks warm.
—Mentha Pulegium. (500) MENT-13. Packet: $2.50
'PENNYROYAL'. Spikes of lavender flowers on a sprawling, small-leaved herb. Spreads well in moist areas. Zone 7. The pungent leaves are a good insect repellant, and are medicinal. Germinates in 2 - 3 weeks.
MENTZELIA (ment-ZE-lee-a)
LOASACEAE. N. and S. American plants grown for their showy flowers. Easy in light rich soil in sunny spots. Good in the border, wild garden, or pots, blooming June to October. Sow 1/8" deep outdoors in March and April, or in fall in warm regions. They bloom in about 10 weeks.
—Mentzelia decapetala. (100) MENZ-2. Packet: $2.50
'GIANT EVENING STAR'. Huge cream to yellow 4 - 5" ten-petaled, sweet-scented flowers open at night, up to 40 - 50 blooms per plant. Very hardy biennial or perennial to 2 - 4 feet, with lobed, lance-shaped leaves. Dry rocky soil, plains and foothills, Alberta to Iowa and México. Zone 3. Give seed 4 weeks cold to germinate in 4 weeks or so.
MERREMIA (me-RE-mee-a)
CONVOLVULACEAE. Twiners with bell or funnel-shaped morning glory-like flowers and divided or entire leaves. Mostly tropical, they are valued for their fast growth, attractive foliage, and some for ornamental pods or edible tubers. Easily grown in ordinary soil, the roots of the perennials can be stored over winter like Dahlias.
—Merremia sibirica. (10) MERR-3. Packet: $2.50
1/4 Oz: $15.00, Oz: $35.00
Pale pink 3/4" flowers on a vigorous vine to 20 feet. Long, heart-shaped leaves, 2 1/2" wide and 4 1/2" long, turning red in autumn. Reddish stems. Grown from seed from Beijing, China. Hardy annual. Nick seed to germinate in a week. Blooms in 3 months. "It is certainly a profuse bloomer. I had three plants on a trellis, and it was not uncommon to see up to a hundred flowers each morning!"—E. Kniola.
MIMOSA (mi-MO-sa)
LEGUMINOSAE. Warm region herbs, shrubs and trees grown for their showy, puff-like flowers and attractive feathery foliage. They make lovely specimens in the greenhouse or outdoors in California and the South. Nick seed to germinate in 1 - 3 weeks at warm temperatures. Grow like Acacia.
—Mimosa pudica. (50) MIMO-7. Packet: $2.50
1/4 Oz: $6.00, Oz: $12.00
'SENSITIVE PLANT'. Lavender puff-like flowers and feathery pinnate foliage which closes quickly at a touch. Shrub to 3 feet. Tropical America. Easily grown as an annual. Movement best at warm temperatures. Pop seed out of husk, nick, germinates in 1 - 3 weeks.
"Sometimes, there are no answers."—J.L.H.
MIMULUS (MIM-you-lus)
SCROPHULARIACEAE. 'MONKEY-FLOWER'. Popular annuals and perennials grown for their showy tubular flowers. They prefer a moist soil and part shade, and are excellent for naturalizing in woodlands. They smother themselves in summer with their vivid, often spotted flowers, which, seen at the right angle may resemble a monkey's face. Sow from January to April indoors or April - June where they are to stand. Excellent floriferous pot plants. Sow on the surface, germinates in 1 - 4 weeks warm.
—Mimulus luteus 'Tigrinus grandiflorus'. (1000) MIM-28T. Packet: $2.50 OUT OF STOCK
1/4 Oz: $7.50 BULK OUT OF STOCK
'TIGER MONKEY FLOWER'. Large bright yellow 1 1/2" flowers spotted with red and mahogany. Trailing perennial often grown as an annual, to 8 - 12" tall. Chile. Zone 6. Fine plant for moist areas.
MINA (MEE-na or MY-na)
CONVOLVULACEAE. A single species. Easily grown.
—Mina lobata 'Exotic Love'. (=Ipomoea lobata) (10) MINA-1EL. Packet: $3.00
10 grams: $12.00, 25 grams: $20.00 (about 50 seed per gram)
Unusual rich crimson 3/4" flower buds fading through orange to yellow, in curved, one-sided spikes. Each spike may have up to 12 flowers in various stages of development, producing a striking effect. Strong climbing vine to 15 - 20 feet, with 3-lobed leaves. México. Good in pots and hanging baskets. "It is a very free bloomer, and deservedly popular."—H. D. House. Nick seed to germinate in 1 - 2 weeks.
