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Divya RajputJune 23, 2022
Malaika Arora And Her Family
Malaika Arora was born on 23 October 1973, in Thane, a suburb of Mumbai, in Maharashtra, India, to Anil Arora, who is from Punjab and has worked for the 'Merchant Navy,' and Joyce Polycarp, who is a Malayali (from Kerala) Catholic. She has a younger sister, Amrita Arora, who is an actor, too. The name "Malaika" means "Angel" in Swahili.
Malaika Arora was born on 23 October 1973, and according to the calculation, her current age is 48.
Let's Talk about her Height, Weight & Physical Status as the main things for the Industry. Fans also attract the Height, Weight & Physical Status of Malaika Arora is 161 cm and 1.61 m, and feet inches- 5′ 3″. Her weight is in kilograms- 79 kg. Weight.
Malaika Arora has a Waist Size of 27 Inches, a hips size of 35 Inches, and a bra size of 34 Inches. She has Black color hair and Light Brown color eyes. Besides that, She is wearing a shoe size 8.
At 4, Malaika Arora began training in dance. She studied in an all-girl school, 'Holy Cross Convent High School,' in Thane. Her parents divorced when she was 11 years old. Following this, her mother moved to Borla Society, in Chembur (another suburb of Mumbai), with her two daughters. Arora completed her schooling at the 'Swami Vivekanand School,' Chembur, where her aunt, Grace Polycarp, was the principal. She then joined 'Jai Hind College' in Churchgate but did not complete her college education due to work assignments.
In 1993, Malaika Arora met actor-producer Arbaaz Khan, son of screenwriter Salim Khan and brother of actors Salman Khan and Sohail Khan, during an ad campaign. The two got married on 12 December 1998. They have a son, Arhaan, born on 9 November 2002.
The couple separated in March 2016 and divorced on 11 May 2017. Following the divorce, she dropped "Khan" from her name.
Reportedly, Malaika Arora is currently in a relationship with actor Arjun Kapoor, son of film producer Boney Kapoor and his ex-wife, the late Mona Shourie Kapoor.
Since childhood, Malaika Arora enjoyed being in front of the camera and aspired to be a model. When she was 17, photographer Suresh Natarajan clicked some pictures of hers, which were seen and liked by the then editor of the magazine 'Society' Suma Varghese. As a result, Arora appeared in the April 1993 issue of 'Society' and soon started receiving modeling assignments.
Arora has appeared in campaigns for several brands, such as 'Mafatlal,' 'Tanishq,' 'Benzer,' 'Bare Necessities,' 'Pearl Pet,' 'Tribhuvandas Bhimji Zaveri,' and 'De Beers.' As a model, she has traveled to various countries for shows. During an assignment for 'MR Coffee' (which attracted immense notoriety), she met actor Arbaaz Khan, whom she later married.
During this period, 'MTV' was launched in India. Arora was selected as an MTV VJ and the host of the show' Club MTV.' She enjoyed this job, as it involved talking and interacting with people. For a period, she handled both modeling and VJ-ing with equal ease. She appeared on 'MTV' shows such as 'Love Line' and 'Style Check,' along with co-host Cyrus Broacha.
In 1998, Arora was seen in Bally Sagoo and Malkit Singh's music video 'Gur Naalo Ishq Mitha,' in which she appeared opposite Jas Arora. This was followed by her dance number 'Chaiyya Chaiyya' in the film 'Dil Se..' (1998). This dance was performed on top of a moving train and featured Arora and Shah Rukh Khan. It brought her immense fame and accolades. In 1999, she appeared with her then-husband, Arbaaz Khan, in the song 'Dholna' music video by singer Shubha Mudgal.
In an interview, Arora said that she was never interested in acting. Thus, she has been seen as an actor in a few films. She appeared as 'Nancy' in 'EMI – Liya Hai Toh Chukana Padega' (2008). However, the film was not commercially successful. She made cameo appearances in films such as 'Maa Tujhhe Salaam,' 'Om Shanti Om,' 'Helloo India,' 'Housefull,' and 'Happy New Year.'
Arora is chiefly remembered for her dance numbers, which include 'Ekwari Tak Le' (from 'Bichhoo,' 2000), 'Maahi Ve' (from 'Kaante,' 2002), 'Kaal Dhamaal' (from 'Kaal,' 2005), 'Heyy Babyy' (from 'Heyy Babyy,' 2007), 'Hoth Rasiley' (from 'Welcome,' 2007), 'Munni Badnaam Hui' (from 'Dabangg,' 2010), 'Anarkali Disco Chali' (from 'Housefull 2,' 2012), and many others.
In 2005, Arora began appearing as a celebrity judge on various TV reality shows, especially dance shows. She was a judge in the first two seasons of 'Nach Baliye' (2005–2006) and in 'Zara Nachke Dikha' (2008) on 'Star One.' Later, she appeared as a judge in seasons 4 and 8 of 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa' (2010 and 2015). From 2012 to date, she has been judging the 'Colors TV reality show 'India's Got Talent.' In addition, she has been hosting and judging the show 'India's Next Top Model' for 'MTV India since 2017.
Along with her actor-producer husband, Arbaaz Khan, Arora turned producer with the award-winning movie 'Dabangg' (2010). Later, she co-produced 'Dabangg 2' (2012) and 'Dolly Ki Doli' (2015).
In 2007, Arora was named the "Sexiest Woman" by men's magazine 'Maxim.' She runs her yoga studio, 'Divayoga,' in Mumbai, which was launched in 2018. Along with Bipasha Basu and Sussanne Khan, Arora has been contributing as a style editor of the lifestyle brand 'The Label Life' since 2015.
Well, that's why she has a crazy net worth too. Reportedly, Malaika's net worth was around Rs. 73 crore in 2021 and has since risen to Rs 100 crore in 2022.
The Indian Actress Malaika Arora Own a very expensive and luxurious house in Mumbai. This cozy apartment is fully modern luxury designed. The lavish apartment is located in Bandra Mumbai. She lives in this apartment with her son arhaan khan. The house has a beautiful view of the Arabian sea. She bought this house for a whopping amount of 20cr in Indian rupees.
Malaika was a VJ in MTV India when MTV India started its operations in India. She became the most prominent female in urban India without any background in the movies. She and Cyrus Broacha anchored some programs like Love Line and Style Check at award ceremonies and concerts on the television channel.
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Tonight's match-up with the Magic (whose lineup is a damn joke) seems like a cake walk… No joke, their highest point scorer is Evan Fournier (17.7 ppg), their best rebounder is Nikola Vucevic (10.9 rpg), and Elfrid Payton is their point guard (5.6 apg).
Listen to the names I just dropped… Fournier. Vucevic. Payton. If it seems like I don't respect the Magic, it's because I don't. But that gives me a little bit of worry here. How easy would it be to walk into the Garden, expect an easy win at home, and we just BLOW IT??
Now, luckily we are riding high off a comeback win over Indiana, and hopefully Melo heard the comments from George Karl (that fat jackass) and he comes out with a chip on his shoulder… BUT I've watched this franchise for too long to expect what I think will happen, to actually happen.
The line right now is -5 Knicks and I think that's a bit much… This game will go one of two ways – 50% chance Knicks lose by ten in a game where we dig ourselves too deep a hole to get ourselves out of, OR, 50% chance we blow them out and sleigh our way into Christmas full of joyous thoughts and egg nog.
I think Orlando may have enough bigs to throw at us, but I see potential for a big night out of Jennings, Lee, Rose and any other guard on the Knicks (I'm looking at you Ron Baker).
Knicks SHOULD win this game… You heard it here first.


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Siemens sets roadmap to killing CO2 footprint in the UK
By 2030 Siemens UK aims to source 100% renewable power and achieve a 20% reduction in supply chain emissions and 100% by 2050.
Carl Ennis, Chief Executive of Siemens plc. Source: Siemens
The UK arm of global technology giant Siemens has published its 2021 Carbon Report outlining how the company will get to carbon net zero by 2030 and what progress has been made already.
In 2015 Siemens committed its global organisation to achieve Carbon Neutral operations by 2030 and reducing emissions by 54% by 2022.
