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6 Meetup Groups match "Pick-up Soccer" near Enfield, CT
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love soccer, want to play, come and join us!! all skill levels are welcome, high school age and up.
This is a group for anyone interested in soccer. All skills levels are welcome. I started this group to meet other soccer enthusiasts, and just to have some fun. Looking forward to getting some fresh air with everybody.
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I've looked everywhere online and couldn't find any soccer group in Northampton. So I decided to create a group for people who enjoy playing FRIENDLY soccer games. Please join this coed soccer group in Northampton. All skill levels and ages (18+) are welcome. Don't forget to RSVP. Meeting times: Tuesday: 5:30-6:30pm Saturday 10:00am -12:00pm
Come on Girls!!!! Great numbers last week...just need a few more ladies! Tomorrow night will be our third COED Soccer Night. Come join us at Waterbury Athletic Center From 8pm-10pm. For more information...contact Andy (203) 577-9066
Meetup details are available only to members.
A group for people who love soccer and want to play. All skills, coed, age 18 and up welcome. Games will occur weekly in the New Haven and Hartford areas. We play from March to November. Hope to see you out there! Please note: By clicking on "Yes" for this event you agree, warrant, and covenant as follows: In consideration for accepting this entry, I, the registrant, intending to be legally bound, hereby, for myself, my heirs, my executors and administrators, do waive and release any and all …
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Come out and support the boys on their journey to the 2013 PDL Championship. All home games will be played at Central Connecticut's Brand New Soccer Stadium in New Britain. First Game May 18th, 8pm kick Off v's Western Mass Pioneers Game day tickets, Season tickets and 4 game mini pass tickets can be purchased at http://cfcazul.com/tickets/ Stephen Coxon President/ Owner CFC Azul www.cfcazul.com This is a group for anyone who would love to see a Professional Soccer team based in Connecti …
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Published: 10/14/2012 11:23 PM | Last update: 10/14/2012 11:45 PM State tennis roundup: Buhler duo moving on, Trinity bouncedThe weather forced Vickie Dukart and Jessica Steffen to wait two days before finally stepping onto the state tennis stage. But once there, they more than made up for lost time.The Buhler High School doubles team won two matches Sunday to advance into today's semifinal round of the Kansas Class 4A tournament in Emporia.
"If we play well, anything can happen," said Buhler coach Matt Babcock. "I can see any of the four teams remaining winning this thing. There have already been some good teams knocked out. Anything can happen." Maybe it was worth the wait for Dukart and Steffen. They waited out a rain delay Friday and were warming up when the second round of rain passed through Emporia. With the action already cancelled for Saturday, they headed back to Buhler and returned early Sunday. "It worked out well for us," Babcock said. "We came back (Sunday) and the conditions were perfect." That might have been the best scenario because no one had yet played a match. The Class 3-2-1A tournament in Hutchinson was midway through the second round when the rain began to fall. It resumes today - the action at State Fair Park begins at 9 a.m. - without any of the local teams. The Trinity Catholic doubles teams of Emma Lanham and Sofia Garcia and Amanda Walls and Krystina Enslinger were each pinned with a loss Friday. They returned to the court Sunday as well. Lanham and Garcia, both freshmen, were knocked out in two matches, while Walls and Englinger won a match before being eliminated early in the afternoon. "They felt good about winning a match," said Trinity coach Mark Robinson. "But their happiness was short lived. ... There are no easy matches in the third round of a tournament. Everyone is good." Perhaps the best story of the weekend took place in Prairie Village, where Hutchinson High School's Hannah Weber and Allison Reiser - fresh from a regional championship in Maize - saw their hopes for a top-four medal dashed on Friday when they lost a heartbreaking tie-breaker in their opening match. "They could have just folded up real quick right there, lost another match and come home," said coach Ron Weber, Hannah's father. Instead, they battled their way through two more matches Friday to stay in contention and then waited out the rain on Saturday. They hung out in their hotel room, found an indoor tennis facility for a little bit of practice and went to dinner. They returned to the court Sunday to win two more matches before losing in the fifth-place match to Courtney Child and Carley Mitus. "They're happy with a sixth-place medal," Ron Weber said. "They earned that. They played pretty well all weekend." Dukart and Steffen have hopes for something bigger today. They opened play on Sunday with a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Wellington's Kelsy Whaley and Paeyton Adams. They then beat Wamego's Rikki Alderson and Kaylee Page, 6-2, 6-1 in the quarterfinals to advance into today's semifinal round.
