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AIX EN PROVENCE, France, Jan. 3 () -- NHIndustries of France recently delivered the first of eight twin-engine NH90 tactical transport helicopters ordered by Belgium.The aircraft is in the 11-ton class and is built around a dual bus Core Avionic System. It features a full glass cockpit with Multifunction Displays and fly-by-wire controls with a four-axis automatic flight control system.Its dedicated mission system includes forward looking infrared radar system, helmet-mounted sight and display,[url=http://www.christianalouboutin.co.uk]Jimmy Choo Wedding Shoes[/url], an electronic warfare system, a digital map generator and an on-board monitoring and diagnostic system.Although primarily for tactical transport, the aircraft can be used for special operations, search and rescue and casualty evacuation missions.Four of the helicopters ordered are for the Belgium army and four are for the navy."We are very pleased to participate to the modernization of the Belgian Defense Forces with the NATO helicopter of the 21st century," said Xavier Poupardin, the delegated managing director of NHIndustries.NHIndustries is owned by AgustaWestland, Eurocopter and Stork Fokker.

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Marginal Plants For The [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Garden Pond. Part 2Article Summary: As I have already stated in my previous article, there are 6 groups of plants which you should consider for your pond. This article and a few of the following ones are all about what we call Marginals. When we talk about Marginal plants we think of them as purely ornamental as they do not play a part in maintaining a satisfactory balance in [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] the pond.
As I have already stated in my previous article, there are 6 groups of plants which you should consider for your pond. This article and a few of the following ones are all about what we call Marginals. When we talk about Marginal plants we think of them as purely ornamental as they do not play a part in [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] maintaining a satisfactory balance [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] in the pond.
Glyceria (Water Grass)
Yet another grassy Marginal, and one with a bad reputation for being invasiveand for swamping the more delicate [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] plants. Glyceriaspectabilis variegatus (Manna Grass) is a striking [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] plant growing 2 - 3 feet high, with Green leaves which are boldly variegated with Yellow and Whote stripes. The young spring foliage has a distinctly rosy [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] hue. The wide-spreading grass flower heads are of little ornamental value and should be removed. The planting depth [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] is 0 - 6 inches and it can be grown in the bog garden. Unless Glyceria is used to stabilise the bank of a lake or large pond, it should always be grown in a container to restrict its sideways spread. It is an easy plant to grow even in partial shade and it quickly becomes established and stars to spread, this is the main problem with this particular plant.
Houttuynia (Houltuynia)
An easy to grow carpeter for planting between taller specimens, but you must grow it in a container to keep its invasive nature in check. The stems are Red and the Bluish-Green leaves are distinctly heart shaped. It grows 6 inches to 1 foot high [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and in early summer the cone shaped flowers appear, each one surrounded by 4 white bracts. Houttuynia cordata bears [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] single flowers - the double flowered variety 'Plena' is preferred. Variegata has the most colourful foliage which is Reddish-Green splashed with Yellow and cream but with only a few flowers. The recommended planting depth is 2 - 4 inches. It will grow quite happily at the surface or even in damp soil, but the roots can [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] be damaged in winter if they are exposed to frost or ice.
Caltha (Marsh Marigold)
The Marsh Marigolds are perhaps the most popular of all Marginal plants, and quite rightly so. The size of the smaller types makes them suitable for small ponds and they are reliable under a wide range of conditions. The recommended planting depth is no roblem, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] they need very little water above the crowns and will grow quite happily in the bog garden. Their greatest advantage is the time of flowering, the Buttercup-like flowers appear above the round or heart shaped leaves in spring. These April blooms herald in the start of the floral year. Grow Marsh Marigolds in groups in full sun or partial shade. The basic and most popular species is the Kingcup Caltha palustris. In April the bright Yellow waxy flowers are borne on branching stems [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] above the dark Green leaves. Height 1 foot to 18 inches, planting depth is 0 - 2 inches. The best Caltha of all is C.palustris Plena - double Yellow flowers which look like small pompon Crysanthemumsappear in April. The leafy mounds are small (6 inches th 1 foot) and are often completely covered by the blooms. The White variety alba produces its blooms in May - height 6 - 9 inches, planting depth 1 inch. It is often disappointing as a Marginal s o it is best to grow it as a bog plant.C.leptosepala is [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] a more attractive White floweredCaltha, but it is not easy to find. C polypetala is the giant growing 2 - 3 feet in height, planting depth 2 - 5 inches. The leaves and the [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Yellow blooms are large. Not one for a small pond.
I spend a great deal of my spare time in my garden but I must admit that most of it is spent either improving my pond or just sitting by it watching the world in water. A lot of of my fascination with ponds was created with the help of a Landscape Gardener London company. They gave me all the help and advice that I needed, as and when I asked them for it.
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