In 2021 it further committed to the Science Based Targets Initiative's goal of 1.5 degrees and a further 50% reduction by 2030 from a 2019 baseline
Carl Ennis, Chief Executive of Siemens plc said: "Worldwide businesses both large and small are committed to radically reducing their emissions across all scopes, in line with the Paris Agreement. Siemens fortified its own commitment when it signed up to the Climate Pledge, setting 1.5°C aligned with the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) and joined the climate groups: EV100, RE100 and EP100.
"Our pledges have been backed by clear action plans and aggressive near-term targets through the deployment of industry-leading technologies and pragmatic business practices. By sharing our own net-zero journey we want to share to a wider audience what has worked well and demonstrate the international leadership the UK has to offer in the global efforts to tackle climate change."
Scope 1: on-site energy use in buildings, company vehicles fuel owned and leased. Siemens UK will own or lease only buildings that have net-zero carbon emissions by 2030. It is installing technologies at sites to dramatically decarbonise heating emissions; these include biomass heating at two sites in the North-West, and an HVAC and air source heat pump solution at its major site in the North-East. These measures are already close to achieving a 50% reduction in carbon emissions from gas heating from the 2019 baseline and represents a 17% reduction in the company's overall CO2 emissions. A massive further 63% cut in CO2 emissions for Scope 1 will come from 100% electrification of the vehicle fleet by 2030. A programme to extend and refresh electric charging infrastructure at sites has been established to enable a smooth and rapid transition to a fully electric fleet.
Scope 2: indirect emissions from the generation of purchased energy from utility providers. Siemens UK is committed to source 100% renewable power at all sites by 2030. It already purchases 100% Green Electricity (REGO certified) for Siemens UK sites since 2016. An Internal Carbon Pricing model has delivered an energy management project that identifies and lowers the energy baseload by approximately 10% at Siemens sites as well as funding the planned improvements to the electric charging infrastructure and partial funding to close the cost gap for the Air Source Heat pump solution. The Carbon Report projects that Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions will decrease to 4453 tCO2e by 2025 a reduction of 41% from the 2019 baseline. Explaining initiatives within the Net Zero programme, Ennis said: "Innovative and bold solutions are what are required to show net zero is both feasible and economically attractive."
Scope 3: emissions resulting from activities and assets not controlled or owned by the reporting organisation, but that the organisation indirectly impacts in its up and down stream value chain. On the challenges presented by Scope 3, Ennis continued: "For the majority of companies, the scale and complexity of the supply chain means the majority of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and cost reduction opportunities lie outside their own operations. Like other large multinationals, Siemens has thousands of suppliers all over the world and you could say we are inseparable from the business and environmental impact caused by any one of them." Focussing on suppliers with the greatest carbon emissions, a Carbon Web Assessment (CWA) tool enables suppliers to assess their current carbon footprints and understand the most efficient ways to reduce their carbon outputs. Siemens UK intends to achieve a 20% reduction in its supply chain's emissions by 2030 and aims to achieve an emission-free supply chain by 2050
Olivia Whitlam, Head of Sustainability Siemens UK, said: "We are immensely proud of the work behind the Carbon Report. Our leadership in digitalisation and decarbonisation planning as well as the insights into practical actions to meet carbon emissions targets, we think, will help others to meet their pledges to minimise their emissions – the world is transforming and we must all adapt with it."
Ennis added: "Call it what you will; the race to net zero, the journey to decarbonisation or the steps needed for carbon neutrality. In this race we're not all going to cross the line for many decades to come but the light is well and truly green and crying out for us all to get moving."
The Carbon Reduction Plan has been completed in accordance with PPN 06/21 and associated guidance and reporting standard for Carbon Reduction Plans for Siemens plc. Siemens plc is a leading sustainable technology company working in the fields of smart infrastructure, e-mobility, automation and digitalisation.
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How is your day going? Are you feeling things? Like...absolutely nothing, maybe something, everything all at once?
Me too. Sometimes I can't believe how much can happen inside of one day.
I started this morning in tears. They weren't pretty little tears but more like ugly sobby tears. I cried with my whole body.
Over the past few days, life has felt way too big to handle. There are so many variables. I want to get it all under control. I want everyone to love me. I want to be endlessly successful. I don't want to mess up.
That's the story my ego wants to write to you all: I win. The end. Oh and PS--Hope you can figure out how to be so perfect too!
Yet here I am, writing all the hard parts so openly. I'm a little cringey as I type these words. I don't want to be wrong or perceived as not already having this self care process figured out. How can I help you when I still struggle?
Yet when you read this, I wonder if some part of you feels better knowing that I struggle too.
Yesterday someone I respect very much opened up about the places where he still feels deeply lost. Instead of being repelled, a whole new layer of trust broke loose in my heart.
His struggles only make him more lovable. My client's struggles are the most interesting part of their journey. It's where the juice is and where the healing pours forth. When I watch them, I feel 100% assured that they are allowed to be deeply in process and that this makes them stronger.
So the questions is--can I feel the same way about myself?
I'm trying. I'm really really trying. It's so hard sometimes when the sh*tty voice in my head is telling me I should already have this life stuff figured out. It's so disheartening when I fool myself into believing that I am the only one who is carrying this painful load of not feeling good enough.
Consciously embracing myself as a work in progress and sharing that out with the world is the deepest spiritual work I know.
Learning to love my own struggles is so real. It's not a linear journey at all but rather a rich spiraling process that takes me into my own heart. It hurts and hurts and then suddenly it flares up into joy. It's so very ALIVE.
I'm not sure the spiraling will ever end or even if it should. Showing up for the ride is a daily practice. When I show up fully for myself--through the pain and the pleasure--life moves forward. When I hide in perfectionism, I get stuck.
How do I keep moving through it all?
Truly the answer is self care. It's the only thing I've found that really works.
After I finished crying this morning, I meditated, drank some coffee (yes, I'm back on the sauce, one cup a day) and rolled out my yoga mat for a few sun salutations and some core work. I listened to the Dear Sugars while jogging with Poncho. We saw the feral deer at Catholic University and ran alongside them for a drunkenly joyful moment.
Then I had a conversation with my mother where we both apologized for the hardness of being fully in relationship. I ate a little breakfast, took a warm shower and went out into the world to teach meditation to these lovely folks. It wasn't a perfect morning at all but I feel great affection as I type it all out.
Self care doesn't take the hardness away but rather it gives me to energy I need to keep going. It reminds me that I am worth showing up for. It helps me stay strong and fluid so I can enjoy the ride.
It tells me again and again that I am the love that I seek. I can search for it everywhere and struggle. Authentic self care will always point me back to my center.
Honey, sister, lover, I am in the same small boat as you. We are rocking together in the middle of this big sea. Water is coming in from all sides. We're working overtime to bail it out. Our hair is plastered to our foreheads. We're angry at each other because we each think we are working the hardest.
Suddenly a giant wave comes in. It's hopeless. We throw up our hands and laugh. We give up and float along until the sun shines down on us again. We tell stories and remember our beauty and breathe deeply as the next round of storm clouds peak around the corner.
We can do this--together. Together, we can remember that we aren't here to change our lives but rather to love them as the exquisite mess they are. Love is everything everything and even more than words can express, the only truth that matters knowing.


Welcome to our guide to the Poodle.
The DogExperts.info website aims to ask questions to breeders, vets and experienced owners to get the answers to your most frequently asked questions about the Poodle breed of dog.
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Why do you think the Poodle is special?
What are your favourite things about the Poodle?
Are you glad you choose to buy a Poodle and not another breed?
How would you describe the Poodle temperament?
What advice might you give to people thinking about whether they should buy a Poodle over other breeds?
What are the history and origins of the Poodle?
What colors of Poodle are most popular?
What does the Poodle look like?
What are the pros/cons of the Poodle breed?
What can a new owner expect in terms of differences between the Poodle and other breeds?
What type of typical personality does the Poodle have?
Is it possible to describe a fairly typical Poodle?
What is the breed standard/description for the Poodle?
Are there any downsides to owning a Poodle that prospective owners should be aware of?
Is the Poodle breed of dog suitable for first-time dog owners?
Some breeds can be described as greedy and prone to weight issues, would this apply to the Poodle?
Is the Poodle breed suitable for a person or family that are out at work all day?
Some owners seek a breed suitable for barking and offering a guard dog role – how does the Poodle match up to that role?
Are there myths about the Poodle – in other words do new potential owners come to you with misconceptions about this breed?
What types of questions do you get once owners get their Poodle home?