"They played pretty well today," Babcock said. "It was 6-1, 6-2, but it felt a lot closer than that."
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How Animals Grow
2nd Grade Oral Language Resources
Content Objectives
Children will:
• Learn about the concept of how animals grow.• Access prior knowledge and build background about what we call animals when they are babies.
• Explore and apply the concept of what animals need to grow
Language Objectives
Children will:
• Demonstrate an understanding of the concept of how animals grow.• Orally use words that describe what baby animals look like.
• Extend oral vocabulary by speaking about how animals change as they grow.
• Use key concept words [sick, doctor, nurse, medicine, emergency, hospital].
• Use the slideshow to review the concept vocabulary words.• Explain that children are going to learn about how animals grow.
• How we change as we grow.
• What animals need to grow.
• How animals change as they grow.
• How what we need to grow is the same as animals and how it is different.
• After the host introduces the slideshow, point to the photo on screen. Ask children: What baby animal is the girl holding in the photo? (a puppy). What are some things that this puppy needs to grow? (food, water, shelter, walking, a leash, love).• Ask children: Have you seen an animal grow up? (answers will vary).
• Say: There are many ways that we change as we grow. Some of these ways might be similar to how a baby animal grows. What are some ways that you have changed as you've grown? (taller, can walk, can talk, can play games, can read and write).
Guided Practice
• Guide children through the next four slides, showing them what the baby animals in the photos need to grow. Always have the children describe the baby animals and what they are doing.Apply
• Have children play the games that follow. Have them discuss with their partner the different topics that appear during the Talk About It feature.• After the first game, ask children to talk about things that they're pets or the pets of people they know have needed to grow and help the children learn more about how to care for pets when they are babies. After the second game, have them discuss how the animals on the screen change as they grow and how they stay the same.
• Ask children: How would you help a baby animal grow? Explain.• Summarize for children that there are many things that baby animals need to grow. They need food and water, and place to live. As we learn more about how animals grow, think about animals that you have seen and how they grow.


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Sami and EJ are about to make love when he pulls back. He doesn't want to take advantage of her when she's so vulnerable. They are interrupted by Lucas, who gets the picture and is disgusted by Sami's bouncing around from man to man. However, he and Sami agree to come together and support their son any way they can. At the hospital, Will is amazed he's having a girl and insists on taking his rightful place next to Gabi for the sonogram. Nick appears to take this graciously and steps aside. But as he watches from the corridor, he's clearly not happy. Will announces he wants to be part of the baby's life, and Gabi agrees. Later, Will apologizes to Rafe for not being honest earlier. Will then goes to Sonny and shares the news about the baby being a girl. They kiss, but Sonny pulls back. Will tells Sonny he's the best thing that ever happened to him and sadly leaves. Meanwhile, Nick seeks out Rafe and expresses concern Will might try to make things difficult for him and Gabi regarding custody. If things get ugly, Nick hopes he can count on Rafe's help. Chad confides in EJ that his life is a disaster, and EJ encourages his brother to keep trying to makes amends. Chad apologizes once more to Cameron, who is somewhat more receptive. Meanwhile, Gabi admits to Abigail that Chad had his reasons for being so cruel to her, but can't get into them now. Abigail confides she and Cameron are starting to get closer again. Gabi knows her grief over Jack was a problem for them last time and hopes things have changed. Abigail admits that wasn't the only obstacle. She was embarrassed about being a virgin. Adrienne and Justin get into the baby situation, and Justin admits he thinks Sami was kind of right about this being harder on Will than Sonny. Lucas overhears and appreciates Justin seeing that. Adrienne's still not sure Will's right for Sonny, but apologizes for criticizing him. Later, Adrienne and Justin agree to support each other throughout this crisis, however it plays out.
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Municipality of Eindhoven / Ontwikkelingscombinatie Willemsstraat (development partnership)
1.3 ha
period of design:
2000 - 2004
implementation period:
2003 - heden
implementation sum:
63 /m2
design of master plan, development plans and implementation preparation
in partnership with:
van Aken architects
compact housing area close to the inner city of Eindhoven
The Regentekwartier (Regents quarter) is a new, high-grade, compact housing area that is being realised on the grounds of the old Philips site on the edge of the inner city of Eindhoven. In close proximity to the 'White Lady', a 30-storey residential tower the Regent, designed by Aken architects and a number of orthogonally arranged building blocks with approximately 450 apartments, has been erected here.