MIRABILIS (mi-RA-bil-is)
NYCTAGINACEAE. Showy tuberous-rooted perennials from the warm regions of the Americas, grown as annuals in the North. The name means 'admirable'. Best in a sunny spot. Easy from seed. They are wonderful old-fashioned favorites. In cold climates the roots may be dug and wintered like dahlias.
—Mirabilis Jalapa Mixed. (50) MIRA-6. Packet: $1.50
Oz: $5.00, 1/4 lb: $10.00
'FOUR-O'CLOCK', 'MARVEL-OF-PERU'. Fragrant, trumpet-shaped 1 - 2" flowers in bright shades of red, magenta, pink, yellow, and white, sometimes striped and blotched. Showy, profusely-blooming tender perennial to 3 feet, with deep green 2 - 6" leaves, forming an attractive mound of bloom. Tropical America. Long tuberous roots may reach 40 pounds in warm climates. Grow as an annual in the North, or lift tubers like dahlias. The fragrance is said to drive away mosquitoes, and the flowers are used as food coloring in China. An old-fashioned favorite, cultivated since 1596. 'Jalapa' is a Mexican town, pronounced ha-LA-pa. Germinates in 1 - 4 weeks.
—Mirabilis Jalapa White. (50) MIRA-6W. Packet: $1.50
Oz: $5.00, 1/4 lb: $10.00
—Mirabilis Jalapa Marbles Yellow-Red. (25) MIRA-6YR. Packet: $2.50
25 grams: $8.00, 100 gm: $26.00
Large flowers splashed, mottled, and speckled red and yellow. Choice!
—Mirabilis Jalapa 'California Wild Magenta'. (25) MIRA-6C. Packet: $2.00
Oz: $6.00
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Clear magenta flowers abundantly produced on a bushy tender perennial to 3 feet. This type is found growing wild in waste places in California. One of the first plants I grew as a boy, after nearly 50 years they still come up in my mom's garden, where I collected this seed. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks.
NEW—Mirabilis multiflora. (15) MIRA-16. Packet: $2.50
'DESERT FOUR O'CLOCK', 'SO:'KSI' (Hopi name). Deep rose 2" long trumpet-shaped flowers abundantly produced on a grey-green perennial to 6 feet across, with triangular leaves and a large thick root. SW U.S. Hopi medicine-men chew the root to help diagnosis of patients. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks.
MOMORDICA (mo-MOR-di-ka)
CUCURBITACEAE. Tendril climbing vines grown for their attractive fruits. Quick growing, preferring warm moist soil and a long season. Start early indoors in the North, and treat like cucumbers. Germinates in 2 - 3 weeks at warm temperatures. Seed viable 3 -4 years.
NEW—Momordica Charantia 'Indian Baby'. (10) MOMO-2B. Packet: $2.50
Tiny 2" spiny green fruits ripening orange. Good flavor when young. Quick growing, harvest in 50 days from sowing. May be of hybrid origin, so let me know how true it comes from seed. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks.
NEW—Momordica rostrata. (10) MOMO-72. Packet: $2.50
Nice pictures: http://www.bihrmann.com/caudiciforms/subs/mom-ros-sub.asp
Caudex-forming cucurbit with yellow flowers followed by oval red beaked fruits. E. Africa. Can climb to 20 feet, with a caudex a foot across and several feet high. Discovered in 1922 in Kenya. Fruit boiled and eaten in Tanzania. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks week with many dormant. GA-3 helps.
MONARDA (mo-NAR-da)
LABIATAE. Aromatic perennial and annual herbs, some with showy scarlet or purple blooms. Good in masses in a sunny border. Easy culture, will thrive in any good soil. Divide in spring; plants disturbed in fall often die in winter. Sow on the surface, germinates in 1 - 4 weeks. Cool temperatures help some.
—Monarda citriodora. (1000) MOND-2. Packet $2.00
Oz: $6.00, 1/4 lb: $18.00
'LEMON BEE BALM'. Purple or yellow showy flowers. Annual or perennial to 32". Zone 5. Highly lemon-scented. The mature seedheads are attractive dried.
