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Still life with flying objects
30 July – 28 August
Fri – Sun, 12noon – 5pm
Or by appointment
Rhubaba presents Still life with flying objects, a group exhibition that brings together new and existing work by artists including Tim Dodds, Susie Green, Emma Hart and Susan Mowatt.
Scottish Poetry Library
Scottish Poetry Library – CONCRETE (2016)
28 July – 24 September
Tue, Wed & Fri, 10am – 5pm
Thu, 10am – 7pm
Sat, 10am – 4pm
As an international movement, Concrete Poetry began in the early 1950s. Avoiding the descriptive agenda and discursive flow of conventional verse, it was defined by one of its founders, Eugen Gomringer, as 'a constellation' or 'a play-area of fixed dimensions'.
Dovecot Gallery
The Scottish Endarkenment, Art and Unreason: 1945 to the Present
13 May – 29 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Outside August:
Mon – Sat, 10.30am – 5.30pm
The Scottish Endarkenment engages with a varied range of demanding topics from ever-escalating communal and international conflicts, social inequalities and consumer materialism to threatened gender identities, filial tension and sexual prejudices.
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Facing the World: Self-portraits Rembrandt to Ai Weiwei
16 July – 16 October
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Thu, 10am – 7pm
Outside August:
Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Thu, 10am – 7pm
This exhibition presents an exciting selection of portraits, in various media, spanning six centuries, from Rembrandt to Ai Weiwei's Instagram posts.
Fountain Close
Steve Pettengell – And to you (2016)
30 & 31 July
10am – 4pm
Playing every 30 minutes, on the hour
And to you is a sound installation responding to the cultural context of the area, acoustic properties of the site and key concerns of the artist's practice.
The Queen's Gallery
Painting Paradise: The Art of the Garden
5 August – 19 February 2017
Mon – Sun, 9.30am – 6pm
Last admission 5pm
Whether a sacred sanctuary, a place for scientific study, a haven for the solitary thinker or a space for pure enjoyment and delight, gardens are where man and nature meet.
City Art Centre
Alt-w | Alt-w: Blush Response
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sat, 10am – 5pm
Sun, 12noon – 5pm
NEO BRUTES by Dennis & Debbie Club is a 360° VR installation at the City Art Centre that re-imagines remnants of Scottish Brutalist architecture as the headquarters for an utopian movement.
Museum of Edinburgh
Sally Hackett – The Fountain of Youth
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sat, 10am – 5pm
Sun (August only), 12 noon – 5pm
Sally Hackett graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in 2012 and specialises in sculpture, often combining ceramic form and drawing to create lively narratives, full of humour.
Open Eye Gallery
Barbara Rae: Return Journey
1 August – 31 August
10am – 6pm. Sat, 10am – 4pm
Internationally acclaimed artist and printmaker, Barbara Rae CBE RA RE, presents an extraordinary collection, part-retrospective, part contemporary; a record of time passing, an intimate study of human habitation by ancient and modern societies that live off and work on the land.
Scotsman Steps
Martin Creed: Work No.1059, 2011
All year round
Mon – Sun, 5am – 10pm
Commissioned by Fruitmarket Gallery.
Inverleith House
I still believe in miracles
23 July – 23 October
Tue – Sun, 10am – 5.30pm
I still believe in miracles celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of the world renowned and influential exhibitions programme at Inverleith House, which has included some of the most memorable exhibitions ever staged in the UK.
The Glasite Meeting House
Helen McCrorie – The Clock in Commune (2016)
11 – 14 August
Thu & Fri, 10am – 5pm
Sat & Sun, 11am – 6pm
The Clock in Commune is a multi-screen video installation developed by artist Helen McCrorie for The Glasite House; an A-listed former worship house of the Glasite religious sect.
Jennifer Bailey: Will I Make a Good Father, Mother, Sister?
09 July – 04 September
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Outside August: Tue – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Jennifer Bailey's practice explores and questions the permeability of art production to patriarchal structures, desire, capital and paid work.
Edinburgh College of Art
Beverley Hood: Eidolon
13-21 August and 24-27 August
11am to 5pm with two late night openings on Wednesday 17 August and Thursday 18 August when the exhibition is open til 8pm.
