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STATE BANK OF INDIA - CHAMBA is located at UTTARAKHAND state, TEHRI GARHWAL district, TEHRI GARHWAL city and the bank branch's address is [DIST TEHRI GARHWAL, UTTARAKHAND 249145]. Contact phone number / numbers - IP-340246 PHONE-01376-255239,256109. The IFSC Code is SBIN0006534. Branch code is the last six characters of the IFSC Code - 006534. Individual bank branch's details are listed below.
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AfterElton readers know what's Hot in Hollywood. We're a community of voracious yet discerning pop culture consumers, so when it comes to TV, movies, web series and celebrities… tourniquet be damned, our finger is on the bloody pulse! This year in our first annual Hot in Hollywood poll our readers cast over 800,000 votes (yes, you read that correctly) crowning winners in 21 different categories, everything from Favorite Movie Beefcake to Guilty TV Pleasure to Child Actor We Don't Hate.
There were some tight races (Favorite Web Series, Favorite TV Beefcake and Greatest TV Villain) and a couple gimmes (Teen Wolf obviously had a lock on Favorite TV Sidekick), but the big surprise was how evenly distributed the love was. No single TV or film project took home more than one or two awards.
All in all, it was an impressive launch for the first annual Hot in Hollywood Awards, and our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated. And now, without further ado, our 2012 winners…
Chris Colfer defines the term "pitch perfect" playing Kurt Hummel on Glee. We shared his heartbreak at Blaine's infidelity and cheered during his New York Academy of Dramatic Arts auditions. Throughout it all, Chris remained just so gosh darn cute.
What was he doing when not working on Glee? Typical twenty-something stuff like writing The Land of Stories, a bestselling book for young adults. Crafting the upcoming movie Struck By Lightning's script and starring in it. Being generally amazing.
Oh, and winning this award.
It's easy to see why Jessica Lange won Favorite TV Actress. Let's imagine what her day planner must look like:
8:00am: Awakened by my alarm clock, which consists of several rainbow finches specially trained to gently serenade me out of slumber.
9:00am: Begin filming American Horror Story: Asylum. Break to drink tea while sharing laughs with James Cromwell and Chloe Sevigny. Talk of how despite terrifying audiences on screen, we're actually incredibly sweet people in real life.
5:00pm: Smile at random strangers, because it's a nice thing to do.
6:00pm: Receive a call from UNICEF, thanking me for being their Goodwill Ambassador. Feel inner peace when remembering I've met Hillary Clinton.
7:00pm: Take some potentially award winning photographs simply because I love art.
9:00pm: Meditate on how wonderful it is to be Jessica Lange.
One of the most welcome new TV series this year is The New Normal. Each week the Ryan Murphy production chronicles another chapter in the lives of two gay men, their surrogate, her overbearing grandmother, and her 9-year-old daughter Shania played by Bebe Wood. Watching shows featuring poorly cast child stars is enjoyable as viewing an autopsy. Remember young Wil Wheaton's maligned role playing Wesley Crusher, the magical pubescent elf on Star Trek: The Next Generation? Luckily for The New Normal, Bebe can actually act.
Shania had us by the second episode, when she busted out that spot on Little Edie impersonation. Clearly, young Ms. Wood is a pro. The New Normal isn't her first acting gig; she has experience working with well-known television talent: Tina Fey on 30 Rock and Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Veep to name a few. While most kids her age are performing in school plays, she's sharing screen time with Liz Lemon.
Shania Clemmons is clearly the young star's breakout role, and the fact that she can hold her own against her amazing adult castmates makes you think this girl is in for a long and storied career. We certainly can't wait to see it.
The world of television is filled with great sidekicks. For every Batman, there's a Robin. For every Kirk, a Spock. For every Scott McCall, a Stiles Stilinski.
Wait. What the hell is a Stiles?
Stiles Stilinski, played by actor Dylan O'Brien, is the fidgety best friend of teen wolf Scott McCall. He may be Teen Wolf's comic relief, but don't underestimate his central role on the series. He's smart, sarcastic, quick-witted, and vulnerable. That last one doesn't seem like a positive character trait in a universe of alpha wolves and sadistic werehunters, but Stiles makes it work. He's stuck with a group of supernatural superhumans, while being supernormal. Still, he's brave and determined as any of them, and we see that instead of his vulnerability. Despite human shortcomings, Stiles is always around to help Scott out with whatever he needs, and that's the mark of a true sidekick.