—Monarda didyma 'Panorama'. (100) MOND-3X. Packet: $3.00
'BERGAMOT', 'BEE BALM', 'OSWEGO TEA'. Highly aromatic herb with showy scarlet, purple or pink flowers in starry whorls. To 2 feet. Zone 4. The fragrant leaves are used alone as a tea, or are mixed with black tea as flavoring. Excellent bee plant. Stunning when flowering. Likes moist soil.
—Monarda fistulosa. (1000) MOND-9. Packet: $2.50
'WILD BERGAMOT'. Lilac 1 1/2" flowers in clusters with colored bracts. Hardy perennial to 2 - 5 feet, with 4" leaves. N. America. Zone 4. The strongly fragrant leaves were used when cooking meat, and were chewed by the Indians. They make a pleasant aromatic tea. The volatile oil is over 50% carvacrol. Germinates in 1 - 3 weeks, with stragglers to 5 months.
—Monarda punctata. (500) MOND-15. Packet: $2.50 OUT OF STOCK
'SPOTTED BEEBALM'. Inch-long yellow flowers spotted with purple, in dense wheel-like whorls, surrounded by purple-pink bracts. Hardy perennial to 3 feet, with narrow 3" leaves. E. U.S. Zone 4. The dried seedheads are attractive. A strongly aromatic and flavorful herb with a thyme-like scent. Germinates in 2 - 3 weeks.
MONTIA (MON-tee-a)
PORTULACACEAE. Widespread small annuals or perennials with small flowers.
—Montia perfoliata. (=Claytonia perfoliata). (100) MONT-10. Packet: $2.50
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'MINER'S LETTUCE'. Bright green annual to 6 - 12", noted for the unusual cup-like leaf below the spike of small white flowers. Young leaves narrow, broadening as the plant matures. W N. America. Shady places. Excellent in salads, called 'miner's lettuce' as it was eaten by the gold rush miners. It is one of the first wild plants we learned to eat as kids growing up in California. Can be grown as a cut-and-come-again greens. Germinates best with light and cool temperatures, or GA-3.
MORINGA (mor-RIN-ga)
MORINGACEAE. Interesting and useful tropical trees of semi-arid regions of Asia and Africa. Easily grown in warm areas of the U.S. or in the greenhouse. Easy from seed. Germinates in 2 - 4 weeks.
—pterygosperma. (=Moringa oleifera) (10) MORG-16. Packet: $2.50
Oz: $9.00
'HORSERADISH TREE', 'SAJAN'. Clustered, inch-wide, fragrant, oddly-shaped flowers followed by 12 - 18" pods. Tripinnate leaves. India. Valuable multi-use tree. Leaves eaten boiled or fried, and are especially rich in the sulfur-bearing amino acids methionine and cystine, which balance bean protein, and in vitamin A; planted to prevent deficiency-blindness. Young pods called 'drumsticks', eaten cooked or pickled. Seeds yield a fine edible oil (ben oil), also used by watchmakers. The roots have a horseradish flavor and are used as a condiment. Germinates in 2 - 4 weeks.
MORUS (MOR-us)
MORACEAE. Wide-ranging deciduous trees grown for their delicious blackberry-like fruits.
—Morus nigra. (100) MORU-16. Packet: $2.50
10 grams: $7.50, 25 grams: $12.50
'BLACK MULBERRY'. Sweet, juicy purple-black berries to 1" long. Hardy deciduous tree to 30 feet, with broad 8" leaves. West-central Asia. Zone 5. The berries are good fresh or dried, and the leaves are used to feed silkworms. Germinates in 1 - 2 weeks. Best with KNO3.
"Coercion is the least efficient means of obtaining order."—U. K. LeGuin.
MUCUNA (mu-KU-na)
LEGUMINOSAE. Showy tropical vines grown for ornament, soil building and cattle forage. Some are among the most brilliant and dramatic of the world's plants. Frost tender, good in the far South and in the greenhouse, some blooming and maturing seed as far north as Maryland and Kansas. Easy from seed in most soils, sprouts quickly. Some are bat-pollinated.