The Municipality of Eindhoven aspired to realise an inner city residential environment here in the immediate vicinity of the city centre, which would be marked by its excellent architecture and layout of its public space. MTD landschapsarchitecten was commissioned at the end of 2002 to draw up a development plan for the public space of the Regentekwartier.
the design
With the entrance square of the Regentekwartier which is situated between the 'White Lady' and 'The Regent', the development plan endeavours to create a habitable area, which, in itself 'more or less separates it from the dynamism and intensive traffic movements of its environment. This effect is brought about by three sections of the square at different levels. The individual sections of the square differentiate themselves with regard to use of materials, intention and use, in which the upper section, the actual square, is mainly intended as a place to stay. The materials used in this part of the square are cobblestones placed within a zinc-plated steel edging, in which the line drainage determines an orthogonal pattern. In an ostensibly random pattern there are wooden lighting columns and long wooden benches pointing in the same direction. At intervals, the 15 metre long benches fold themselves around a frame in a different manner, which creates a variety of benches and can be used for various reasons; sitting benches, resting benches, lazing-about benches, leaning benches.
A central axis connects the entrance square to the rest of the housing area and the 3 inner gardens situated between the residential buildings. The axis has a stone character with a runner of cobblestones and it has high zinc-plated steel light masts positioned in the centre of the profile. The internal gardens which are situated above an underground parking garage can be accessed from the central axis. In contrast to the square and the axis they have a 'green' character. To a large degree the image is determined by raised lawns, enclosed by gabions and heavy anthracite grey ties. In the grass, magnolias, currents and cherries have been planted at random which blossom at different times during spring. The grassy areas are accessible via wedge-shaped, stepped wooden decks, which also act as concealed ventilation openings for the parking garage.
Other than the two outermost courtyards, the middle one has a public character. Here, in contrast to the more private courtyards where semi-paving has been used, the hard surfacing has been realised in anthracite-coloured tiles. The altercation between the paving and grassy areas provides an attractive spectacle for the residents in the apartments when seen from above.


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HOPE MILLS - A 17-year-old Gray's Creek High School student who disappeared Wednesday afternoon while swimming in Rockfish Creek is presumed to have drowned, a Cumberland County sheriff's spokeswoman said.
A woman called 911 about 4:40 p.m. saying the teenager went under water and never resurfaced. The creek is swollen because of recent rainfall.
At 9:45 p.m., the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office announced that the search, south of Hope Mills, is now an effort to recover the body of Cameron Draughon.
Sheriff's spokeswoman Debbie Tanna said the search for Draughon, of the 5600 block of Preston Field Lane in Hope Mills, will resume at 8 this morning.
About 30 friends and family members gathered at the access to the creek, near Parkton and Muscat roads, waiting for any news from rescue workers. They sat together and hugged, some shedding tears.
When rescuers said they were calling off the search until morning, the boy's mother trembled and fell into her husband's arms.
The Cotton Fire Department and Cumberland County sheriff's divers searched for the boy into the evening.
Typically, water searches are conducted only until nightfall because water conditions become dangerous for divers. But Wednesday night, lights were brought down to the creek bank and the divers continued their search after dark.
The search included divers looking upstream and downstream of where Draughon went under. To advance the search, divers started using sonar and again searched parts of the creek that were already swept by rescuers.
Tanna said the boy and a female were swimming in the creek when another boy on the bank tossed slices of pizza to them. When a slice went into the water, the boy dove to retrieve it and didn't come up.
The site is a popular swimming spot. The creek passes by South Main Street on the southern edge of Hope Mills.
Draughon's presumed drowning is the second death of a Cape Fear region high school student this month.
Dustin Turner, 18, a senior at Cape Fear High School, drowned June 4 in the Cape Fear River.
Divers recovered Turner's body June 6 about three hours before he was to receive his high school diploma.
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The first rider ever to be given the title 'Lantern Rouge' was Arsene Millocheau in the 1903 Tour de France. Named after the red lanterns hung at the end of freight trains so that conductors could see that the cars hadn't become disconnected, the title is bestowed to the rider who finishes in last place. In the 1903 Tour M. Millocheau arrived in Paris nearly 65-hours behind the race winner, Maurice Garin.