If you asked Stiles though, he'd tell you he'd rather be Batman every once in a while.
There aren't many villains who strike fear into hero hearts with just a name—but Moriarty is definitely one of them. The bad guy going up against Sherlock Holmes since 1891 is nothing short of cunning, confident, and totally off his rocker.
Perhaps the reincarnation best capturing these traits is Andrew Scott's BAFTA-winning (basically an Emmy with a British accent), IT-guy-but-really-a-criminal-mastermind version of Jim Moriarty who goes to any lengths just to discredit his nemesis, Sherlock (Benedict Cumberbatch). Scott's Moriarty is the perfect villain: he appears completely unhinged, able to swing from calm and collected to loud and frenzied in barely the blink of an eye. Psychiatrists would need new sections in the DSM to classify everything going on with this guy. What makes him so frightening (and dare we say sexy) is his complete disregard for civility—or, more accurately, anything other than his own desire for chaos.
Everyone has that one show they love to watch and yet are hesitant to cop to it around their more highbrow acquaintances. We have no doubt that Teen Wolf fits that bill for some of its audience. Okay, any Teen Wolf fans past, say, 30.
But the show (based on the classic '80s movie of the same title) has lots of fans in every age group. It has all the essentials for satisfying escapist television: a gorgeous cast (Tyler Hoechlin, Colton Haynes, Crystal Reed and Holland Roden), riveting villains (Mama Argent was a hoot!), great acting (Dylan O'Brien is a true pleasure to watch), and briskly-paced storylines with actual character development.
So let go of the guilt. If you haven't come out of the closet yet as a Teen Wolf fan, it's time to come clean.
Dame Maggie Smith (just saying her name makes us hungry for tea and crumpets) is one of the star players on ITV's period drama, Downton Abbey. As Violet Crawley, Countess of Grantham, she provides the show with sharp wit and perfect poise—and watching her do hilariously prim yet deeply cutting verbal battle with the less well-mannered around her is one of the most reliable joys of the series. It makes us all long for a time when etiquette could be used for a weapon. Pray God this indomitable character returns for Downtown's fourth season. Here's a taste of the Countess in action throwing turn of the century shade. ….
We would post more photos of your Favorite TV Beefcake Alex O'Laughlin shirtless, but that doesn't seem fair—how could anyone focus on the rest of their day with something like that distracting them?
Born in Australia, O'Loughlin's abs only began acting in 2003. His strong, toned forearms starred in several films and tv shows, including August Rush, Moonlight, Criminal Minds, and The Back-Up Plan. His perfectly sculpted thighs' most recent casting on the rebooted CBS crime series Hawaii Five-0 as Steve McGarrett is the perfect role for fans to appreciate him. O'Loughlin is the tall, dark, and handsome type, and the show's frequent beachside filming provides ample opportunity to see this gorgeous creature in various states of undress. Jack Lord never looked so good.
RuPaul's Drag Race isn't just an entertaining show. Watching aspiring queens lip synch for their lives and sashay down runways was wonderful in this year's fourth season and All Stars incarnation.
What makes Drag Race special are its byproducts, kind of like NASA's 60s space race. It's given us performers like gender terrorist Sharon Needles, and the fun spin off Drag U. Extending humor, camp and glamor beyond TV screens lets RuPaul's Drag Race cross this finish line in first place.
What started out 8 years ago as a show about two brothers looking for their missing father has come a long, long way. The Road So Far: demons, psychic powers, trips to hell, angels, more demons, leviathans, trips to purgatory, and death. Lots and lots of death. Also Death, who is actually a character much loved by the fans.
Supernatural is more than a Sci-Fi/Fantasy series, as any of its loyal fanbase can tell you. It can double as a Sci-Fi/Comedy (as showcased in episodes such as "Mystery Spot" or the recent "Hunteri Heroici") or even triple as a Sci-Fi/Drama (like in "All Hell Breaks Loose Parts 1 & 2" or "Swan Song"—oh, hell, any of the season finales fall into this category).
We would, of course, be remiss if we didn't mention one of the other reasons we love Supernatural: the cast! Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, and Misha Collins and new addition Ty Olsson (Vampire Benny) all are devilishly hard to resist.
Hey, have you heard about this show called Glee? Apparently it's pretty great. Our Favorite TV Actor Chris Colfer is in it. So is Jane Lynch, and she's funny or something.