Beverley Hood's new project Eidolon, explores the relationship between the body and technology, and the effect it has on our perception of what it means to be human and alive.
Prince of Wales Dock, Dazzle Ship
Ciara Phillips – Every Woman
2 June – 31 January 2017
Mon – Sun
Ciara Phillips' Every Woman, co-commissioned by Edinburgh Art Festival and 14-18 NOW, is the fourth in a series of 'Dazzle' ship designs developed by contemporary artists to commemorate the First World War.
Old Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Alison Watt: Still, 2004
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun, 8am – 6pm
Commissioned by Ingleby.
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
The Telfer Gallery – Kimberley O'Neill: Conatus TV (2016)
27 August 2 - 5pm
A talk and screening programme for Edinburgh Art Festival of works selected by Kimberley O'Neill
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Ruth Barker – Place of Pillars (2016)
Place of Pillars (2016) is a new spoken word artwork by Ruth Barker commissioned by ATLAS Arts. Composed as a live performance that will also be released as a downloadable podcast, it is a poetic monologue.
Jupiter Artland
Hayley Tompkins
30 July – 25 September
Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Outside August: Thu – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Using familiar and commonplace objects, Tompkins' works explore the language of paint and the experience of the ready-made.
Edinburgh College of Art
MAP: Endnotes (2016)
13 August, 2pm – 5pm
Endnotes is part of the MAP Footnoting the Archive project curated by guest editors Suzanne van der Lingen and Claire Walsh.
Talbot Rice Gallery
Jess Johnson: Eclectrc Panoptic
29 July – 8 October
Mon – Fri, 10am – 5pm
Sat & Sun 12noon – 5pm
Step-free access from West College Street.
Eclectrc Panoptic teases back layers of cognition, reflecting New Zealand born artist Jess Johnson's interest in science fiction, alternative universes and the slippery nature of perception and reality.
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
Kenny Hunter: Reproductive!
30 July – 24 September
Mon – Sat, 11am – 5pm
Reproductive! is an exhibition of new and reconfigured existing work from Scottish artist Kenny Hunter that explores the implications of emerging digital technology for sculptural processes.
Out of the Blue
Walking Institute/Deveron Arts – Walking Women (2016)
Thursday 11 August, 11am – 7pm
A programme of events that places women at the centre of discussions and debates about walking and art.
Burns Monument
Jonathan Owen
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Jonathan Owen takes pre-existing photographs and sculptures and painstakingly removes and reworks elements, transforming images and objects which were once fixed and resolved into mysterious uncertain forms.
Edinburgh Printmakers
History Machines by Donovan & Siegel
29 July – 22 October
Tue – Sat, 10am – 6pm
A UK premiere exhibition of new commissions and existing artwork by Toronto artists Matt Donovan and Hallie Siegel, that explores the enduring legacy of print that continues to shape how we communicate – even as we launch ourselves into a digital future.
Jacob's Ladder, Calton Road Bridge
Graham Fagen – A Drama In Time
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun
Graham Fagen is one of the most influential artists working in Scotland today. His work mixes media and crosses continents.
Jonathan Owen
28 July – 28 August
Tue – Sat, 11am – 5pm
Jonathan Owen's work involves the systematic transformation of readymade objects and images. He is interested in making by reducing and removing, and in the controlled collapse of existing objects as a method of production and reactivation.
Various venues
More Lasting than Bronze
In Scotland's Year of Innovation, Architecture and Design, our 2016 commissions programme explores one of the most important points of intersection for art and architecture in our city: the monument.
St Patrick's Church
Roderick Buchanan – Understanding versus Sympathy
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Working principally in photography and video, Roderick Buchanan is interested in how human identity is shaped and expressed.
Edinburgh Art Festival Kiosk
Platform: 2016 – The Brownlee Brothers
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Calum and Fraser Brownlee are a Dundee based duo who graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in 2013 and have since been awarded the John Kinross Scholarship and the SSW Residency Award.