In a race as grueling as a Grand Tour even the sternest spectators can understand the struggle of a rider, particularly the lesser-known domestiques, who battle just to finish. The image of the last man home is a symbolic truth of the suffering of road racing, and it has become an honour in itself to be the Lantern Rouge. From the 1950s riders would hold their own slow-bicycle races to see who could finish dead last.
Roger Chaussabel, the Lantern Rouge of 1956, declared "I can't ride fast, I can't climb, I can't sprint… I'm a complete roadman. A Tour-man, therefore."
The Rapha 'Lantern Rouge Award' at the Amgen Tour of California:
In celebration of the glory of suffering, Rapha is proud to honor the Lantern Rouge each day of the Amgen Tour of California. The rider who crosses the line last each stage will be recognized with a unique Rapha Lantern Rouge cap, made specifically for and bestowed only to those racers who fight to finish last- rather than abandon. Each day before the stage depart the ATOC officials will present the Lantern Rouge rider alongside the jersey leaders.
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The first search for extraterrestrial intelligence began on April 12, 1960, using this 85-foot radio telescope at Green Bank, West Virginia. Known as Project Ozma for the ruler in L. Frank Baum's "Oz" books, the search targeted two nearby stars. Despite several months of work, though, Ozma detected no messages from alien civilizations. [NOAO]
It was a cold and foggy morning in the mountains of West Virginia -- not ideal weather for studying the stars. But the conditions didn't stop Frank Drake. The 29-year-old astronomer was getting ready to use a brand-new radio telescope to scan two nearby stars. The telescope could peer through the murky skies and see the radio waves coming from other stars.
Drake wasn't interested in the stars themselves, though. Instead, he was conducting the first search for extraterrestrial intelligence -- an effort to detect radio waves beamed into space by an alien civilization.
Drake called his search Project Ozma, after the mythical princess who ruled the Land of Oz. It began on April 8th, 1960 -- 50 years ago this month.
Drake had reasoned that the new telescope could detect high-powered radio signals -- like those produced by military radar here on Earth -- at distances of up to about 10 light-years. So he chose two target stars at about that distance -- Tau Ceti and Epsilon Eridani. Both were thought to be similar to the Sun in age, temperature, and composition, making them good places to look for signals from an alien civilization.
Ozma continued for about six months, and spent 200 hours observing its target stars. And despite an early false alarm, it heard nothing. But it set the stage for more extensive and sophisticated searches in the future -- searches that continue today.
We'll talk about one of Ozma's target stars tomorrow.
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People often feel that when they go into the medical industry, they'll be tied to one area, one city, one hospital for the duration of their career. This simply isn't true! There are all sorts of chances for travel as a medical professional; you just need to know where to look. Think about it. Did you really look into all your different options when you graduated, or did you just aim for the one position you'd been hoping to get since you started your training, or did you just take the first job that was offered to you?
If you'd like to travel while you hone your nursing skills, the best place to start looking is at a travelling nurse agency based in the country you'd like to go to. Travel nurse agency jobs are collated from all sorts of people and institutions that are hiring in the area and it gives you a great way to get immediate access to those positions. Some of the best travelling nurse agency jobs can see you flying to the other side of the world to work in specialised fields. Through a travel nurse agency Australia, the UK, the USA, Canada and more all become viable options as places you can hone your skills and gain some great new experiences.
It's no surprise, then, that the popularity of being part of a travelling nurse agency has been on the rise in recent years. There are simply so few flaws in the system. You can be a part of the agency even if you already have a job. They will make information available to you about what qualifications different countries require and what type of visa you should apply for. There is no stipulation that you have to take a contract that's offered to you. You simply sign up and browse through all the different opportunities!
If you're interested in looking further into travelling nurse agency jobs, the best place to start is online. Some Australian agencies will have sections related specifically to overseas positions and other overseas agencies will have processes to follow specifically if you're from a foreign country and want to work in their cities.
There's practically no limit on the types of positions you can fill as a travelling nurse and the best travelling nurse agency jobs are often the ones that you wouldn't have a chance to fulfil in Australia. Just imagine the differences and challenges you would face working as a travelling nurse in rural Africa, or working in aged care in Eastern Europe!
It all depends on what it is you want to do. The length of positions available overseas will vary depending on what is required and if you have a specific job and a specific location in mind you might have to wait for the opportunity to arise. Whether you sign on to a travel nurse agency Australia, or choose to look into agencies based in the country you hope to work in, there will be a lot of different opportunities that come you way so make sure you keep an open mind.