Seriously though, Glee's fourth season is killing it. Expanding its setting outside Mckinley High into New York, introducing fresh faces like Jacob Artist (Jake Puckerman), Becca Tobin (Kitty) and Glee Project alums Blake Jenner (Ryder) and Alex Newell (Unique) and guest appearances from Kate Hudson and Drag Race contestant Shangela keeps this series moving in new directions.
There have been countless incarnations of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's brilliant detective Sherlock Holmes and his sidekick John Watson—big budget films starring Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law, the detective-as-doctor tv show House with Hugh Laurie, and even an interpretation featuring Joan Watson (CBS' Elementary with Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu).
Probably the best-done and most-loved version is the BBC's simply titled Sherlock, with Benedict Cumberbatch as the titular genius and Martin Freeman as his John Watson. Set in modern-day London with an all-star cast perfectly suited to their characters, this retelling of several classic Sherlock Holmes tales (most notably "The Reichenbach Fall" from The Final Problem) accurately documents what life would be like for Sherlock in the present.
The only problem with Sherlock? There's not enough of it. Its first two seasons together amount to only six aired episodes, and series 3 (another paltry three episodes) doesn't even begin shooting until next year. Best stock up on some nicotine patches—the long wait will obviously be a three-patch-problem. If you haven't watched this show yet, catch up via Netflix, Amazon or iTunes!
Being different in America is tough, but fortunately, things are changing. "Normal" doesn't have one set definition anymore, a fact made crystal clear in Ryan Murphy's latest comedy The New Normal. Set in California, the show centers around a gay couple who want nothing more than to have a child of their own. Finding a surrogate mother proves rough, until Goldie Clemmons agrees to carry their child. She may not wear the pants in this family, but does provide the genes. Okay, bad joke. Apologies.
The result is a funny, heartwarming program showing audiences "normal" can mean anything. Maybe it's a nuclear family with a mom, dad, and children. Could be a gay couple, their personal assistant, and surrogate whose daughter and grandmother tag along. Ellen Barkin's Jane is an especially fun character disagreeing with Goldie about everything except booze and right-wing politics. Lord knows a Republican living in New Normal's household probably needs a gin and tonic or twelve every now and then.
The show strives to convey tolerance and acceptance. If it can get more people seeing that "normal" is different for everyone, then it really deserves to be your favorite new series.
Bow before queen of queens RuPaul. Her shempire encompasses hit shows RuPaul's Drag Race and Drag U. Musical anthems like "Glamazon" claim dancefloors as territory in her massive dominion. When the great and powerful RuPaul graces us in male form, lesser men rend their garments saddened they'll never look that good in a suit. Ru is the drag world's sun, leaving competition standing in the shade. Look on her works, ye mighty, and despair.
To hear Andrew Garfield tell it, he always wanted to star in The Amazing Spider-Man. "The character lives out my — and every skinny boy's fantasy."
After watching the gorgeously lanky Garfield sling his web this past summer… we have a few skinny boy fantasies of our own. We're so jealous of his on and offscreen girlfriend Emma Stone!
The Hunger Games' Katniss Everdeen is the perfect antidote to Twilight's mostly inert and helpless Bella. Here was a teen female heroine who actually kicked ass!
It takes a special actress to pull that off, but Jennifer Lawrence (previously nominated for an Oscar for Winter's Bone) hit the bullseye, and no surprise that our readers gave her the Hot in Hollywood nod for Favorite Movie Actress.
Lawrence was strong, confident, perfectly capturing the character that fans of the books had come to love. She was believably hesitant around Josh Hutcherson (Peeta), truly seeming to have no idea of "the effect she can have." She made you believe she was a deadly shot as an archer (a skill the actress diligently studied for the role). And her Katniss was gutwrenchingly crushed at the death of her young companion in the Games, 12-year-old Rue.
But the neatest trick? Spinning around in that CGI flame dress with aplomb. You keep on twirling, girl. We can't wait to see you in the sequel, Catching Fire, out next year.
There are villains we love to hate—Voldemort from Harry Potter, Jim Moriarty from BBC's Sherlock, Lucifer from Supernatural. There's also evildoers like The Avenger's Loki who really tug on your heartstrings and make you feel for them. Now, we're not talking about the 100% irrevocably evil Loki from the comic. Tom Hiddleston's portrayal of Loki makes him hard to hate. Sure, he may skewer us with that… scepter (get your mind out of the gutter!), but he's just so darn handsome. Besides, having that goody two shoes Thor as an older brother would make anyone crazy.