—Mucuna sempervirens. (5) MUCU-76. Packet: $5.00
Photo: http://treeflower.la.coocan.jp/Fabaceae/Mucuna%20sempervirens/Mucuna%20sempervirens.htm
'SEA BEAN', 'TOBI-KAZURA' (Japanese name meaning 'flying vine'). Purple-black to red-yellow 3" waxy flowers in 8" clusters in spring, followed by 12" pods. Large evergreen tropical climber to 40 feet, with trifoliate 5" leaves. China. Zone 10. Nick and soak seed to germinate in 1 - 2 months.
MYRRHIS (MIR-is )
UMBELLIFERAE. A single species.
—Myrrhis odorata. (25) MYRR-1. Packet: $2.50
10 grams: $12.00, 25 gm: $20.00
'SWEET CICELY', 'MYRRH'. Sweet-scented, lacy, fern-like foliage and large umbels of white flowers on 2 - 3 foot stems. Europe. Zone 4. The fragrant foliage has a sweet taste and is used as a potherb, in salads, to flavor vinegar, etc. "The leaves taste as if sugar had been sprinkled over them."—Grieve. The roots are eaten in salads or boiled. The chopped green seeds are eaten as flavoring. Plant out 2 feet apart. Will produce for many years. Seed best sown in fall to germinate in spring. If sown in spring, give at least 2 - 4 months cold treatment, and best to freeze a few times during this. Will then germinate in 1 - 3 months. It is absolutely a myth that the seed is only viable a few weeks; it just goes into deep dormancy if not sown right off the plant. I've had high germination from seed one and two years old, and D. Downs reports 3 years.


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When life gets crazy, as it seems to be more and more often lately, I find myself very grounded by my meals. Last night, as I packed up the following day's breakfast and lunch to-go while simultaneously preparing dinner, I felt so at ease.
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by David P. Greisman - It was nowhere near the first controversy to come from a boxing match in Texas. And it is far from the last that will come, at this rate.
Disqualifying Carlos Molina and designating James Kirkland the winner was just another injustice in a long line of them. This year is not even a fourth of the way through, and already it has been the year of the Texas travesty.
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I have no sympathy for Molina. His tactics were diabolical. The only thing worse than his tactics - which relied on repeated violations of the rules - was the officiating. Apparently the referee is there just to watch for the corner entering the ring. Anything else was legal that night.
The holding down of Kirkland's head then kidney punching him was so blatant it was hilarious. Kirkland was in such disbelief that he stood up, looked at the referee, who just gazed emptily back as Molina did a Mayweather and sucker punched a bemused Kirkland. It was so bad it was comical. Molina got what he deserved, a DQ. That it was for a benign reason that was not justified just added to the farcical nature of the fight.
If you're going to hold, spoil, bore your head, use your elbows, then you get whats coming. That performance makes the dirty tactics of Hopkins, Hatton, Mayweather (and his elbows), Ruiz, etc look like kiddy play. It was disgraceful.
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lol they keep coming...Texas boxing travesty, Washington boxing travesty, California boxing travesty... American boxing travesty, no?
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I don't have a real problem with the call. If it's a rule then it should be enforced. You can't really fault the commission or the ref. I am sure it is not the call he wanted to make. The corner should have know better. It was certainly a hard pill to swallow, but the corner clearly violated the rule.
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Hiya,We are planning to be in Cambodia for about a week before heading down to Koh Phangan for the full moon party...just wondering if anyone has any information about a good way to get there?!
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See the SR to bangkok overland story. Once you're in bangkok you're looking at an overnight train or bus + ferry or a flight and ferry.
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Coach to Bankgok then Coach / Ferry to Koh Phangan - by far the quickest wy to do it... though the night train from Bangkok is very comfy and air-conditioned - so you save a night on accommodation if you get the night train.
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Fly to Bangkok take a flight to Samui and the Lompraya ferry to Koh Phangan or Lompraya bus and ferry from Bangkok or night train to Surratani and ferry from Donsak to KPN
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Thanks loads, really helpful!
Just looks like its going to be a bit difficult getting to Bangkok...?! xx
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You should be able to get a minibus from almost anywhere in cambodia sstraight to bangkok. I got one from Sihanoukville all the way, was very easy if a little u ncomfortable and long. Also i think there is a boat you can take from Sihanoukville straight to Koh Phangan, but you would have to look into that as im not sure. If there is im sure it would be the quickest and easiest way to go.
