I suppose that this is really a blog, though I hesitate to call it that. The real bloggers seem so much
more interesting. I cover stuff which I find interesting, and I hope that you will too.
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Yet more plants arrived in the mail
21 May 2002
I ordered a bunch of plants from World Plants out in Oregon. I received a Juncus Filiformus for the pond, and various other small plants. However, the real motive was to get a Gunnera Manicata. I admit that I am suffering from a severe case of zonal denial, but I felt that if I put it in a large pot, and stuck it in the basement / garage over the winter, then it ought to survive. It currently has four leaves, the largest is under a foot across. In a fit of madness, I potted it up in Miracle Grow -- the stuff that is supposed to double the size of plants. We shall see!
I also got a Ginkgo Biloba Tree. This should survive the local climate, and will make an interesting addition to the regular garden.
I have no affiliation with these guys, except as a satisfied customer.
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Rolodex
cwop The Citizen Weather Observer Program is a loose collection of amateur weather station operators.
ffmpeg Open source audio/video streaming software -- this drives my pondcam
jreceiver Open source server for the Rio Receiver -- this is what I use.
gunnera Neat description of the Gunnera Manicata -- a truly monstrous plant!
spf-pobox Information about SPF (Sender Permitted From)
docsearls The Doc Searls weblog -- he seems clueful and I read him.
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