Magic Mike was a revolutionary movie. Outside of gay porn, what other film has offered an uninhibited and dare we say healthy celebration of the beautiful male form? The main cast—all men, all gorgeous—was a smorgasboard of beefcake: Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer, Matthew McConaughey, and, of course, Matt Bomer.
Bomer had a relatively minor part in the film, but his memorable naughty Ken doll striptease made an outsized contribution… and his full, bum-baring performance included on the Magic Mike DVD is the very definition of "Bonus Material"!
Marvel's Avengers was a guaranteed success no matter how we looked at it. Besides the powerhouse of talent behind the camera (Joss Whedon as writer/director with Jon Favreau as an executive producer), the cast onscreen was phenomenal. With Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, and Samuel L. Jackson all reprising their roles from previous films as the titular Avengers, and Mark Ruffalo taking over as Hulk, Marvel and Disney created a superhero movie that was the perfect formula of kickass and funny, blending action with humor seamlessly, and making the audience feel like this bunch of people (and gods and…that big…green thing) could be real, and more importantly, could really save us.
As long as you don't get on Dr. Banner's bad side, that is.
No award in our Hot in Hollywood poll was more hotly contested than that of "Favorite Web Series." Over 235,000 votes were cast in this category alone, the vast majority of them going to just two nominees: The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, a clever modern retelling of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice in video blog format… and Where the Bears Are, a hirsute comedy whodunit set in L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood.
In the end, Lizzie Bennet grabbed the prize with over 133,000 votes, but Where the Bears Are had such an impressive runner up showing (115,000 votes) that we simply had to recognize this fine series as well. Make sure and check them both out!
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All year I dream of the days of May when the sun is warm, the sky is blue, the grass is green, and the garden is all new again!
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day - June 2014
Here in my USDA Hardiness Zone 6a garden in central Indiana, we've had quite a bit of rain these last few days, so it was nice to see the sun shining on a weekend day.
The sun here seems to be shining just for my Oso Easy® Cherry Pie Roses. I am pleased with how these came through the winter. I cut them back to nubbins in early spring and they've grown completely back. "Keeper, keeper, keeper", sing the birds around this rose.
Later in the day I went out and took some more bloom day pictures.
I have several different Clematis in bloom throughout the garden. I know the names of some of them, but others I don't.
This is Clematis 'Pagoda'. It's is really pretty this year, with lots of blooms.
Here's Clematis 'Rooguchi'. It would look a lot nicer if it wasn't growing at ground level. I guess it doesn't like the support I offered it.
This unknown pink clematis grows near the patio. It's a miracle it is still here because it was covered in concrete dust, stomped on, and left for me to take to the compost pile when I had the patio re-done.
I also do not know the official name of this white clematis.
Finally, there is my old faithful Clematis integrifolia 'Alba' blooming in the middle of Plopper's Field.
Elsewhere in the garden, amongst the utilities on the side of the house, the ditch lilies are in bloom, Hemerocallis fulva.
It's hard to break up with some flowers.
I tried to break up with the daylily Hemerocallis 'Stella De Oro', but I still have one clump of it back by the grape arbor.
Goodness, look at the time. Time grows short and there are many other posts of bloom day pictures to see, so I'll show just a few more.
Dasiphora fruticosa blooms aound the chairs in The Shrubbery garden border. I remember when we used to know it as Potentilla. Back behind the chairs you can see the chartreuse leaves of Cotinus coggygria 'Ancot' which is sold under the name Golden Spirit™.
Finally, it's Father's Day here in the United States so I am posting a canna bloom I'm sure my Dad would have approved of. He liked bright, bold blooms.
And that's Garden Blogger's Bloom Day in June here at May Dreams Gardens.
What's blooming in your garden? We'd love to see your June blooms. Just post on your blog about the blooms in your garden, then come back here and leave a comment, then add a link to your bloom day post on the Mr. Linky widget below. Just like last month, you should also be able to choose a picture from your post to include with your link.
"We can have flowers nearly every month of the year." ~ Elizabeth Lawrence
73 comments:
- Julie said...
Carol, your clematis are spectacular! Mine bloom a bit--then poof! They're gone. Yours are just lovely...and I have a bit of clematis envy right now. :-) Happy GBBD!
- Sun Jun 15, 12:16:00 AM 2014
- HELENE said...