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My blazer has had starting issues for a while. Usually it would crank and run no problem after the second turn of the key. Now, it will try to turn over but has a serious voltage drop when trying to start and will sometimes start after numerous tries, other times not at all. I have a fully charged battery with 665 cca verifed. Replaced all battery cables, checked connections at starter. All good. I have noticed the cable going from battery to starter gets very hot, and the starter also gets hot and will smoke after trying to start several times. Ground wires all appear ok. Verified no problems with neutral safety switch. What am I missing?
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Janet Hetherington talks to the innovators of the digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT), a futuristic mammogram procedure that may soon become the norm.
Back in the 1970s, Dr. Daniel Kopans, professor of radiology at Harvard University, first got the notion that digital tomosynthesis -- a 3D visualization technique that involves synthesizing multiple image slices -- could be used to study and diagnose breast cancer. However, Dr. Kopans had to wait for the technology to catch up with the theory -- and now, that day has arrived.
Dr. Kopans is currently overseeing a large screening study of some 3,000 women at Massachusetts General Hospital, using a prototype digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) imager (a 3D mammogram procedure). Basically, DBT constructs a 3D map of the breast to help radiologists see tumors that might be obscured on 2D scans. While traditional mammography uses two X-ray views per breast, DBT integrates up to 25 views per breast, each taken from a different vantage point along an arc.
Massachusetts General Hospital holds the DBT patent, which it licensed to General Electric (GE) so a working prototype could be built.
"A standard mammogram examination captures a single image of an entire breast," says Dr. Kopans. "The problem is that everything in the breast, from one side to the other, is superimposed into one 2D view. DBT enables us to look into a 3D visualization of the breast. Individual layers in the breast tissue are visible separately from overlying and underlying structures, making it harder for cancers to hide."
Mammography normally requires two X-rays of each breast taken from different angles -- top to bottom and side to side. The breast is pulled away from the body, compressed and held between two glass plates to ensure that the entire breast is viewed. Regular mammography records the pictures on film, while digital mammography records the pictures on a computer. A radiologist reads the images. Breast cancer, which is denser than most healthy breast tissue, appears as irregular white areas, which are sometimes called "shadows."
DBT allows multiple X-ray pictures of each breast to be taken from many angles. The breast is positioned the same way it is in a conventional mammogram. The X-ray tube moves in an arc around the breast while multiple images are taken during the examination. Then the information is sent to a computer, where it is assembled to produce a 3D representation.
"Current film-based or 2D digital mammography takes an image of a 3D object (the breast) and projects it into 2D," comments Colin Murphy, director of sales and marketing for Mercury Computer Systems, a firm that is working closely with Massachusetts General Hospital on the project. "3D positioning of structures within the breast is lost and structures along the path of the rays from the emitter to the detector occlude each other. DBT digitally reconstructs a 3D volumetric representation of the breast, so it can be viewed in 3D, with all the spatial relationships intact and without the inherent 2D occlusion problem."
Dr. Kopans further explains that since breast tissue can be dense, being able to view the image in 3D makes it easier to detect both cancerous tumors and benign growths. The Massachusetts General Hospital technique eliminates superimposed normal breast tissue that can obscure cancers on standard mammograms. This allows for improved detection and earlier treatment in the tumor growth cycle. "The beauty of this technology is that all the regular rules of a mammogram apply, but you can see things better," Dr. Kopans adds.
Humble Beginnings
The DBT imager prototype being used in the trial is actually the second one to be built. The first one was fashioned by GE, using grant money from the U.S. Department of Defense, which provides funding for breast cancer research.
"It took all night to process one file," Dr. Kopans says. "It was not clinically practical." For the second imager prototype, also built by GE, a 32-processor cluster system was implemented, and results improved. "Parallelizing the problem meant a reduction of the process to 15 minutes," says Dr. Kopans.
Then, the Massachusetts research team turned to Mercury Computer Systems. "Mercury has a long history -- 25+ years -- of solving difficult computing problems in medical, defense and commercial applications," comments Mercury's Murphy. "Massachusetts General Hospital approached us because of our history of success, both with them on previous projects, and with other medical OEMs. The Hospital knew Mercury had a broad portfolio of solutions (based on PowerPCs, FPGAs, DSPs and GPUs) and could develop a suitable solution that met their criteria -- performance, cost and size."