What is the typical temperament of a Poodle, so people know what to expect from their new pet?
When fully grown how much on average does a Poodle weigh?
When the Poodle is full grown in size what is the maximum height and length expected to be?
Is the Poodle ever crossed or mixed with other breeds of dog?
Does the Poodle smell or drool a lot?
Do you have a Poodle growth chart?
What breed group does the Poodle come under?
Are there some types of people that you can suggest the Poodle is not suitable for, perhaps families?
How is the Poodle with children?
Do you think the Poodle is suitable for families with young children?
How does the Poodle get along with other (existing) pets and do you have any tips or advice for new Poodle owners in terms of successful integration?
Is it better to buy one Poodle or two?
Would the Poodle be suitable as a guard dog?
Can I leave my Poodle during the day while I go to work?
What is the expected average lifespan of the Poodle?
In terms of life expectancy, how long on average would the Poodle breed live to?
How to handle the Poodle puppy to start off – how much food, what type, how often?
Do owners need to consider supplements for their Poodle?
How much did your Poodle cost to buy?
Can you offer advice to people looking to buy a Poodle and how much should they spend?
What advice would you offer new Poodle owners?
What types of people are buying the Poodle and why?
Where can I buy Poodle rescue dogs or find a Poodle for adoption? Please note that buying or searching for a 'cheap' Poodle can be false economy as they may have health issues that cost you far more in the long-term – always buy from a good and responsible breeder!
How would you describe the Poodle puppy to potential new owners?
What types of owners are best suited to owning a Poodle?
What inspired you to become a breeder and did you start with the Poodle?
As a Poodle breed expert, are there any 'essential' tips you would like to share with new owners?
How long does it take to housetrain/potty train a Poodle?
We invite you to email us your Poodle's pictures, in particular we are looking for photos showing Poodle puppies at 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 weeks old as well as early pictures such as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 months old to a year old.
Do they have any nicknames or does the Poodle have popular names?
If my Poodle is pregnant what might the litter size be?
Could the Poodle be dangerous around young children?
How do you prevent a Poodle biting?
How do you prevent a Poodle chewing?
How do you stop a Poodle jumping up?
Does the Poodle have an issue with excessive digging?
Why does my Poodle keep growling and barking?
Is there a reason my Poodle dog is often scratching excessively?
In comparison perhaps to other breeds what can you say about the Poodle and their exercise needs and do you have any tips or advice for new Poodle owners?
As a breeder of the Poodle , do you prefer a collar or harness?
As an expert of the Poodle breed do you prefer a standard leash or retractable?
Can you offer any dog walking tips for Poodle owners?
What games and toys can you recommend for the Poodle?
How intelligent is the Poodle compared to other dog breeds?
Do you have any special grooming routines or tips and advice for new Poodle owners?
What accessories are required to be purchased for grooming a Poodle?
How much do Poodle shed and how do I maintain their hair and how often?
Is the Poodle a hypoallergenic breed?
Any advice/tips you can give concerning cleaning and bathing your Poodle?
Can you offer new Poodle owners advice concerning fleas and maybe products you use in treatment and prevention?
What advice and tips could you offer to owners who might wish to follow your path in showing the Poodle?
What started your interest in showing the Poodle?
If a new owner perhaps wanted to meet other owners or find out more – perhaps they have an interest in joining a local club or maybe they wonder how they can start showing their Poodle – where would they begin?
How would an owner know they have a show-quality Poodle and how would they start off?
What official organisations are there for the new Poodle owner and what benefits or services do they provide?
In buying a Poodle, can you offer advice and tips to new owners?
How did you progress to becoming a breeder and why focus on breeding the Poodle out of all the breeds you could have chosen?
What do you think makes the Poodle special to you?
In comparison perhaps to other breeds what is it like to train a Poodle and do you have any tips or advice for new Poodle owners?
How should new owners approach bringing a new Poodle home, any advice and tips you can give?
Should I allow my Poodle to sleep in my bed or elsewhere in the house?
Should my Poodle sleep in a kennel or crate?
Health is always a major concern when buying a dog, do you have any advice for new Poodle owners to be aware of in particular?
What is the recommended schedule for vaccinations for your Poodle?
What type of health issues can a Poodle have and how do you deal with preventing these?
Why does my Poodle have diarrhea?
Why is my Poodle vomiting and do I go to the vets?
When should I take my Poodle for vaccinations and which ones do they need and how often?
How often will my Poodle be in heat?
Should I consider getting my Poodle spayed or neutered and when and how much does this cost and what are the benefits?
My Poodle is limping, what should I do and should I go to a veterinarian surgeon?
Why is my Poodle not eating?
How much does it cost to insure my Poodle?
What healthcare issues or diseases might be excluded from companies that provide Poodle dog health insurance?
What age would you class as an 'older or senior' Poodle?
What changes in food and diet would you suggest making for an older Poodle?
Do you feed any supplements to an older Poodle – or anything else which helps them as they age?
Are there any health issues particular to a senior Poodle dog?
Do you have any advice for owners of an older/senior Poodle or tips you can pass on?
Here is an interesting video on the Poodle.


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The CGIAR Excellence in Breeding Platform is the newest Platform arrival, starting up in August 2017 with the recruitment of the director. It aims to modernize breeding programs, targeting the developing world for greater impact on food and nutrition security, climate change adaptation, and development. The Platform draws from innovations in the public and private sectors to provide access to cutting-edge tools, services and best practices, application-oriented training and practical advice, with the aim of increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of breeding.
Forged partnerships across CGIAR breeding programs, as well as with external bodies such as Monsanto, Diversity Arrays Technology, Cornell University, Corteva Agriscience, the University of Queensland, Hiphen, Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique -Avignon, CSIRO, and Kansas State University.
and more rapid approaches to common breeding processes.
Conducted two surveys of member programs to assess needs for genotyping and breeding informatics support for CGIAR breeding programs.
Worked closely with the Breeding Program Assessment Tool team1 to identify priority improvements for participating breeding programs.
1 An initiative led by the University of Queensland with the support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Photo by M. Major/Crop Trust.


The first three days of the 7 most dangerous days in Thailand records 1,665 road incidents, of these, 174 died and 1,728 were hurt according to data from Road Safety Directing Center.
This is however was lower compared to data from 2018. Traffic accidents went down by 9.71%, death counts fell 17.1% while injuries went down 9.5%.
During these period, the following were listed as the most common causes of accidents: drunk driving (38.08%), speeding (27.51%), and cutting lanes (17.24%). Of the recorded accidents, 79.65% involved motorcycles. More than 2 million vehicles were pulled aside in various check points for alcohol breathing tests and other relevant checks. 4PM to 8PM was considered the most dangerous times on the road.


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Category: Lilies
Learning from You:
Beating the Lily Leaf Beetle with IPM
In our March newsletter, we published "If You Give a Friend a Lily" about our good customer Randy Merrill and her lily-obsessed friend Paul Siskind.
Soon after, Paul emailed us saying, "As part of my research on the red lily leaf beetle, I developed an IPM (Integrated Pest Management) approach for controlling it in a relatively safe manner" – and here it is. Thank you, Paul!
"Start early – The most important strategy is starting early, as soon as your lilies break dormancy. [We know it's too late for that this year, but ….]
"Keep at it all season long – Controlling beetles and grubs throughout the season, even if your lilies look okay, will cut down on the beetles that attack them next year.
"Hand-picking is key – It may not be enough by itself, but hand-picking is safer than using insecticides and it will reduce the amount of insecticide you need to use. Diligence and thoroughness are critical, especially in the first 4-6 weeks of the season. Try to hand-pick at least once a day then. After mid-season, this chore will lessen considerably.
"How to hand-pick – Fill a coffee mug half-way with soapy water. For beetles, slowly move the mug under the leaf that the beetle is on so that, when it startles and lets go, it falls into the mug. For grubs, which are slimy and difficult to squash, hold the mug under the leaf and flick the grub into it. For eggs and newly-hatched grubs, which are usually hidden on the underside of leaves, either run your fingers along the leaf blade to squash them or simply cut off the outer half of the leaf.
"Best pesticide – If you have a moderate to severe infestation, the most effective insecticide is spinosad, because it kills both beetles and grubs. However .…
"Avoid resistance – One of the principles of IPM is to prevent the pest from developing resistance to an insecticide. Thus, this method also calls for using neem oil. Even though neem oil kills only grubs (it repels beetles), it's important to kill any grubs that might become resistant to spinosad.