Thank you for hosting the GBBD yet again, and thanks for letting us see your June garden, love your Clematis 'Rooguchi', so unusual flowers.
- Sun Jun 15, 12:22:00 AM 2014
- Ruth @ Camellia Rose said...
Your summer garden looks wonderful, especially the clematis! My winter garden is a bit soggy from rain and weather this month, but I found enough blooms to photograph - just!
- Sun Jun 15, 01:56:00 AM 2014
- Anna said...
Happy GBBD to you Carol :) I chuckled at your comment about what action a saner person might take regarding the hemerocallis fulva. It's Father's Day here too on this side of the pond and I too will be thinking of my dear dad who loved his garden.
- Sun Jun 15, 03:16:00 AM 2014
- patientgardener said...
Hi Carol
Thanks for hosting this meme, its been my favourite for some years now. I'm all geraniums this month. Hopefully my link will appear shortly in your list, not sure if I did it right
- Sun Jun 15, 03:21:00 AM 2014
- patientgardener said...
Hi Carol
Thanks for hosting this meme, its been my favourite for some years now. I'm all geraniums this month. Hopefully my link will appear shortly in your list, not sure if I did it right
- Sun Jun 15, 03:21:00 AM 2014
- rusty duck said...
Carol, you have reminded me that I need to add more clematis to the garden. Aren't they beautiful. I've just had to dig up and replant one of mine, how's that for perfect timing, not!
Happy Blooms Day and thanks for hosting.
- Sun Jun 15, 03:27:00 AM 2014
- Pauline said...
Hi Carol, thanks for hosting once more. Your Clematis Pagoda is ahead of mine, I just have tight buds! Love your Canna, your Dad had good taste!
- Sun Jun 15, 03:33:00 AM 2014
- Nan Ondra said...
Lovely, lovely clematis and roses--just right for a flower-filled June post. And I agree with Pauline about that canna: what a beauty. Thanks for hosting the garden party today, Carol!
- Sun Jun 15, 04:45:00 AM 2014
- Lee@A Guide to Northeastern Gardening said...
Hi Carol. Thank you for hosting once again. June is such a wonderful month in the garden with everything blooming! Your Clematis are gorgeous!
- Sun Jun 15, 06:58:00 AM 2014
- islandgal246 said...
Happy GBB to everyone! Carol Please send me some rain and some of your tramps. I will put them to good use!
- Sun Jun 15, 07:03:00 AM 2014
- Jeff White said...
Thanks for the posting... and prompting some of us to post because it is GBBD! Love clematis season. that "Rooguchi" is lovely, even if it is low down.
- Sun Jun 15, 07:27:00 AM 2014
- Janie Jurkiewicz said...
Happy Bloom Day, May and All....I see your lilies are blooming. My Aunt gave me some and they are lovely...and apparently something even I can't mess up
- Sun Jun 15, 07:40:00 AM 2014
- Chloris said...
Thank you for hosting Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day, Carol.
I love all your clematis particularly the dainty little bells of Clematis 'Rooguchi' which I haven't seen before.
- Sun Jun 15, 08:18:00 AM 2014
- Rock rose said...
hanks for hosting our June blooms. I'm in love with your clematis. Unfortunately don't seem to be able to use the link even though I created a flower. Help!
- Sun Jun 15, 08:33:00 AM 2014
- Erica Smith said...
I still have ditch lilies too, but mine aren't blooming yet. Lovely blooms, Carol!
- Sun Jun 15, 08:59:00 AM 2014
- Rose said...
So many lovely clematises, Carol! Don't ditch the ditch lilies! I don't have any, but I do still have lots of Stellas, and I agree it's hard to get rid of something you've had so long, particularly when they're so reliable. Love that first photo with the sun shining on your roses. Happy Bloom Day!
- Sun Jun 15, 09:14:00 AM 2014
- Donna said...
Oh Carol your garden is stunning. I adore your rose. I cut mine back in spring a bit but the cold spring did them in and they needed to be cut further back still.
Thanks for hosting all the gorgeous blooms around the world.
- Sun Jun 15, 10:02:00 AM 2014
- bookworm said...
I see your weather has been somewhat similar to our weather here in upstate New York. Thank you once again for hosting; I enjoyed your sunrise photo and all of the flowers. No favorites this time - all wonderful. Bookworm aka Ramblin'with AM.
- Sun Jun 15, 10:12:00 AM 2014
- Ms. Wis./Each Little World said...