While Mercury Computer Systems came to the project with a good appreciation of the reconstruction technology necessary for low-contrast imaging data, the company had not worked directly on a digital mammography project before. "The goals were to provide 3D reconstructed data that was diagnostically equivalent or superior to the data produced by Massachusetts General Hospital's Pentium code, but with vastly improved reconstruction time and a corresponding decrease in hardware costs," notes Murphy.
Murphy says that systems consulting engineer Iain Goddard was the key individual at Mercury who closely interacted with the Hospital research staff. "He worked with their scientists to migrate the parallelized algorithm that Massachusetts General Hospital was utilizing onto the Mercury GPU platform," Murphy says. "Mr. Goddard was assisted by principal systems engineer Scott Thieret in the implementation aspects of the project."
Mercury's objective was to make the DBT processing practical. Instead of using a cluster of 32 PCs for the computationally intensive image-processing algorithm, Mercury designed a solution based on NVIDIA graphics technology -- a key element, providing near realtime results. Mercury Computer Systems initially implemented on the ATI 9800, the highest performance off-the-shelf GPU board available at the time.
"However, as Mercury's relationship with NVIDIA grew, Mercury moved to NVIDIA's professional product line," Murphy says. "These devices had more memory and a longer MTBF than the high-end gaming cards."
Murphy explains that while the algorithm is implemented in a way that will scale across several GPUs simultaneously with a linear speedup, the performance of the Quadro FX4500 proved sufficient to meet Massachusetts General Hospital's performance requirement.
The Need for Speed
The results are impressive. A single NVIDIA Quadro graphics board proved able to generate imagery as fast as the Massachusetts General Hospital's 32-processor cluster -- which occupied half a room -- in under five minutes. That's more than 60 times faster than the previous single-system solution.
"In addition to being more compact in physical size, the Quadro FX4500 pulls much less power from wall outlets and there's much less heat generated," notes Sanford Russell, professional market development manager at NVIDIA.
Since that time, NVIDIA Quadro graphics and PCI Express technology have enabled the latest solution to reduce the image processing time another 50%.
"There's a seemingly unquenchable thirst for processing power," Russell says. "There's a tremendous amount of data to process. There's stacking of multiple slices, with math required to fill out the gaps. The result is that you can turn the image around and explore it, looking behind dense tissue to find cancer."
"The speed of image acquisition is very important in capturing the tomographic data used for the reconstruction of the breast tomosynthesis data," comments Mercury's Murphy. That's because rapid computation, combined with compact sized and affordable equipment, makes the widespread implementation of DBT technology more viable.
"Dr. Kopan's vision is that once a DBT is taken, before a patient leaves, the doctor will have the results immediately and be able to consult with that patient," NVIDIA's Russell offers.
Dr. Kopan reports that preliminary data from his study suggests that the DBT procedure may also reduce "false positive" findings.
Comfortable Fit
DBT may provide another benefit -- more comfort. "From a woman's perspective, there's nothing really different from a regular mammogram," Dr. Kopans says. "The images are obtained the same way. However, this method requires that the breast be squeezed only once. The research suggests that women have found tomosynthesis to be more comfortable."
The procedure seems familiar to patients, and to the professionals who operate the equipment as well. When it comes to teaching radiologists how to use DBT, Dr. Kopans says, "The learning curve is very short."
"The system has been utilized by the experienced mammographers at Massachusetts General Hospital and it has been well accepted by them in their clinical use," comments Mercury's Murphy. "It is likely that one of the goals of the clinical validation undertaken by the OEM utilizing the system is to obtain user feedback on its usability for radiologists and RTs."
As for saving the captured images, the process is similar to other medical procedures. "Storing is the same way as for MRIs and CT scans," says NVIDIA's Russell. "It's the processing that's different."
A Caring Technology
Russell makes a point of saying that for all involved, the DBT work is very important on a personal level. "Dr. Kopans is really helping people," he says.
Almost a quarter of a million women in the U.S. alone are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. Early detection is a vital strategy and the major proven method for reducing breast cancer mortality.