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Climb one pitch of 5.6 to the belay ledge with a 2 bolt anchor and huge belay space. Alternately you can access this from the top of The Pleasure Pillar. Rap from top to the right to the belay space. This is a bouldery, overhanging crimp/sidepull/gaston festival. It is bouldery and sustained from bottom to top. Bring a 0.4 and 4 inch cam for the last 20 feet to the top up the fist crack.
The route is one pitch up and just a few feet to the right of Rowan's Arete in the overhanging gully. The route is to the right of The Pleasure Pillar. It always is in the shade.
Bolts, a couple of extended draws and 1 0.4 and 4 inch cam each. 2 bolt anchor at top.
So, the route is close to the wall on the right. You could certainly stem through the first two bolts and then take a nice rest by stemming up higher. That is fine if you do that but not the way it was originally sent. Nor is it 13cish. I choose to climb the route without using the right side wall at any time. This is the most difficult way and the way that I envisioned the route. It is possible, with a poor belay to get hurt in the middle crux, i.e. hit the wall behind you in a fall. Be careful, I extended the draw to prevent this from happening. Lastly, there are two finishes to the route, the left one (which I have freed at 13c-ish) and the right one which I have not attempted yet. Feel free to get on it and send. Both routes are the Unaweeper, just with a different finish. I am sure that they will end up at the same grade. The holds are small and will shred your fingers on a hot day. Overall, it is one of my favorite climbs that I have established and a real beauty. Slightly overhanging and in your face and technical the entire way.
Nice work, Piz, looks rad!
Great rock and amazing sequences that slap you around. The slightly overhanging rock was a great find by the Piz. He knew what it was since the first time he laid eyes on it. Climbing the Pleasure Pillar was the reconnaissance mission.
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Join in. I still think PA gardeners are in hibernation. I posted the message looking for gardeners in bucks county pa. Southeast corner of state. I still think you should learn as much as possible until you leave this life. |
I cant believe any one who enjoys gardening goes into any kind of hibernating.. Good golly there is so much to do during the idle days of winter, their certainly not idle for me, I wait for the trucks at our local gardening stores....LOL.... |
Since I am unable to go ice fishing nearby due to the warm up. I figured I would post. I first posted last Friday on Garden Web. I got a reply to check on Pennsylvania As you can see it is only you and I. A few days ago I was asked went is the best time to build raised beds. I replied now. I will start my cole crops indoors in a few days. As you say there is plenty to do. Get my seed room and small lean too greenhouse ready. Then the battle begins. That notorious groundhog and small rabbits, and squirrels. What have you been doing? |
I recently finished this cold frame, have 4 raised beds 4X12, this takes over much of one. I'm considering a portable tent for early crops I don't want to move. Going to place this on one complete bed, have 1 bed completely dedicated to rhubarb and they are doing beautifully. Made a small bed last fall just for garlic, when the garlic come out maybe I can use it for a quickie something. Last week I started trimming our wisteria, going to try to get some flowers this season. Have a new project going now, gonna put some metal shelving together and make a small frame to start seeds early, I am going to do this all outside, if it works good, if not then we will see. Heck I can spend an entire day sitting outside just thinking of what I wanna do.. |
kohlrabi Planted this last August, grew slowly and came through some very cold weather, I placed it in the cold frame and it's doing rather nicely even now. Wife had 2 hanging baskets remaining that we didnt toss, I hung them on the deck and forgot about them. Just before that last cold snap I saw they were sprouting new leaves, in the cold frame they went, otherwise just compost fodder. |
Did you use standard plastic sheeting or agricultural plastic? |
Neither, about 25 years ago I had the option of getting plastic bags (industrial). They are about 100 gallon bags of hi quality 4 or 6 ML. They've been sitting in my basement, outside shed, etc and never shown any signs of decomposition. So I am using these till have none left. I may get some plexiglass, 2X4 sheets, thinking of it. |
Instead of plexiglass, which is expenses. I used corrugated sheets of plastic. You can get it at home depot 2' x 12'. You use wood corrugated strips to fasten them to. This is what I used on my lean to greenhouse ten years ago. It hasn't discolored or anything. If you need it air tight, you can gasket it with 1/4" backer rod. and use hinges to open. When I brought them. They were 18 a sheet. You use tin snips to cut it. |