Talbot Rice Gallery
Alice Neel: The Subject and Me
29 July – 8 October
Mon – Fri, 10am – 5pm
Sat & Sun, 12noon – 5pm
Step-free access from West College Street.
The Subject and Me tells the story of the turbulent events that shaped Alice Neel's life through a retrospective of drawings and selection of late paintings.
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Modern One
Surreal Encounters: Collecting the Marvellous
4 June – 11 September
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Outside August: Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
This exhibition will bring together some of the finest surrealist works of art from four legendary private collections, those of Roland Penrose, Edward James, Gabrielle Keiller and Ulla and Heiner Pietzsch.
Simon and Tom Bloor: Viewing Structure for the City Observatory
Throughout August
Collective are working with artists Simon and Tom Bloor to create a sculptural viewing tower to look into the City Observatory site while it is in its initial stages of development during August 2016.
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Modern Two
ARTIST ROOMS Joseph Beuys A Language of Drawing
30 July – 30 October
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Outside August: Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
The German artist, Joseph Beuys (1921—1986), is perhaps best known for his 'actions', installations and sculpture, but primarily he was interested in ideas: ideas about how the world, both natural and social, functioned and how the latter could be improved. He expressed these ideas most readily in his drawings.
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
Siân Robinson Davies: Conversations
16 July – 31 August
Mon – Sat, 11am – 5pm
Giving voice to the things around us, artist and comedian Siân Robinson Davies will present Conversations, a new audio work.
Edinburgh Art Festival Kiosk
Platform: 2016 - Jack Saunders
28 July – 28 August 2016
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Jack Saunders graduated from Glasgow School of Art with a BA in Environmental Art in 2012 and currently lives and works in Glasgow.
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Modern Two
Richard Wright: The Stairwell Project, 2010
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm (7pm during August)
Commissioned by the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art.
National Museum of Scotland
10 March – 25 September
Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
The idea of a shared Celtic heritage across ancient Europe retains a powerful hold over the popular imagination. But many common ideas about the people known as 'Celts' are in fact more recent reimaginings, revived and reinvented over the centuries.
Jupiter Artland
Christian Boltanski: Théâtre d'ombres, Les Archives du Coeur and Animitas
30 July – 25 September
Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Outside August: Thu – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Christian Boltanski will present two installations in The Steadings Gallery and The Goldsworthy Room alongside a new permanent, outdoor installation. Shadow Theatres (Théâtre d'ombres) is a series developed by the artist across different moments since 1984.
Edinburgh Art Festival Kiosk
Platform: 2016 - Paloma Proudfoot & Aniela Piasecka
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Based in Edinburgh since 2011, Paloma Proudfoot and Aniela Piasecka began to develop their collaborative practice in 2014, and are joint Artistic Directors of the all female performance company, Stasis.
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop
Raphael Rubinstein: The Miraculous
4 June – 31 August
Mon – Sat, 11am – 5pm
Episodes from the history of art will be retold and relocated.
Edinburgh Art Festival Kiosk
Platform: 2016 - Dorian Jose Braun
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Dorian Jose Braun graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in 2013. He was awarded the John Kinross Scholarship, and a Graduate Residency at Hospitalfield.
The Fruitmarket Gallery
Damián Ortega
9 July – 23 October
5 – 29 August, Mon – Sun,10 – 7pm
Outside August: Mon – Sat, 11am – 6pm, Sun 11am – 5pm
Born in 1967 in Mexico City, Damián Ortega is one of the most prominent artists of the new Mexican generation. His work prioritises action over object, seeking to call attention to the dynamism of the world around us, and the hidden poetry in the everyday.
Jo Spence
29 July – 16 October
Mon – Sun, 11am – 6pm
The work of Jo Spence continues to influence and inform debates on photography.
Scottish National Gallery
Inspiring Impressionism: Daubigny | Monet | Van Gogh
25 June – 2 October
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Thu, 10am – 7pm
Outside August:
Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Thu, 10am – 7pm
This major exhibition is an ambitious display of masterpieces from the Impressionist era. Featuring over 100 pictures, from collections around the world, Inspiring Impressionism focuses on three key artists.