"Use the RIGHT neem oil – Neem oil is extracted in two different ways, but only one works for lily leaf grubs. Unfortunately, alcohol-extracted neem oil – which is most common – contains only 'clarified hydrophobic extracts of neem' and lacks the grub-killing compound azadirachtin. What you need instead is cold-pressed neem oil which is sometimes listed as 'pure' neem oil.
"How to spray – As with any insecticide, use as little as necessary. Aim directly at the lily leaves only and avoid spraying the flowers. Avoid spraying when it's windy or in midday sun which can cause leaf-burn.
"When to spray – At the beginning of the season, try to spray the lilies twice a week, once with spinosad and then a few days later with neem. On days you don't spray, do your usual hand-picking. After 4-6 weeks, the beetles mostly stop laying eggs, and you should see a marked decline in the number of beetles and grubs. At this point, reduce spraying to once a week with spinosad. If you find some grubs, you can spot-spray with neem. Continue hand-picking.
"Diatomaceous earth – Although dusting with this is often recommended, my studies have shown that it's not that effective. There's no harm in using it, though, and it may help some.
"Deer repellent with clove oil – If you use deer repellent, choose one with clove oil because that seems to be at least somewhat effective in killing or at least repelling the beetles.
"Be patient and have faith – It might take a full season (or two) to subdue a bad infestation, but once it's under control I think you'll find it's not that difficult to incorporate this IPM method into your normal gardening routine."
Garden Tips, Lilies
If You Give a Friend a Lily . . .
(or "Look What You've Done to Me!")
lily-beetle resistant Henry's lily
We gardeners love to share our love of gardening, don't we? Whether it's a fresh-picked bouquet, a start of a favorite plant, or simply a helpful tip, many of us have learned that sharing can make gardening even more fun – as it has for our good customer Randy Merrill of Colton, New York.
"I gifted one of your lilies to a friend," Randy emailed us last month. "With that one lily, his first, he has turned into an expert on lilies and has taken on the science of the little red lily beetle which eats lilies. He has a garden full of hybrids and whenever I visit he takes me on a tour to give me updates on each of them, then ends the tour saying 'Look what you've done to me!' I have spent many hours assisting him with his experiments, and he has even published papers on this little red bug in science journals.
"Last spring, I found a red lily beetle in my garden. My friend didn't believe me, said it was too early. Thirty minutes later he showed up in my garden and had to give me credit for adding evidence that these critters appear earlier in the year than anyone realized.
"I also told him where some lilies are growing in the wild near here [in the six-million-acre Adirondack Park]. He thinks it might be a variety that has never been discovered, and if so he says he will name it after me."
So if you ever read about a newly discovered lily named Lilium merrillii – or maybe L. randyi? – remember that it all started with Randy giving her friend one of our amazing lilies.
(P.S. You can order all of our lilies right now, and five of them are spring-shipped!)
Lilies, Raves & Faves
"My Favorite Lily" –
A Tough, Rose-Tinted Beauty to Plant this Spring
Chuck Robinson's favorite lily, Lilium speciosum var. rubrum, has "survived wonderfully … for more than ten years" in his zone-6 garden in Kansas City, Missouri.
But that's just one reason he loves it, he writes in the June 2020 Quarterly Bulletin of the North American Lily Society. Another is that "it blooms late, in mid- to late July and even into August, extending the lily bloom season for us and providing a much-appreciated spot of color during the heat of summer."
Also "L. speciosum is known for its virus resistance," Chuck adds, "as noted by lily breeder Judith Freeman in discussing her Hall of Fame lily 'Anastasia' which has some L. speciosum ancestry." It's also thought to be in the DNA of Leslie Woodriff's 'Stargazer'. It certainly is an ancestor of Woodriff's famous 'Black Beauty'" (which we ship in the fall.)
"The most famous L. speciosum cultivar is 'Uchida' [which we ship in April]. It is named for Hirotaka Uchida of Japan, who grew and exported bulbs before World War II…. Uchida particularly liked L. speciosum rubrum and selected and cultivated the best forms.
"With Japan's attack on China and the start of World War II, flower fields in Japan were discouraged in favor of food production. Uchida and his son safeguarded a small cache of L. speciosum clones, however. After the war, when lily bulb exports resumed, the Uchidas exported 60 bulbs to the West."
The tough, rose-tinted beauty the Uchidas had nurtured for so long "won a gold medal in 1963 at the Internationalle Gartenbau Ausstellung garden exposition in Hamburg, Germany" and before long had become one of the world's most popular lilies – one that you could enjoy in your garden this summer by ordering now!
History & Heirlooms, Lilies
Garden Gate's Top Picks: 3 "Thrilling Lilies"
"For lily lovers, nothing is more exciting than the launch of lily season," writes Susan Martin in the June 2020 Garden Gate. "These towering flowers are definitely 'thrillers'," she says, and "ideal for people looking to squeeze more color into chock-full garden beds since their narrow habit takes up a small footprint."
Three of our heirlooms, we're happy to say, made Susan's list of "top picks."
'Black Beauty' (fall-shipped) – "Lily breeder Leslie Woodriff may be best-known for creating the 'Stargazer' lily," Susan writes, "but many consider 'Black Beauty' … to be his crowning achievement….
"Anywhere from 20 to 40 lightly fragrant flowers line the towering stems … with dark raspberry-pink petals which reflex back to reveal a lime-green center starburst…. Described as 'indestructible' by many lily growers, this vigorous, long-lived variety is as elegant as it is durable."
'Gold Band' (spring-shipped) – "The clear coloration and pristine form of this lily's flowers will stop you in your tracks," Susan says. Although it was "first sold in 1862, it has the look of a fresh new introduction….
"Huge blossoms up to 10 inches across open to reveal silky white petals, exuding a sweet fragrance that draws in passersby. Each lightly ruffled petal bears a glowing gold stripe down the center, while a dusting of cinnamon sprinkles completes the look. This lily will thrive in a cool spot that receives bright, filtered sun and requires acid soil to return well each year."
Henry's lily (spring-shipped) – "We couldn't talk about lilies without mentioning this ancestor of many popular hybrid lilies," Susan writes. Henry's lily "is easy to grow and looks right at home in woodland gardens where it glows in the filtered shade of tall trees.
"It bursts onto the scene in midsummer with tall panicles carrying 10 to 20 nodding, reflexed orange blossoms apiece. Each flower is painted liberally with maroon spots. As the bulbs mature, their flower count increases and their stalks tower upwards of 6 feet." (Please note that the flower pictured in the article was tiger lily, not Henry's lily – pictured here – which is a much more golden orange and, to my eye, more beautiful.)
Martha Stewart's 300-Foot Border of Tiger Lilies
Some gardeners shy away from orange, but not Martha Stewart – as you can see in this photo from the July-August 2019 Martha Stewart Living.
That's the driveway to Martha's home in Bedford, New York, flanked by a 300-foot-long pergola. Wisteria and clematis drape the pergola and along its sides are six-foot-wide borders filled with crocus, grape hyacinths, alliums, and various perennials in shades of "mauve, lavender, violet, purple, and blue."
But Martha wanted more color and a longer bloom season, so first she "sprinkled in a few kinds of orange poppies" and then she planted hundreds of tiger lilies (Lilium lancifolium). Now "just as everything else begins to fade", the lilies "explode into fat rows of tall, sturdy stems" and then "unfurl their spotted petals at the end of July, transforming the border into a sweep of orange."
See more at themarthablog.com/2018/08/my-blooming-lily-border.html – and then if you want to see what a little orange can do for your mid-summer garden, order a few of these easy, enduring lilies now for planting this fall.
Peonies, Lilies, and Stroopwafels, Oh My!
— Our Trip to the Netherlands
Justin with Henry's lilies
Although spring is definitely the best time to visit the Netherlands, we're always way too busy shipping and planting bulbs then, so it was the first of June before Vanessa, Rita, and Justin got there – but they still found plenty to see and enjoy.
Can you smell that fragrance?
LILIES – They arrived just in time for Lily Days which is when Dutch lily farmers and hybridizers showcase their lilies in vast greenhouse displays for potential buyers that come from around the world.