Lucifer Thanks that's a great idea, I'll need to look into that. I just may change things around a bit, like hinges on the outside, split the front and hinge it also. So it can swing open. After sitting on the deck and looking at the project with a couple of cold one's, who knows what ideas can crop up into ones head. Pic is before I started cold frame |
- Posted by pretty.gurl none (My Page) on Tue, Feb 5, 13 at 4:00
Hey. Western PA here. I have an indoor garden going through the winter months. |
Pretty do you have any pictures ? Indoor gardens can be very interesting |
- Posted by pretty.gurl none (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 13 at 22:52
I have a couple on my blog and the link is on my profile. I haven't gotten around to doing more with that because the last 3 months have been crazy. |
- Posted by pghgardengirl 6b (My Page) on Sat, Feb 16, 13 at 19:34
Hey-SW PA here.... I have those same plastic bags! LOL...I sewed them together and plan on putting them over a green house I made of PVC pipe. Like a hoop house, kinda. I used them last year on small tunnels where I cut a hoola hoop in half and put the plastic over that, weighted down by rocks. Worked like a charm! I have started onions, kohlrabi, lettuce...and of course Winter Sowing my flowers. I have lights and shelves in a basement closet but it's cold down there LOL. I was gonna try the same thing with shelving and plastic this year. I have one cold frame I use to overwinter a few hanging pots of perennials. Wasn't sure how that was gonna work but good so far..just looked yesterday and they are still green. I think I have more ideas than I do time, also! :0) |
pghgardengirl Looks like your well on your away to an exciting planting |
- Posted by earthlydelights 6 pushing 7 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 25, 13 at 23:33
hey all, montgomery county here. itching for the weather to get a little nicer to get out there and do some serious clean up. did spend about 5 hours a few friday's ago, when the weather was grand, but it hasn't been since. last year was a bust, i had a HA, so suffice it to say, i did no gardening whatsoever, and with that, came a tremendous amount of weeds, or all shapes and sizes. this year it is my intention to put in some raised beds, to get the drums prepped and set up for water retention and if i'm lucky, to get the 10x12 greenhouse sitting in my garage assembled, up and running. oh and in all that, i want to sneak in just a few chickens, but we'll see. a girl can dream, right? it's always been my experience that this forum isn't all that active and i'm finding all over GW, that many of the forums are quite slow of late. maryanne |
Maryanne You've got a lot of work to do...LOL |
I'm hibernating on the montgomery/ lehigh county line. I have done basically nothing for months. If I didn't work, I would go out and so some cleanup around 230 pm each day with the sun to keep me a little warmer. But I never get home til after dark so no such luck! |
I'll promise you, within 2 months you'll get more heat from that ol man sun....LOL |
Montgomery County here, too, the part near Delco. How soon do you start spreading mulch? I only have room for a few beds. Wish I had your kind of space. I already have daffodils blooming on the sunny, protected side of my house. |
Blair county here. i'm not holding my breath but next weeks temps are looking up. I guess there may be hope..:) |
Dee Our daffodil's are already up and coming Breath easy spring is on it's way |
We are supposed to get a big storm next week -- snow or rain or both is to be decided. Many times my dafs end up lying face down in the snow or mush. Sometimes they do come back up. I noticed some weeds spreading in one of my beds last week. The ground is not frozen, so I yanked a lot of them up. The weather is crazy any more. |
dedtired I'm in agreement with you as far as the weather Usually by now our daffodils are up, this year their just peeking through, my thoughts are when spring does arrive this year it will be like a spring we haven't seen for quite some time. Plants, trees, etc etc will just explode with growth Isnt that a lovely thought ? It is for me...... |
- Posted by Karolina11 6b (My Page) on Mon, Mar 4, 13 at 11:07
Centre county here although hoping to move to lycoming soon. Our home is going on the market and we have not bought anything else so I am in standstill right now. Hopefully the bulbs I planted will come up soon so I can see them before we have to move. It has been a long winter, hasn't it? |
I'm really trying to hang in there, but every morning I get up open the curtains & YUK! Cold, cold, cold, windy, & snowy! COME ON ALREADY! |
When you really think about it, isn't every winter a long one ? So far if you really want to be objective this winter has been the nicest I think I have ever seen in PA. Considering the balmy weather we had till this year, it was great., of course this is my opinion. Remember Nov of 2011 ? very cold and snowed all the time. It's all over now, spring is here....LOL |