It's hard to get rid of those plants we learned to love first like the old standby dayllilies!
- Sun Jun 15, 10:19:00 AM 2014
- thesalemgarden.com said...
Hi there! your clematis and calla lily are beautiful! I tried to link up but I couldn't get my image to post? Unless it's posting twenty times in which case I'm really sorry! I'll try to check back later and do it again. Happy GBBD and thanks! Michele
- Sun Jun 15, 10:22:00 AM 2014
- outlawgardener said...
Your garden is looking glorious! I think we all love this time of year in our gardens! I totally understand you being a softy about some plants as there are some in my garden that I swear to get rid of every year and yet they stay. Thanks for hosting the party again Carol and Happy GBBD!
- Sun Jun 15, 10:32:00 AM 2014
- mygardenersays said...
Those clematis are beautiful--I don't have any in my gardens, but I should change that. Your garden is beautiful! Happy Bloom Day.
- Sun Jun 15, 10:46:00 AM 2014
- flutterandhum said...
Lovely photos all around! I think your white Clematis might be a Huldine. It has those lovely, curved petals. And thanks for reminding me of my Rooguchi! I have barely seen it this year - it is being smothered by surrounding plants. I will have to rescue it immediately! Also, wonderful tribute to your father. I think he would have loved everything in your garden!
Happy GBBD, and thanks for hosting!
- Sun Jun 15, 11:06:00 AM 2014
- danger garden said...
I think you helped me to i.d. an unknown (inherited) daylilly: Hemerocallis fulva. Thank you!
Wish you were going to be in Portland next month for the Garden Bloggers Fling...
- Sun Jun 15, 12:04:00 PM 2014
- Kris Peterson said...
Roses, Clematis and daylilies - I can't think of anything better! Happy GBBD, Carol, and thanks, as always, for hosting this event.
- Sun Jun 15, 12:27:00 PM 2014
- judy bracik said...
just love comparing all the blooms across the country. thanks
- Sun Jun 15, 12:39:00 PM 2014
- Lulu said...
Great to have found your site and enjoy all the beautiful blooms.
- Sun Jun 15, 01:20:00 PM 2014
- Jean Campbell said...
Your clematis are lovely. The Canna is a stunner for those of us who like tropical effects.
A big sweep of an old favorite always looks better to me than a sickly specimen of fancy hybrid that barely hangs on but was too expensive to dump.
I'm already looking forward to July's Blooms.
- Sun Jun 15, 01:56:00 PM 2014
- Shirley Fox said...
I love your Clematis, just beautiful. A tropical canna is always fun in the summer garden.
- Sun Jun 15, 02:40:00 PM 2014
- Angie said...
A nice selection of Clematis. Some clematis just want to scramble nearer to the ground. Mind you, if you had wanted it too it never would!
Thanks for hosting this wonderful meme Carol. A Happy Bloom Day to you.
- Sun Jun 15, 02:43:00 PM 2014
- Jane Scunthorpe said...
Oops ! I thought Potentilla was still Potentilla ! It probably will stay as Potentilla in my head, anyway!
Lovely things going on in that garden of yours ! Clematis are lovely. Maybe they like being treated mean , and we should cover them all annually in cement dust, then leave them completely alone !!
Thanks for hosting - there are so many cracking blogs to discover ! I'm all roses this month, can't resist them!
- Sun Jun 15, 02:46:00 PM 2014
- ramblinginthegarden said...
Ditch lilies! Is that what you call Hemerocallis fulva?! Is there something I ought to know, as I love mine! Lovely to see your blooms - roses and clematis especially, which have dominated my post today as well. Thanks for hosting.
- Sun Jun 15, 03:21:00 PM 2014
- Mary Thevenot said...
I had no idea there were so many different, beautiful varieties of clematis! I can see why you love them. The pagoda structure is so pretty, too.
I like all the orange blooms in your garden, too, from the Ditch Lilies to the Cannas.
Thanks for hosting, and happy GBBD!
- Sun Jun 15, 03:23:00 PM 2014
- greggo said...
I think most of us have a ploppers field don't we? Yours look great.
- Sun Jun 15, 04:01:00 PM 2014
- dorothy said...
Carol, I think your spring garden looks lovely, especially the clematis. "Rooguchi' is probably in it's 'creep year' and next year will be its 'leap year'!
(I think somehow I entered my May blog post instead of the June. Now I can't seem to correct it. Can you help me out?) Sorry!