"Opening the doors to the greenhouses," Vanessa told me, "sent your nose into a frenzy with the powerful fragrance of a thousand lilies all blooming at once." Although most were modern varieties, some heirlooms we offer were also on display including 'African Queen', 'Golden Splendor', 'Pink Perfection', and (for spring planting) gold-band lily and Henry's lily.
acres and acres of peonies, old and new
PEONIES – Since it was peony season they also saw a LOT of peonies, and an impressive number of these were heirlooms. "Walking through the peony fields was almost like visiting a museum," Vanessa said, "and the care taken to grow these plants is inspiring."
Justin said he "liked all of them" and was constantly "imagining where to use such a wide variety of colors, shapes, and sizes" at his house. He was also impressed by how many of the Dutch devoted "a small chunk of their backyard – maybe 2000 square feet or so – to growing peonies for cut flowers."
Which ones would you choose for your garden?
SMALL FARMERS – Just like in the United States, small farms in the Netherlands are slowly being swallowed up by larger operations. But just like here, young Dutch farmers are finding new ways to make small farming work.
One of these farmers is Jan Hein. As Justin explained, he's "a young grower, close to my age. He grows a few things for us now" – including 'Prince of Austria', 'Phillipe de Comines', and 'Zomerschoon' – but he wants to grow much more." Vanessa told me that "because Jan plants fewer than 500 bulbs of each of these varieties, they are all dug by hand and processed through an antique-looking machine." Justin added that "his dad was a bulb grower so he grew up a farmer, and he loves the history and special characteristics of heirloom bulbs. For us at Old House Gardens, this is good news. We need motivated and passionate people to help us save these bulbs."
Rita and her stroopwafel
ART, BIKES, & STROOPWAFELS – Of course there's more to the Netherlands than flowers. Rita "loved the country's bicycle culture" and was "amazed by the bicycle parking lots, including the Fietsflat which holds 2500 bikes." She also said they "made quite an adventure out of sampling all the wonderful foods of the Netherlands. One night we waited in line for over ten minutes to have a freshly made stroopwafel. I skipped the chocolate dip and extra toppings and just went for the basic version. YUM!"
Justin said he especially liked seeing the work of two of the Netherlands' greatest artists, Rembrandt and Van Gogh. Both, he said, were "masters of preserving a moment in time with incredible depth and clarity," and he added (gladdening my heart) that "heirloom flowers have a unique connection to the past in a similar way. They are the result of the creative works of nature and humans' adoration of nature."
Lilies, Peonies, Raves & Faves
Do Tiger Swallowtails Like Orange Lilies Best?
We're not sure, but when I saw this tiger swallowtail feeding on my Henry's lilies last summer, I remembered garden-writer Felder Rushing telling me that they flocked to the double tiger lilies in his Mississippi garden.
Could it be that the orange color and turk's-cap form remind them of similar North American natives such as Lilium superbum that they've been feeding on for millennia?
Lilium superbum
If you want to see for yourself, Henry's lily is one of four spring-planted lilies we're shipping this April, and you can also order our two tiger lilies and L. superbum now for fall shipping.
P.S. If these incredible butterflies visit your orange lilies this summer, please send us pictures!
Good News about the Red Lily Leaf Beetle
When my sister and her family visited us from Massachusetts this past summer, my brother-in-law had some exciting news – after years of being plagued by red lily leaf beetles, he'd seen very few in their garden this year. The parasitic wasps seem to be working!
If these voracious beetles aren't in your garden yet, they're on their way. They first appeared in Massachusetts in 1992 and have since spread throughout New England and into New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Washington.
'Black Beauty'
In an attempt to control the beetles, researchers at the University of Rhode Island have released three species of tiny parasitic wasps. Two of these have slowly spread throughout New England, and it looks like they're finally making a difference in my brother-in-law's garden.
To learn more, see Margaret Roach's excellent interview with Lisa Tewksbury of the Rhode Island University Biological Control Lab at AWayToGarden.com/controlling-lily-leaf-beetles-u-rhode-islands-lisa-tewksbury/.
And if you're looking for a beetle-resistant lily, Tewksbury highly recommends 'Black Beauty'. Although adult beetles may feed on it a little, she says, the larvae never do because eggs laid on it just die.
Our Madonna Lilies Bloom
at the Washington National Cathedral
in the Bishop's Garden
It's always good to hear from our customers, and we love seeing photos of our bulbs in your gardens – such as the one here from our good customer Adrienne Schopf of the Washington National Cathedral in Washington, DC.
"I just wanted to send you guys a few pictures of the Madonna lilies that we planted last fall," Adrienne wrote. "They're doing well in our Bishop's Garden. They're planted in an area we call the Hortulus where we have different herbs that were planted at monasteries in the 9th century, so these lilies fit in perfectly.
in our garden
"We'd been having a hard time finding them and were very excited that you offered them. We've ordered more from you guys for this fall. Thank you for providing such great plants and keeping the older varieties around!"
You're welcome, Adrienne, and thanks for sharing these deeply historic lilies with your many visitors!
To enjoy this fragrant beauty in your own 21st-century garden, order now for October delivery.
"Easy, Inexpensive, and Intoxicating" Regal Lily
"There are few plants as rewarding and foolproof" as bulbs, Dan Cooper wrote recently at his Frustrated Gardener blog. Most are "bold, colorful, long-flowering, and best of all inexpensive, giving gardeners plenty of bang for their buck. In short, they are one of the plant world's best investments."
Regal lilies are one of Dan's favorite summer-flowering bulbs.
"Here's a bulb with class, elegance and history," he writes. "No wonder it was named Lilium regale, the regal lily. It was introduced to England from China in 1903 by Ernest Henry Wilson and quickly became a favorite of Gertrude Jekyll, who used it prolifically in her garden designs at a time when it would have been quite a novelty.
"Jekyll would frequently plant large clumps of Lilium regale in strategic spots, creating height and drama at pivotal points in her schemes. In addition to stature, the lilies also contributed intoxicating scent and blushing white flowers that stood out well against dark foliage. . . ."
"There is no flower so exquisite as Lilium regale at dusk on a warm June evening, glowing in the gloaming and sharing its intoxicating perfume," Dan writes in closing. "Plant plenty, and then plant some more.
We couldn't agree with him more! To enjoy these intoxicating beauties in your own garden, order now for delivery at planting time this fall.
History & Heirlooms, Lilies, Raves & Faves
Which Lily to Choose?
Swiss Expert Recommends 8 of Ours
It's lily season! The martagons are blooming here in our Ann Arbor gardens, along with the last of our iris and masses of peonies. Coral lilies will be next, and then regal lilies, Madonna lilies, and on and on well into August.
To help you decide which of these dramatic flowers to add to your garden, here's what Swiss lily expert and nurseryman Pontus Wallsten had to say about eight of ours in the January 2018 issue of Gardens Illustrated.
In order of bloom-time:
'Golden Splendor', 1957
'Golden Splendor' – "A vigorous, fragrant trumpet hybrid. The yellow flowers have a darker, purple reverse, and are held on strong stems. Bulbs will eventually reach the size of a small melon. RHS AGM."
Coral lily – "This little gem has a spicy fragrance." (Spring-shipped.)
Regal lily – "By the wall of my house is a small clump of bulbs that have flowered faithfully for the past nine years, filling the summer air with the sweet scent of jasmine, and requiring no particular effort on my part. RHS AGM."
'African Queen' – "Fragrant, vivid-orange flowers. Very vigorous and long-lived, it is happy in any well-drained, humus-rich spot in full sun or afternoon shade. RHS AGM."
'Pink Perfection' – "A superb trumpet hybrid that produces big, highly fragrant flowers in July. It is very disease-resistant and will thrive in any well-drained spot in full sun or afternoon shade with very little care. RHS AGM"
'Pink Perfection', 1950
Henry's lily – "A vigorous and long-lived species, producing 40 flowers or more, July to August. Best in part shade as color can fade in full sun. Stems can arch towards light, so may need staking. RHS AGM" (Spring-shipped.)
Gold-band lily – "Produces some of the largest, most fragrant flowers of any lily." (Best in acid soils.)
'Black Beauty' (pictured at top) – "An almost indestructible hybrid with sturdy, bamboo-like stems that can hold more than 50 dark-purple flowers with a green-and-black center. Each peduncle usually produces a secondary bud that opens once the first has finished so flowering lasts for almost two months."