Edinburgh College of Art
Edinburgh College of Art Masters Degree Show 2016
12 – 21 August
Mon – Sun, 11am – 5pm
Edinburgh College of Art's (ECA) campus comes alive with a wide range of work by staff, students and guests.
City Art Centre
Oliver Braid – The Old Mechanics (2016)
28 July – 27 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
The New Mechanics is a theory of art as utility introduced and popularised by Alistair Hudson, director of Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art.
Gayfield Creative Spaces
Bartholomew's Waltz (2016)
10 – 14 August
Daily, 10am – 6pm
Through a week-long exhibition and one-off feast day event, BART WALTZ will create a cross disciplinary forum for spontaneous creation inspired by reinterpreted fragments of history.
The Regent Bridge, Calton Road
Callum Innes: The Regent Bridge, 2012
All year round
Commissioned by Edinburgh Art Festival and Ingleby.
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2015
18 June – 2 October
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Thu, 10am – 7pm
Outside August:
Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Thu, 10am – 7pm
The Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2015 is the leading competition celebrating the very best in contemporary portrait photography from around the world.
City Art Centre
William Gillies & John Maxwell
30 July – 23 October
Mon – Sat, 10am – 5pm
Sun, 12noon – 5pm
William Gillies and John Maxwell were among the most significant Scottish artists of the 20th century.
Walking Institute / Deveron Arts – All Roads Lead to Venice (2016)
Friday 12 August
11am - 1pm, 2 - 4pm, 4 - 6pm
Exploring slow travel and bringing together artists who undertaken long distance journeys.
The Steel Shed
Supporting Act at DOK Artist Space (2016)
28 July – 4 August
Private view: 27 July, 6pm – 9pm
Daily, 10am – 8pm
ANGL Collective with Baha Görkem Yalim and Petter Yxell use the dramatic backdrop of the port of Leith to create a stage for unexpected things to happen.
Edinburgh Art Festival Kiosk
Platform: 2016
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
2016 is the second year of this festival initiative dedicated to providing greater opportunities for artists at the beginning of their careers.
The Number Shop
29 July – 28 August
Mon – Thu & Sun, 12noon – 5pm
Sat, 12noon – 8pm
Fri, from 7pm (29 Jul, 5, 12, 19, 26 Aug)
The Number Shop presents Goulash, a hot and heavy summer stew.
Jupiter Artland
Caroline Mesquita
30 July – 25 September
Mon – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Outside August: Thu – Sun, 10am – 5pm
Jupiter Artland is pleased to exhibit the first outdoor commission by French artist Caroline Mesquita, the artist's first solo institutional exhibition in the UK.
Trinity Apse
Olivia Webb – Voices Project
28 July – 29 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Olivia Webb's sound oriented art practice focuses on the human voice, particularly through a-cappella song, as a way of exploring and illuminating traditions, histories and experiences that are embodied in space and place.
Various venues
Walking Institute / Deveron Arts – All Roads Lead to Venice / Ugly Walk (2016)
Friday 12 August, 9 - 11am
Exploring slow travel and bringing together artists who undertake long distance journeys.
Old Royal High School
Bani Abidi – Memorial to Lost Words
28 July – 28 August
Mon – Sun, 10am – 6pm
Bani Abidi is interested in the language of power, often using humour to unpick the strategies adopted by politicians to construct and convey their authority.


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After testing cameras on a couple of buses, Walt Disney Transportation has decided to install four cameras in every bus in the fleet. For the safety of everyone aboard, three will be exterior, while one will be interior.
I recently saw one of the buses in the test run. It appears that at least one camera is focused on the load zones of the buses. I do hope this will cut down on some of the rowdiness at the bus stops.
How do you feel about cameras on buses? Do you think other modes of transportation, buses and monorails, need interior cameras?
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Bonnie - my birdies seem to do very well when only fed in the winter. I start filling my feeder around Thanksgiving and March 1st start cutting them back gradually until April 1st when there are lots of bugs and things blooming for them to enjoy. You'd have to alter your timetable to suit your area. Start when your first frost hits (or when it's supposed to, we don't always get a heavy frost) and start cutting back on your last frost date. I use a mixture of regular wild bird seed, black oil sunflower and thistle seed, about 1 part each. My cardinals and mourning doves are fat as little toads, they're TOO cute.