- Posted by chriswanderer90 7 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 5, 13 at 19:46
Wow japus, you are a prolific gardener. I wish I could learn gardening from you.. I'm a newb folks. I got a fly-catching plant from Lowe's from a dollar :). I had to feed it an insect because it was wilting.. And I just got interested in air purifying houseplants. I got a peacelilly and English ivy.. -Chris |
Chris I'm as new as new can be to gardening, for years I planted in a patch 10 X 20. 4-5 years ago I decided maybe raised beds would work for me, that they did.... About 2 years ago I purchased some gardening books. As with many books I purchase I just thought having them on shelves would be enough.. That didn't work, so I started reading them and really learned much. I heard about compost never realizing the importance of it.. Well I came across a book I had called Square Foot Gardening.....After reading it I felt like I was born again in gardening, and that I was..a born again convert to Square Gardening. I knew it had to be true, to simple, pure, and easy for it not to be, then after reading more about it, and already having beds to work it, I got into gear.. Just about ready when weather breaks to start up.. |
Every year I feel like I'm new to gardening, someone tells me something i didn't know, someone points out a whole new area I never even heard about! I'd be bored otherwise. Frank from Luzerne county |
I have an organic gardening group that meets every second Monday of the month. it takes place at Churchville Nature Center in Churchville in Bucks county Look up the Churchville reservour. We talk about all type of of topics. We have speakers talking about compost, bees, raising worms, chickens. Every year we have seed, and plant swap. We usually have at least 15 people. last year we had a record 66 people. Membership is free. We ask people to donate a dollar or two to pay the fee for the space and to pay our speakers.. |
Chriswanderer, do not plant that English Ivy in your yard or you will be sentenced to a lifetime of keeping it under control. My yard has lots of it and it is the number one gardening chore that I have. If I did not keep cutting that stuff back, it would grow over the entire house and every inch of the yard. It was here when we bought the house. I dig clumps out every year and hope to eradicate it one day. Wow, today is gorgeous!! |
- Posted by chriswanderer90 7 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 9, 13 at 11:48
Yes. I read that the ivy is invasive. But ironically, it is an excellent air cleaner.. |
- Posted by bulldinkie pa (My Page) on Tue, Mar 12, 13 at 14:02
I would love to be on here more.I go for dialysis 3x a week,II need a kidney when Im home Im too tired to do anything.It actually breaks my heart I cant garden etc when I want .I miss it immensely.But I will come on more Ive gardened all my life.I live scentral Pa. |
bulldinkle Come on here when your able. Will be good to help keep your mind on the gardening that you love. Hopefully someday you'll be able to get your hands dirty again, all that mud, grime, and stuff.. best wishes to you |
Hi japus! I think I spoke to you in Lowes a couple of weeks ago! I've started tomatoes, green peppers and cukes under grow lights. My hubby started some things too. probably too soon, but we've got tons of seeds. I've already planted some seedlings into bigger pots. |
Holy heck! I looked at "my page" and I registered here in 2011! I don't remember doing that, but then I found it in my gardening bookmarks! |
- Posted by bulldinkie pa (My Page) on Tue, Mar 12, 13 at 22:32
thank you i will,hey when is a good time in s central pa to plant seed,its been so long .hubby wants to try it this year,I read 4-6weeksbefore last frost/?? |
Kathy4826 Yes I remember our chat, hope your doing well. Lowes is starting to fill up with planting items, spring goodies I'll say.. I started cool weather crops here, probably much to early, however I just wanted to practice seeding. My first batch was the best so far. Have you checked on square foot gardening yet ? A remarkable project in my opinion, shall be looking for you at Lowes. Bulldinkie. |
Japus, I bought the square foot gardening book last year. I want to follow it to the letter, but I've had to compromise. I'm not the only gardener in the house! We each have our own ideas! |
Chester County here. Hey I am new on this forum,lately moved from Virginia Beach. Please don't think I'm crazy, but I am wondering if anyone over here in the SE corner of PA has tried sweet olive shrubs (osmanthus frangrans). I think Longwood grows them so maybe they are ok. (We are zone 7 here, at least on my property.) I really, really miss Zone 8 and the South, so admittedly I am trying to recapture a little of what I had in Virginia. If you don't know them, they are absolutely gorgeous and fragrant. Second question, can anyone comment on fast they grow? Ok, ok, I know you will tell me to scram and go onto the Mid-Atlantic forum. I tried that but it is way too depressing with everyone talking about zone 8 plants! |