We hope this helps. Order now for delivery at planting time – and next summer you'll be raving about them yourself!
Henry's Lily Stars in Historic English Gardens
Underappreciated Henry's lily is one of my favorite lilies, so I was happy to see it featured not once but twice in the September 2017 issue of The English Garden.
In the gardens at Lamport Hall in Northamptonshire, "history and heritage meet modern planting techniques" inspired by Piet Oudolf. There "the soft orange flowers of Lilium henryi are used abundantly throughout the herbaceous borders," combined with great swaths of hollyhocks, agapanthus, and American natives Joe Pye weed and Rudbeckia.
Henry's lily also plays a major role at West Dean Gardens, a "formidable horticultural powerhouse" in West Sussex. This glorious two-page photograph of the historic walled garden there shows it blooming exuberantly (center and right) in the Hot Border which "smolders across the length of the kitchen garden's greenery."
Henry's lily with 'David Howard' dahlia
Henry's lily "grows like stink and is a real good do-er," says gardens supervisor Sarah Wain. It's one of the "stalwarts" of the border, along with "heleniums 'Butterpat' and 'Moerheim Beauty', daylilies, Solidago [goldenrod], Sedum, Heuchera 'Palace Purple', Potentilla 'Gibson Scarlet', and Rudbeckia fulgida."
California poppies, nasturtiums, and 'David Howard' dahlia also figure prominently in the Hot Border, along with Crocosmia 'Lucifer' As luck would have it, I planted a clump of 'Lucifer' next to the Henry's lilies in my backyard this summer, and though it may not have been West Dean's Hot Border, they did look great together.
To give this wildflowery, easy-growing lily a try in your garden, order a few now for spring planting!
Regal Lilies Blooming in the Wilds of China
Regal lilies will be blooming here soon, and every year when their fragrance fills the air I'm reminded of a scene described by E.H. "Chinese" Wilson, the great plant explorer who first brought them to America.
Of the 2000 plants Wilson collected in his eight trips to Asia, the regal lily was his favorite – although an avalanche broke his leg while he was collecting it and he walked the rest of his life with what he called his "lily limp." In his 1917 book, Aristocrats of the Garden, he writes:
"Journey in thought with me for a moment or two, westward . . . to Shanghai, gateway of far Cathay; onward and westward up the mighty Yangtsze River for 1800 miles, then northward up its tributary the Min some 250 miles to the confines of mysterious Tibet; to that little-known hinterland which separates China proper from the hierarchy of Lhassa; to a wild and mountainous country . . . where mighty empires meet.
"There in narrow, semi-arid valleys, down which torrents thunder, and encompassed by mountains composed of mud-shales and granites whose peaks are clothed with snow eternal, the regal lily has her home. In summer the heat is terrific, in winter the cold is intense, and at all seasons these valleys are subject to sudden and violent wind-storms against which neither man nor beast can make headway.
"There in June, by the wayside, in rock-crevice by the torrent's edge and high up on the mountainside and precipice, this lily in full bloom greets the weary wayfarer. Not in twos and threes but in hundreds, in thousands, aye, in tens of thousands. Its slender stems . . . , flexible and tense as steel, overtop the coarse grasses and scrub and are crowned with . . . large funnel-shaped flowers, each more or less wine-colored without, pure white and lustrous on the face, clear canary-yellow within the tube and each stamen filament tipped with a golden anther.
"The air in the cool of the morning and in the evening is laden with delicious perfume exhaled from every blossom. For a brief season this lily transforms a lonely, semi-desert region into a veritable fairyland."
Thanks to Wilson's heroic efforts, it's easy enjoy a bit of this grand fairyland in your own backyard. Simply order now for fall delivery!
Our Tiger Lilies "Look Amazing" at
Frank Lloyd Wright's Home
Tiger lilies were Frank Lloyd Wright's favorite flower, and he grew masses of them in the gardens of Taliesin, his spectacular Wisconsin home and studio.
Jessica Tripalin, Cultural Landscape Coordinator at Taliesin, emailed us earlier this summer saying, "The 50 tiger lilies you sent us last fall look amazing in the gardens here."
"The preservation crew is aiming to restore the entire estate to the year Mr. Wright passed," she continued. "Our goal is to attain the look and feel of 1959. I am so happy with the results in the gardens this year. Thank you so much for your beautiful plants!"
Jessica also sent us this photo of a few of our tiger lilies blooming in front of one of Taliesin's massive stone chimneys and the intricate iron-pipe trelliswork that Wright designed for the gardens.
Tiger lilies are native to Japan and were frequently depicted in Japanese art. It's easy to see how their simplicity, grace, and drama appealed to Wright, and no doubt they also reminded him of the months he lived in Tokyo while overseeing the construction of his early masterpiece, the Imperial Hotel.
To learn more about Wright's gardens, read our review of Derek Fell's The Gardens of Frank Lloyd Wright.
'Black Beauty' is
Blogger's "Top Draw for Butterflies"
In a recent post at her award-winning blog The Garden Diaries, Claire Jones writes that the "top draw for butterflies" in her Maryland garden is the gorgeous, easy-to-grow 'Black Beauty' lily. She even includes a short video of a half-dozen tiger swallowtails blissfully sipping nectar from the lily's deep raspberry-colored flowers.
Claire's post also introduced me to "butterflying," which she defines as observing and photographing these beautiful pollinators. Along with helpful tips for attracting and taking digital photos of them, she offers some fascinating facts about butterflies. For example, did you know that butterflies taste things with their feet?
August is a great month for butterflying, with many of the 765 species in North American active then. To enjoy more of them in your garden, read Claire's tips – and maybe plant a few 'Black Beauty' lilies this fall.
2016 Great Plant Picks:
They're Not Just for Humans
Every year since 2001, Seattle's Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden has released an annual list of Great Plant Picks. Although especially well-suited to gardens in the Pacific Northwest, many of these plants are also outstanding choices for gardens across the country.
Butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds are the focus of this year's GPP list, and Rick Peterson provides an excellent introduction to it in Pacific Horticulture.
"As temperatures warm, bees emerge from their winter slumber looking for nourishment," Peterson writes, and since "crocus are among the garden's earliest blooming bulbs," the GPP list includes several such as C. tommasinianus, 'Jeanne d'Arc', 'King of the Striped', and 'Mammoth Yellow'.
A few species tulips are also recommended, including T. clusiana and T. sylvestris which will have bees "bustling around the garden with satisfaction" and, in the right spot, will "reliably return year after year."
Other Great Plant Picks that we're offering now for delivery this fall include: extra early-blooming winter aconite, traditional snowdrop, and giant snowdrop, wildflowery Grecian windflower, 'Gravetye Giant' snowflake, and sowbread cyclamen, classic 'Saint Keverne', 'Thalia', and pheasant's-eye daffodils, and elegant martagon and regal lilies.
Learn more and see the entire list organized into categories such as "Fantastic Foliage," "Made in the Shade," and "Plants that Make Scents" at greatplantpicks.org/plantlists/search.
Crocus tommasinianus
martagon lily
'Thalia' daffodil
Daffodils, Diverse Others, Lilies, Raves & Faves, Tulips
Learning from You: Lilies in the Living Room
Speaking of lilies, here's an unexpected way to enjoy them up close, from our good customer Kathryn Hubler of Falls Church, Virginia:
"I thought you'd enjoy this photo of the gold-band lilies we received from you last year blooming in our living room. We've discovered we like to grow them in pots so we can enjoy their beautiful blooms and scent indoors. A pot of them is now a necessity, so we ordered fresh bulbs from you this year and will rotate the old ones into the garden.
"I grow the lilies outside, protecting the pot in the winter, and then when the first bud opens I bring them inside by our sunny, south facing window. I started doing this by accident one year when I brought the pot indoors to protect the flowers during a big rain storm. They last longer indoors, they're never damaged by deer, slugs, or earwigs, and their fragrance is divine!"
Two of the most influential gardeners of the 20th century, Gertrude Jekyll and Vita Sackville-West, would probably approve of Kathryn's technique. Both recommended growing fragrant lilies in pots and then moving them onto the terrace, near doorways, or alongside garden benches when they came into bloom, as they did in their own famous gardens.