My feeder is up high and too close to the house for cats to get it, also hawks won't come this close to a dwelling. Every once in a while I catch a stray cat prowling the back of the yard staring at my birdies. The water hose sends them flying off at light speed. And they rarely come back, you know how they hate water and it doesn't hurt them just to get wet. I don't deadhead any of my purple coneflowers or rudbeckias late in the season so they have "natural" food sources too and all my berrying shrubs get picked clean, usually before I get to enjoy the show, but that's why I planted them (viburnums, mahonias, beautyberry). This all seems to work beautifully, I have more birds year round every year. I must have 15 or 20 mourning doves now and used to just have a pair. They like to get in all my beds, make depressions in the mulch and sun themselves. So this works, at least here. Hope that helps! Happy 2003!
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>Also saw the WSJ article. I don't fill my feeders during the warmer
>weather when insects are out...feed during the winter, after some
>frosts. I am wondering if that will help with the problem...the birds have
>to rely on nature during 3/4 of the year...I have tried to include some
>native plants that provide food for birds and butterflies. The article
>also pointed out that predators (cats and hawks, for example) use the
>feeders as a stakeout for birds. Also, that since many feeders are near
>buildings, birds often fly into buildings, killing or incapacitating
>themselves. So far, I have not seen the cats very successful...don't know
>about the hawks...my feeders are under some canopies so the smaller birds
>have more cover. Any thoughts?
>Bonnie 6+ ETN
>At 01:35 PM 12/29/02 -0500, you wrote:
>>Maybe it's an urban legend, but I understood that birds don't feed seeds to
>>their babes: they can't process it for that purpose. They need insects and
>>worms. But then, I haven't read the WSJ article. My theory had been
>>that the birds would eat at the feeder for themselves and go on to gather
>>insects to feed their young.
>>on 12/29/2002 10:39 AM, Donna at firstname.lastname@example.com wrote:
>> > Cathy,
>> > I go thru a lot of seed... don't think cooking it would work here.
>> >
>> > Did not see the article in WSJ. Hightlights? Seems the birds around here
>> > find enough to eat during the summer months and just munch at the bird
>> > feeders. Come winter they seem to depend on them.
>> >
>> > Donna
>> >
>> >> On the subject of bird feeders, did anyone read the article on that
>> >> subject on the front page of the Wall Street Journal? The thrust being
>> >> that some believe they are doing birds more harm than good.
>> >> Cathy
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- In a large skillet, cook sausage over medium-high heat until brown. Drain off fat. If desired, peel eggplant. Cut eggplant into 1-inch pieces.
- In a 4- to 5 1/2-quart slow cooker, combine sausage, eggplant, tomatoes in puree, mushrooms, tomato paste, onion, wine, and garlic.
- Cover and cook on low-heat setting for 7 to 8 hours or on high-heat setting for 3 1/2 to 4 hours. Stir in herbs and olives. If desired, season to taste with salt and/or pepper.
- Serve eggplant mixture over hot cooked pasta. Sprinkle with cheese and, if desired, pine nuts.
Nutrition Facts (Pasta with Eggplant Sauce)
- Per serving:
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- 16 g fat
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- 6 g monounsatured fat),
- 32 mg chol.,
- 871 mg sodium,
- 65 g carb.,
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I completely agree with you. Ranchers should not be acting as enforcement officers, because there should be no enforcement officers. Ranchers need to accept that their land is our land. Poor people, from all over the world need to be welcomed to the opporunities available to them. Private property rights are an anachronism.