- Sun Jun 15, 04:36:00 PM 2014
- Trainer John said...
Looking good again. Thankfully your winter must just be a bad memory.
- Sun Jun 15, 04:42:00 PM 2014
- dorothy said...
Thank you! Much better!
- Sun Jun 15, 04:53:00 PM 2014
- Ni de Aqui, Ni de Alla said...
Hi, thank you for hosting Bloom Day. Great pictures! I'm glad that unknown pink clematis is alive too, it's so pretty!
- Sun Jun 15, 05:41:00 PM 2014
- Jenny Harris said...
Thank you for hosting!
- Sun Jun 15, 06:33:00 PM 2014
- Amy Farrier said...
So many lovely types of clematis in your garden. And happy bloom day!
- Sun Jun 15, 06:42:00 PM 2014
- LeftyGardener said...
Great to see all your gorgeous Clematis! Mine are a little delayed in blooming this year, thanks to the Polar Vortex and never-ending winter.
I had to remove all my Hemerocallis fulva a couple years ago, but they were always dependable and cheerful, and nothing bothered them! There's nothing wrong with keeping a plant like that!
- Sun Jun 15, 07:10:00 PM 2014
- WashingtonGardener said...
I'm so glad you shared Clematis 'Rooguchi'! Just yesterday I was wracking my brain for the name of that Clematis as it is one I've long wanted to add to my climbing plants collection.
Hope to see you soon at GWA Pittsburgh!
- Sun Jun 15, 08:21:00 PM 2014
- Hannah said...
Your flowers look lovely! I'm envious of your Rooguchi, mine didn't make it. But Venosa Violacea is really outperforming itself this year. Thanks for hosting!
- Sun Jun 15, 09:04:00 PM 2014
- Christopher C. NC said...
I am pleased to report Father's/Bloom Day June 15th, 2014 a garden, Ku'ulei A'ina is officially born.
- Sun Jun 15, 09:23:00 PM 2014
- Les said...
Thank you once again Carol!
- Sun Jun 15, 09:25:00 PM 2014
- Emily Khan said...
Beautiful pictures, Carol! Thanks for hosting!
- Sun Jun 15, 09:44:00 PM 2014
- Corner Gardener Sue said...
Things are looking good your way. I have some of those orange daylilies, too, but they are not blooming yet.
- Sun Jun 15, 11:30:00 PM 2014
- Jennifer Dennis said...
June is such a pretty month in the garden, the last hurrah before rains disappear. Thanks for the ID on the ditch daylily. I've inherited some and didn't know what it was. Cheers!
- Sun Jun 15, 11:32:00 PM 2014
- Renee said...
Carol, thank you as always for hosting! Your flowers are gorgeous this month - thanks for sharing!
- Sun Jun 15, 11:37:00 PM 2014
- Heather said...
I can't believe you lost your dad so young. :( That canna is gorgeous--do you know the name of it?
- Mon Jun 16, 12:38:00 AM 2014
- ShellE said...
The Garden looks Great!!! I love the Bloom day -it encourages me to document. Thanks for the photos and inspiration
- Mon Jun 16, 08:39:00 AM 2014
- _emily_rose said...
I love that you have the botanical name for your ditch lilies! I divided mine last year, and I think I gave away 300. They were out of control. It's a little weird not seeing the massive clump in my front yard, but I think they'll do better thinned out, and now I have room for some new varieties.
Happy Bloom Day!
- Mon Jun 16, 09:45:00 AM 2014
- Laurin Lindsey said...
I really love bloom days! I enjoy seeing all the lovely flowers from everywhere. I only have one flower in my post...but the story is amazing!
- Mon Jun 16, 10:39:00 AM 2014
- thevioletfern.com said...
I also have Clematis Ragoochi (love!) but it is not blooming here yet. What a beautiful Canna Lily bloom! I am sure Dad would be proud. Love your green chairs, too. Enjoyed sitting while seeing all your lovely blooms - so many Clematis!
- Mon Jun 16, 11:05:00 AM 2014
- Denise said...
I had no idea potentilla's name was changed too. I think my favorite is your "plopper's field." Love the textures there.
- Mon Jun 16, 11:12:00 AM 2014
- Lisa at Greenbow said...
Your garden looks so lush after this winter. I love the idea of Ploppers Field.
- Mon Jun 16, 12:36:00 PM 2014
- Evan Bean said...