Hi Vforge Keep trying here, maybe another forum would help. I bet if you contacted Longwood Gardens they would help you.. Good Luck in any event Jimmy |
Cumberland County. Staggering after losing the meadow behind us to commercial development, but trying to recover :P |
- Posted by Messymarsy2 none (My Page) on Thu, Mar 21, 13 at 8:51
Hi Vforge. I am in Chester county too! We just bought the property last year. I checked there are several members of this family that are hardy here. Check Dave's garden. They seem to have the same sweet fragrance. Some seem to be hardy up to zone 6. |
Have our seeds starting indoors. A few things planted outside. Do mostly container gardening. Recently joined gardenweb. Love the site and learning a lot... |
Hi Gandj I enjoy container garden also, always have a bunch laying around and they seem to do better than my normal garden. This season I'm entering the Square Foot program. I've been running ragged trying to locate some ingredients, however now am ready to lock & load.. |
Japus where did you get vermiculite?? I am starting a sq ft too. Didn't buy any ingredients yet though but I was browsing today at the garden centers... It would have been like $80 for just the vermiculite. |
Japus, good luck with the square foot garden. Years and years ago when we had the space for a big garden, we had neither the time or the desire. Now, we only have room for containers. Our dogs use the tiny bit of yard for, well what dogs do... But on the plus side, when we sit outside and enjoy the weather, we're sitting right in the middle of our "garden"! |
kbard There is a local Feed & Supply store in our town, family run and very helpful. When I asked about vermiculite they told me three 4 cu ft bags were available. They were the fine blend, I asked if they could order coarse. They looked through their catalogs and told me it was available, I ordered 3 bags of coarse, also took the 3 bags of fine. The coarse cost me $25.00 per bag, the fine was $18.00 each. They were looking to get rid of the fine stuff, I'll use it somewhere. $25.00 a bag for the coarse is a good deal. I'd suggest you try your local garden center's, (not box stores) ask them if they can order from catalogs for you. $80.00 for a bag is to much in my opinion. Do this while their not busy, they may not want to take the time while the cash register is buzzin....during the spring rush. 4 cubic ft bags may be ordered from Home Supply in Marion Center PA |
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- Posted by BarbaraMathias 6 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 20, 13 at 15:34
SouthCentral Pa. here. I'm also new to this site. Lots of great info. I really jumped the gun and planted my window boxes last week and now theres a freeze warning tonight. What a dope. |
Certainly not a dope Barbara. Just think how nice they would have been if nature took it's normal course. They may survive this anyway. Good Luck |
1st complete SFG bed, planted a few cool weather crops on Wed. Hopefully they were cold weather items. They had to go into the ground, What a pleasure working in the mix, I plan on 3 more beds.. |
I planted my cool weather crops about 2 weeks ago and there doing good but it is about time to warm up hopefully. |
- Posted by floppedcrops none (My Page) on Sat, May 18, 13 at 20:40
York County here...trying my hand at gardening, but could really use a personal gardening for dummies trainer...I cannot seem to get anything right...planted corn a couple of weeks ago...was doing great until the unexpected cold spell last week now the corn looks horrible...covered it but still...the leaves have a purplish streak and some look shredded, does anyone know if this is the weather or is something else the culprit? |
Your certainly not alone flopped, almost everyone to 1 degree or other has had problems with this years weather. My yard hasnt had a freeze in the 40 years we have lived here. This year some of the leaves on my kiwi plants have turned black, I'm blaming the 28 deg's last week. Nothing to do but move on.. |
I didn't know there was a Pennsylvania forum! I just seen it wile checking out someone's trade pg. I still have all my veg & flower seedling's im the lil greenhouse. That freeze freaked me out. It killed my wisteria. I'll plant out latter in the week. :) |
This is months later than the last post, but, I don't post here because I am in SW Pa. About 30 miles from West Virginia, and about 60 miles from Pittsburgh. Most posts on here seem to be from folks closer to the coast. There are lots of posts with no replies, so why post if there aren't replies for months? |
Hi Poaky If everyone felt that way there would be no posts at all. I post here when ever I think of it, and have something to rave or rant about. I dont think it matters where you're at in PA. I'm not to far from Pittsburgh and check here every so often. This time of the year I kinda think gardening isn't in the forefront of everyone's thoughts.. Have Merry Christmas Poaky |
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