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Our next main destination was Bariloche but equally important to us was to see the Ruta Del Siete Lagos (Seven Lakes Route) so we made our first stop at the northern point of the route in San Martin De Los Andes. The small town, built aside a lake has a very swiss feel due to the first European immigrants that came from the mountains of Switzerland, Germany and Austria. Along with the mountains and lakes, beautiful log cabins with stone bases provide that swiss feel. The only problem is we could barely appreciate any of this because it was raining. It felt exactly like a cold rainy day during fall in New York when you can feel winter coming in the air. I shouldn�t have been surprised because that�s exactly the season Argentina is in but it was just wierd to experience that kind of weather late in May. All we wanted to do was lay in a warm, comfy bed and watch the rain from inside and so we did just that. Thanks to the low season we were able to check into one of the top rated hotels in town for a really good price
Early next morning a private van picked us up for our ride down to Bariloche along the Seven Lakes Route, of course it was still interminably raining. Even though it was cloudy, rainy and cold we still got some decent views of the lakes on the four hour ride down. The nice part about the van was we could open the side door open to get a good view without having to step out into the rain but once the van dropped us off in the center of Bariloche we had to fend off the cold on our own. We weren�t very inclinded to do so and spent the rest of the day in bed peeking out the window, praying the rain would end. I wish I could say that was the end of our problems because there was also the issue of the active volcano nearby. We weren�t in any danger at all but our flights south were; apparently large volumes of smoke rising from the volcano had been cancelling flights for the past two weeks. As for ours, we would have to wait and see until the morning of the flight. We decided to put it out of our minds and just try and enjoy our time here and cross that bridge when it came. I should mention the one ray of light that day was the chocolate from Mamushchka, the top notch chocolate shop in a city famous for it. It again confirmed that dulce de leche makes anything better.
What do you suppose happened the next day? Our flight was canceled and it was raining again...ugh. There was no point in driving up or going to San Martin because it would just be raining the whole time. We decided to get the hell out of the area and jumped back on bus to San Rafael. At least over there it was dry season and considerably warmer. What a sad, sad dissapointment of a day.
The lakes region is beautiful, but definitely a spot better visited in summer (even if it is high season.) It was a shame that the rain tainted most of our time here, especially the 7 lakes drive, during which it was raining ice and there was snow on the ground. On top of that, I got sicker and sicker with each passing day I spent in the cold. My body is just ready for summer I think. On the upside, the cute little place we stayed in San Martin was fabulous - brand new and cheap, with the comfiest room ever complete with a towel warmer
As for the flights....I was totally bummed because I really wanted to see glaciers and penguins. But on the other hand I was sort of grateful to avoid another week of even colder conditions - Patagonia is another area I think is better visited in summer. So, hopefully we will get there on another future trip. This trip has really taught us both to be flexible with plans, because lets face it - things dont always go the way you want. In fact, they rarely do. Despite the fact that our initial plan and backup plan both fell through we tried to stay positive and come up with a practical alternative. And so it was decided to repay a visit to the glorious wine country :)


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blooming vine/shrub after it has bloomed and not just before it is supposed
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back for a month or so, he might have those blooms he so coveted. Sure
enough, his lilac bloomed that spring! And I had also read that a wisteria
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I'm still waiting for my hydrangea to bloom. It is about 4 years old now, I
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I am sure you are not growing the same wisteria I am, but a friend gave it
to me about 6-7 years ago and it has bloomed every year- well at least a few
especially at first. It was very tiny back then, he had overwintered it once
so it was only 2 years old- of course I have no idea if it was a seed or a
graft...but thinking graft. He wanted me to try it and see if it was going
to behave and survive here. it did survive, but wish it would have grown
Are you sure you are not cutting off the blooms to be when you doing all
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> > We do that every year, for the past 6 years, at
> least. Is there such a
> > thing as non-blooming wisteria? Had to go out and
> wack at it again, it was
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> I read somewhere that a wisteria needs to be at least seven years
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Growing up in the 1950s as a white person in an all white, mostly Jewish neighborhood in Flatbush, Brooklyn, I had essentially no contact with darker complexioned people from different ethnic groups. It wasn't until I started working in hospitals as a respiratory therapist that I began to have consistent personal contact with people of various ethnicities and skin colors both as co-workers and patients. In a society that emphasizes our differences, working in a hospital has brought me face to face with issues and facts that unite us all. In the context of human illness, pain and death, our nation's long and tragic obsession with skin color seems absurdly superficial. Emphysema and lung cancer don't discriminate, we all bleed red, and when a surgeon cuts through our various skins our vital organs are all the same.


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