I like the first two Clematis. I don't know why the larger ones aren't more appealing to me. I'm just an odd ball. I like your daylilies. They are such tough, stalwart plants and provide lots of blooms for minimal effort.
- Mon Jun 16, 01:32:00 PM 2014
- John Willis said...
Hi Carol, I feel silly being late for GBBD every month but as the year moves on the number of things to do in the garden just keeps increasing. Even such simple rituals as a morning walk around the garden gets to be difficult to do. Let's hear it for quiet contemplation.
- Mon Jun 16, 02:38:00 PM 2014
- jeansgarden said...
I love to see all the flowers at this time of year. The blooms in your garden are often a preview of coming attractions in mine. -Jeam
- Mon Jun 16, 11:06:00 PM 2014
- jeansgarden said...
I love to see all the flowers at this time of year. The blooms in your garden are often a preview of coming attractions in mine. -Jeam
- Mon Jun 16, 11:06:00 PM 2014
- Danielle Bedics, The Magic Garden said...
Thank you for hosting again. I love your Clematis. I just bought one to try but not sure how well it will do in Zone 10.
- Mon Jun 16, 11:10:00 PM 2014
- Wife, Mother, Gardener said...
Thanks Carol! Happy June!
- Mon Jun 16, 11:44:00 PM 2014
- Helen Gazeley said...
Isn't that Rooguchi pretty? Haven't seen that one before and clematis always seem very temperamental in our garden. By the way, am I the only one who finds this new thing of adding a picture for the link to be really difficult? It only seems to accept my link if I actually close the window with May Dreams in it.
- Tue Jun 17, 02:09:00 AM 2014
- missinghenrymitchell.com said...
Thanks for hosting this! It's delightful to see other people's gardens and take inspiration from their creative ideas.
- Tue Jun 17, 04:33:00 PM 2014
- Kathy said...
This is the third spring at our new house, and my garden finally looks like something! Come see!
- Tue Jun 17, 04:37:00 PM 2014
- Susan Link said...
Loved the photos of your different garden areas. Your clematises are gorgeous! I left a link & photo above, but not sure it went through. Hope so. Thanks for sharing and allowing me to share my photos/blog with you.
- Tue Jun 17, 08:49:00 PM 2014
- VP said...
Hi Carol - your garden's looking spectacular this month :)
My post went up on Blooms Day as usual, but I've only just got back from holiday to add this month's link.
- Sat Jun 21, 05:56:00 AM 2014
- Sarah Jones said...
Beautiful, Carol - as always. Part about your father got me all choked up; my husband and I are definitely missing his father (a lot) this last week.
Thank you for hosting.
- Sat Jun 21, 10:13:00 PM 2014
- GrannyRockStar said...
Don't ditch the ditch lilies yet. The fat buds are a great addition to stir fries!
- Wed Jun 25, 10:34:00 PM 2014
- John Boggan said...
Garden Bloggers Bloom Day is new to me and I'm afraid I forgot to put the link here!
- Mon Jun 30, 12:51:00 PM 2014
- Patsy Bell said...
Blooms are everywhere I turn. And we have been blessed with the good weather to get out and enjoy our gardens here in Southeast MO.
- Thu Jul 17, 12:29:00 PM 2014
- Patsy Bell said...
Thank you for GBBD. It is fun to see the frenzy of flowers in August.
- Sat Aug 16, 08:20:00 AM 2014


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Mare inspection for oldenburg isr and breeding questions-new to forums
Hello everyone! Ok so I know I sound silly however I am extremly new to the warmblood world. I have recently purchased a thoroughbred/hanoverian mare. Her sire is a pink papered and branded hanoverian, but he was never able to be approved at inspection because he ended up with epm. Her dam is a jockey club registered thoroughbred mare. I plan on taking my mare to isr oldenburg inspection in september of 2013. I am aware she can only be isr registered because I have no way of getting her dam's dna. This leaves me unable to prove her pedigree. My question is if she passes inspection and gets registered isr then I breed her to an approved oldenburg stallion, what does that mean the foal can be registered as? Also what does that mean for the future of breeding for the foal if it can only be registered isr? I am having some trouble understanding the difference in isr and oldenburg isr other than different books. Can an isr registered horse ever move up in the books or have certaint showing restrictions? I am not looking at selling my babies, they all will live out there lives with me and be very well taken care of. I like my mare and want to be able to keep her line and qualities going for me and my family by improving it with choice stallions. Thanks for your time!
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