While the DBT is still in clinical trials, Dr. Kopans says the next step is to gain FDA approval, which is anticipated within the next year. He also notes that while Massachusetts General Hospital holds the DBT patent, other facilities are in "research mode" to develop competing technology. "Other people are working around the patent," he says. The technique has also been written up in a number of journals.
Once FDA approval is obtained, DBT imaging may soon become the norm. As NVIDIA's Russell observes, "All of the medical industry is moving to 3D visualization."
Janet Hetherington is a freelance writer and cartoonist who shares a studio in Ottawa, Canada, with artist Ronn Sutton and a ginger cat, Heidi.


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London – Tottenham winger Gareth Bale reportedly won't be available for Britain's football squad for the Olympics because of injury.
Britain's Press Association says Bale has had a recurrence of a back injury while running and has been ruled out of the London Games.
PA says on Saturday that the 22-year-old Welshman has informed Britain coach Stuart Pearce that he won't be able to play. Pearce is due to name his 18-man squad on Monday having already controversially decided to leave out former England captain David Beckham.
Bale signed a new four-year contract with Tottenham last week, tying him to the London club until 2016 amid reported interest from some of Europe's leading clubs.
Britain faces Senegal, U.A.E. and Uruguay in its group games at the Olympics. – Sapa-AP
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2002 Mercury Sable • 16,700 miles
Misfiring; misfire when underload; as well going up hill, fine at idle; cylinder 1 and 4; loss of power; changed wires and plugs; and intake gasket, and fuel filer ; checked tps, fuel injector, fuel pressure, coil pack, 3.0 ohc, oreileys code read out p0316, and p0301
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At this point I would suggest that you do a compression test on cyl.1& 3.
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Technology Education Division Report
Scarcella, Joe, Rogers, George E., Olson, Jerry, Techniques
Technology Education Division Vice President-Elect
George E. Rogers has been elected Technology Education Division vice president-elect. Dr. Rogers is an associate professor and coordinator of technology teacher education at Purdue University. He holds an Ed.D. from the University of Missouri-Columbia, an MS from Wayne State College and a BS from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. He currently serves on the Technology Education Division Policy Committee and last year served as the Technology Education Division Strategic Planning Committee chair. Dr. Rogers' term will commence July 05.
Pre-Engineering Education: Justification for its Inclusion in the TE Curriculum
Why should pre-engineering education be included in technology education? The linkages seem to be obvious, as pre-engineering education has a direct correlation to technology education. From our humble beginnings as manual arts, technology education has provided both the career exploration and skill development for students to enter the engineering profession.
Engineering, as a term and a discipline, is more understood and valued than technology education. As we look at the schools of today, technology education is viewed as an unessential area of the curriculum and, in many cases, not even a recognized discipline. In general, technology education is misunderstood. The public understands "engineering." And more importantly, the public values "engineering."
Across this nation, there is a serious shortage of engineers and engineering technologists. Adding to this problem is the fact that engineering schools report a very high attrition rate. The root cause is inadequate high school preparation, preparation that must be provided in our technology education courses. By increasing the academic focus of our technology education programs, without losing the hands-on application, the profession can achieve both academic rigor and practical application of skills.
Another important factor for career and technical educators is that engineering provides an advanced career path for technology education students. Students can focus on a path toward mechanical engineering or civil engineering; a career path toward "technology" is ambiguous. The change to include preengineering education in our discipline may not be easy for some, but it can provide a vibrant future for technology education and our nation.
Epsilon Pi Tau Celebrates its Diamond Jubilee
Epsilon Pi Tau (EPT) was originally conceived and founded on March 13, 1929, by William E. Warner, who is widely known as the founder of Epsilon Pi Tau. An enduring and consistently mutually supportive relationship between a number of internationally recognized technology related organizations, including the Technology Education Division of the Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE), has continued throughout the 75-year history of Epsilon Pi Tau. ACTE members and technology educators generally benefit from the Epsilon Pi Tau program that fosters academic excellence and leadership development and recognition of individuals in these areas. …


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text: Just look over the Sony NEX5n and NEX7 for a down payment on the future. Most current DSLRs resemble early automobiles whose designers just put an engine where the horse used to be--DSLRs just slapped a sensor where the film went. NO clue what, if any, place there will be for analog that far away.