Kathryn planted her lilies in the fall which gave them plenty of time to develop a good root system before they had to start growing above ground. Spring-planted lilies may be more of a challenge in pots, but we plan to try gold-band and 'Uchida' ourselves this spring, and we'll let you know how they do.
For tips on growing all sorts of bulbs in containers, see our Bulbs in Pots page. Have fun, and send us your photos!
Garden Tips, Lilies, Raves & Faves
Madonna (Lily) Blows Up Our Facebook Page
Grown in gardens since 1600, Madonna lily is still a superstar – or at least our recent photo of it in bloom here with larkspur and poppies prompted so many likes (1,854) and shares (5,246) that almost 400,000 people have seen it so far. Yes, 400,000!
And that's a global fan-base – appreciative comments were posted in Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Finnish, Thai, and Filipino.
To make sure you see our next big Facebook hit, visit us at Facebook.com/HeirloomBulbs and click "Follow" under the "Liked" button near the top of our page. Thank you, and happy gardening!
To Protect Your Lilies, Plant Alliums
Our good customer Amy Reynolds of Saint Louis, Missouri, emailed us this helpful tip:
"Your lily bulbs are fabulous! I popped them in the ground immediately. To protect them from an abundant local rodent population, I've planted them (as I always do with lilies) with several allium companions. I've found that squirrels and chipmunks won't excavate past the alliums to get to nearby lily bulbs while they're dormant, and the rabbits won't go near allium foliage come spring."
To try this yourself, why not order a few of our fabulous lilies and alliums right now?
Diverse Others, Garden Tips, Lilies
Stone Cold Survivors:
Tiger Lilies Thrive in Voyageurs National Park
Starting in the 1940s, Chicago businessman Jack Ellsworth and his wife Elsie built a monumental terraced garden next to their summer home on the shores of Lake Kabetogama, deep in the wilderness of what is now Voyageurs National Park in northern Minnesota.
At its peak in the early 1960s the garden included 62 rock-edged beds planted with thousands of lilies and other flowers and ornamented by 200 rock sculptures.
When the Ellsworths left Lake Kabetogama in 1965, the forest soon began reclaiming their garden. By 2001 when the National Park Service began implementing a preservation plan for it, decades of neglect, overgrowth, and zone-3 winters had taken their toll, and almost none of the garden's original plants survived.
Photos from the 1960s, though, showed the garden ablaze with thousands of tiger lilies, and after we confirmed the identity of these incredibly tough lilies, the Park Service ordered 500 more to replant in the garden a couple of years ago.
Learn more here, and if you're looking for a beautiful, historic lily for your own garden, consider planting some Lake-Kabetogama-tough tiger lilies this fall.
Can Regal Lilies Ease Arthritis Pain?
"Don't sub any other flower," Janet Weymiller wrote on her order for 25 regal lilies, "because my mom uses the petals in an arthritis remedy that really works."
We're not doctors, but we know that flowers have been used medicinally since ancient times, and Nature is constantly surprising us, so we asked Janet to tell us more.
"This remedy really does work!" she emailed us. "It doesn't cure arthritis, of course, but it takes the pain away.
"My mother grows regal lilies in her garden in Iowa. When they bloom and the petals start to turn brown, she takes them off the plant and cuts them up into chunks. Then she puts them into a glass jar and covers them with rubbing alcohol. She lets them sit for one month, drains off the liquid, which turns brown, and rubs the liquid onto the sore arthritic spots."
The remedy was suggested to Janet's mom by a local doctor who learned about it from a patient from Russia. Although we're intrigued and hope it works, please remember that we are NOT doctors and are NOT endorsing it in any way.
Tiger Lilies and Dahlias in
The Gardens of Frank Lloyd Wright
Beyond his iconic Fallingwater, few of us know anything about the gardens and landscapes that were always an important part of Frank Lloyd Wright's vision.
Now Derek Fell, the renowned garden photographer, sets out to change all that in The Gardens of Frank Lloyd Wright. It's a beautiful and informative book, and any gardener with a taste for art, history, or nature will find plenty to like in it.
Be sure to check out the photos of our 'Bishop of Llandaff' dahlias and Wright's favorite flower, tiger lilies, at Taliesin, Wright's home and studio in rural Wisconsin.
tiger lilies at Taliesin
Tiger lilies, which are native to Japan and have been pictured in the country's art for centuries, may have reminded Wright of the months he lived there during the construction of his landmark Imperial Hotel.
'Bishop of Llandaff'
Dahlias figured in one of the saddest episodes of Wright's life. While he was away from Taliesin, his live-in companion, Mamah Cheney, and her two young children were murdered in a fire set by an employee gone berserk. The next morning as Wright walked among the smoldering ruins with a Chicago Tribune reporter, "a crushed dahlia flower attracted his attention and seemed to raise his spirits. He picked up the flower and stirred the earth around its roots to give the plant a new lease on life."
Later, Wright "gathered all the flowers he could salvage from the garden and made piles of dinner-plate dahlias, summer phlox, long-stemmed zinnias, and armloads of peppery-scented nasturtiums" to fill Mrs. Cheney's casket.
Books/Links/Blogs, Dahlias, History & Heirlooms, Lilies
The New York Times Praises Our Lilies
Anne Raver of The New York Times is always worth reading, and we especially liked her recent column "Striking Lilies, Ready for Revival."
She quotes Scott extensively and writes that Old House Gardens "sold me my first 'Black Beauty' bulbs years ago, and they have bloomed from mid-July to early August without fail ever since, in ever-widening clumps."
She also credits us with introducing her to 'White Henryi', "the classic trumpet lily" of ivory and amber, and praises another half-dozen of our heirlooms including the wild Lilium superbum whose "iridescent green throats . . . guide their pollinators – fritillaries and swallowtails – to the nectar inside."
Read it all – and find out what Scott was talking about when he told her "Don't print that!"
Summer Treat: Red Velvet (Lily) Cake Recipe
Red Velvet is wonderfully deep-colored lily, but I had always puzzled about its name because it didn't match any red velvet I'd ever seen.
A friend set me straight, though, when she pointed out that it's the color of old-fashioned, cocoa-rich red velvet cake.
To see for yourself, try the recipe from Matt's Grandma Opal.
Topped with white frosting and blueberries, it's the perfect treat for a Fourth of July picnic!


WHAT IS THE BLACK LESBIAN DIY FEST? It's a one day festival that hosts self identified black lesbian zine makers, small press owners, artists, filmmakers, and community members to vend their materials, lead a workshop, or screen their short films.
WHEN IS THE NEXT BLACK LESBIAN DIY FEST? The 2nd Black Lesbian DOY Fest will be held on: Saturday, October 3rd, from 12pm-6pm at the LGBT Community Center in room 101 and 110. The address is 208 West 13th Street, NY, NY 10011.
HOW MUCH IS THE BLACK LESBIAN DIY FEST? A full table is $40, a half table is $25 for those who want to vend or table. It's free for those who want to lead a workshop or screen a film. A donation is suggested when attending film screenings. Free to attend the event. All the money goes towards paying for the space and printing materials.
HOW BIG IS THE TABLE? WHAT ELSE? A full table is 5ft. long. A half table is 2.5 ft. long. Each half table receives a chair. Extra chairs are not available.
DO I ALWAYS HAVE TO SAY BLACK LESBIAN DIY FEST? Naw, you can just say BLDF.
WHAT CAN I VEND AT THE DIY FEST? Any print based materials created by black lesbians or about the black lesbian experience including zines, chapbooks, books, magazines, art prints, etc.
HOW CAN I HELP? Black Lesbian DIY Fest is a volunteer based space. From crafting the event flyer, to securing the venue, to day of event logistics, we are always in need of volunteers to help plan the event. Please click here to figure out how you want to be involved.


The Telluride Mountainfilm is kicking off its 37th year of celebrating the indomitable spirit. Founded in 1979, the organization uses the power of film, art, and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world. The outdoor industry takes flight at the end of May during a full weekend of screenings, talks, events, and celebrations to truly take in the impact we have on the outdoors and the importance of the outdoors in our lives.
Historically, Mountainfilm has brought industry moguls such as Sir Edmund Hillary, Dianne Feinstein, Maurice Herzog, Gretel Ehrlich, Carl Pope and more to speak about their experiences in the industry, advocate for the outdoors, and inspire attendees to pursue adventures of their own. This year, the festival will host nearly fifty special guests throughout the four days of events who will relate stories of their adventures, give insight on their experiences working outdoors, and emphasize our role in maintaining our earth responsibly. These speakers include long-time attendees of Mountainfilm like climbing legend and author Conrad Anker, award-winning photojournalist and documentary photographer Aaron Huey, and photographer, director, and filmmaker Pete McBride. In addition, first time guests will be presenting like accomplished rock climber Steph Davis, author of The Emerald Mile, Kevin Fedarko, and National Geographic Photography Fellow David Guttenfelder.
This year's Telluride Mountainfilm will screen nearly 100 films from around the world between Friday, May 27th through Memorial Day on Monday, May 30th. The holiday weekend will be chock-full of events beginning with the Moving Mountains Symposium themed around National Parks on Friday morning. Marking its 100th birthday this year, the National Parks Service will celebrate by commemorating the country's crown jewels. Mountainfilm will play its part by dedicating this year's symposium to the deep and abiding relationship with the wilderness. Through film and a with a roster of speakers ranging from writers to rangers, conservationists to photographers and more. Friday's events will continue with a free, public Galllery Walk around Telluride and Mountain Village.
The weekend will continue with screenings throughout town and Mountain Village. Guests will be able to enjoy free public Town Talks which provide an opportunity to engage in a more intimate setting with Mountainfilm Special guests. The Ice Cream Social is essentially a Mountainfilm Farmers' Market running from 2 pm to 3:30 pm on Saturday and is also free and open to the public. The weekend will also feature the Reading Frenzy, special programs at the Wilkinson Public Library, free movies under the stars at the Base Camp Theatre and programming with a variety of short films. The 2016 Mountainfilm will come to a close on Monday afternoon with the Closing Picnic and Awards Ceremony, honoring all films submitted to Mountainfilm and awarding select films with high honors and cash prizes.
Whether attending as many events as you possibly can or joining in on a few while spending time outside in Telluride, Mountainfilm is a special festival that brings together outdoors-people of all ages and interests from all over the world to celebrate the earth and all it has to offer with regard to challenging the human spirit and pushing the limits of natural abilities. Book your visit today and get your tickets before they completely sell out, Mountainfilm is sure to inspire and Telluride is sure to amaze.


With our culture's celebrity obsession intensifying each year, it is not surprising that recent media attention has concentrated on the children of these famous faces. Unfortunately, there are currently no adequate federal or state laws in place to protect these children from being hounded by paparazzi and exploited by entertainment magazines and Web sites worldwide. This Note examines the evolution of antipaparazzi legislation and analyzes the inadequacies of current and proposed legal protections. Further, it recommends strengthening existing safeguards by creating paparazzi-free buffer zones around family-oriented areas and following international approaches to maintaining an adequate level of privacy, and consequently safety, for celebrity children.
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Ovarian cysts are common in most women with regular periods and most of the time come and go without any symptoms. However, if you experience bloating, an increased need to urinate, pelvic pressure or pain, or unusual vaginal bleeding, call or make an appointment online today at Louisiana Women's Healthcare in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Follicular Cysts: Each month during your regular menstrual cycle, one of your ovaries releases an egg which grows inside a tiny sac called a follicle. When the egg reaches maturity, the follicle should break open to release the egg. Follicular cysts form when the follicle fails to break open to release the egg, causing the follicle to continue to grow and develop a symptomless cyst that goes away within three months.
Corpus Luteum Cysts: Once the follicle breaks open and an egg is released, the empty follicle sac should shrink into a cell mass called corpus luteum, allowing your body to prepare for your next menstrual cycle. Corpus luteum cysts form if the sac fails to shrink and instead reseals itself after the egg is released. Fluid then builds up inside. If the cyst doesn't go away after a few weeks, bleeding and pain often result.
The doctors at Louisiana Women's Healthcare often detect ovarian cysts during routine pelvic examinations. If your doctor notices swelling on one of your ovaries, they order an ultrasound test as confirmation.
An ultrasound test is an imaging test that uses high-frequency sound waves to produce a picture of your internal organs and help determine the size, shape, and location of your cyst, as well as whether it's solid or fluid filled.
Watchful Waiting: Watchful waiting is the most common option, especially if you have no symptoms and an ultrasound shows that you have a simple, small, fluid-filled cyst. Follow-up ultrasounds at specific intervals help your doctor monitor cyst changes.
Medication: While hormonal contraceptives, like birth control pills, help keep your ovarian cysts from recurring, they won't shrink an existing cyst.
Surgery: Surgery helps with large cysts that continue to grow through two or three menstrual cycles, don't look like functional cysts, and cause you pain.
If you're experiencing ovarian cysts with pressure, bloating, swelling, or pain in your lower abdomen, call or make an appointment online today at Louisiana Women's Healthcare in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.


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7 Minutes in Heaven (Atavan Halen)
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Fall Out Boy is an American pop punk band from Wilmette, Illinois, formed in 2001. The band consists of vocalist/guitarist Patrick Stump, bassist Pete Wentz, guitarist Joe Trohman, and drummer Andy Hurley. The members originally played in local underground hardcore bands before forming Fall Out Boy. With Pete Wentz as the band's primary lyricist and Patrick Stump as the primary composer, Fall Out Boy broke out of the underground music scene and reached mainstream success with their major label album From Under the Cork Tree. Released in 2005 as the follow-up to their 2003 debut Take This to Your Grave, the album won several awards and achieved double platinum status after selling more than 2.5 million albums in the United States, and with top ten singles "Sug… more »
I'm sleeping my way out of this one
With anyone who will lie down
I'll be stuck fixated on one star
When the world is crashing down
I keep telling myself
I'm not the desperate type
But you've got me looking in through blinds
Sitting out dances on the wall
Trying to forget everything that isn't you
I'm not going home alone
'Cause I don't do too well on my own
The only thing worse than not knowing
Is you thinking that I don't know
I'm having another episode
I just need a stronger dose
Written by: Andrew John Hurley, Joseph Mark Trohman, Patrick Martin Stump, Peter Lewis Wentz
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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From Under the Cork Tree
Our Lawyer Made Us Change the Name of This Song So We Wouldn't Get Sued
Of All the Gin Joints in All the World
Sugar, We're Goin Down
Nobody Puts Baby in the Corner
I've Got a Dark Alley and a Bad Idea That Says You Should Shut Your Mou
Sophomore Slump or Comeback of the Year
Champagne for My Real Friends, Real Pain for My Sham Friends
I Slept with Someone in Fall Out Boy and All I Got Was This Stupid Song
A Little Less Sixteen Candles, A Little More "Touch Me"
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1. Choosing the panel skills of Samsung's Digiting Inform Display (DID) has become the focus of policy to show industry's attention. The resistance breakthrough of DID panel lies in its ultra-high brightness, ultra-high comparability, ultra-durability and ultra-narrow edge features.
2. Compared with TV and PC LCD screens, LCD LCD screens have higher brightness. The brightness of TV or PC LCD screens is usually only 250-300 cd/, while that of DID LCD screens can reach 700 cd/m2(46").
3. The DID LCD screen has a comparability of 3500:1 (46"). It's more than twice as high as a PC or TV LCD screen.
4. Better color saturation. In addition to the color calibration of moving pictures, it can also calibrate the color of static pictures, so as to ensure the correctness and stability of picture input.
5. The broader perspective PVA (Leadyterned Verticing Alignment) skill is the "Picture Straight Adjustment Skill", which has a visual angle of more than 178 degrees (horizontal and vertical).
6. Pure stereo is the representative of flat panel display equipment, is a true flat display, no curvature and large picture, no distortion.
Because each point in LCD always connects the color and brightness after using the signal, instead of rewriting the pixel points as CRT does.
The number of splices of DID LCD spliced wall can be selected as much as possible (row (m)*column (n). The screen size can also be selected in a variety of ways to meet the needs of different situations.
Can be completed according to the needs of different users, select single-screen performance, full-screen performance, enjoy the combination of performance, picture tour, picture superposition and other effects.
10. TV or PC LCD screens do not support continuous use day and night, LCD splicing screens support continuous use for 7*24 hours.
Widely used in public places, such as exhibition halls, convention centers, stations, shopping malls, etc.
Entertainment and leisure: cinemas, gymnasiums, hotels, restaurants, etc.