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Good, Bad and Ugly: LifeLock 400 at Michigan
Mark Garrow provides driver trends for Sunday's LifeLock 400 at the 2.0-mile Michigan International Speedway.
* A driver needs to qualify for the race based on time.
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• He made this race last year finishing 31st. • Coming off a career-best 12th last week at Pocono, Allmendinger could be a bargain again this week. The track is forgiving and the Red Bull team has found a chassis setup that is finally letting it use all that Toyota horsepower.
• Biffle has 10 Michigan starts with six top-10s, four top-5s, two wins and an average finish of 13.4. He has led a lap in seven of 10 races at Michigan, 190 total. • Biffle is going to continue his hot streak this week at Michigan. He had two straight top-three runs before Pocono and that should have been at least another top-5 if not for some late race issues. I rank him fifth and see him as a top-5 contender with an outside shot to win.
• Blaney has made 16 starts at the 2-mile track. He has three top-10s and five top-15s at Michigan with a career best of sixth. • When this team found out the CAT sponsorship might being going away, it dug in and is improving. Two top-10s in the past four races and could have been three for four the way he was running at Pocono. Blaney should be a top-15 car.
• In four starts at Michigan, Bowyer has a disappointing 26.3 average finish. • Bowyer is heading in the wrong direction. Since winning at Richmond his finishes have been 15th, 29th, 33rd and 36th. He's got the bad mojo right now and I think you need to keep him on the sideline.
• In 28 starts at Michigan, Burton has posted four top-5s and eight top-10s. • Tied for the spot of second-most expensive driver in Stock Car Challenge, Burton is a little overpriced in my opinion. After all, he's not, at this point, going to challenge for wins. But what he will do is top-10 you to death. With a worst finish of 13th in the opening 15 races, no one has been more consistent in scoring points, albeit in an unspectacular way. He's not sexy, and a tough guy to pick up now with a value of 23.6. I rank him eighth.
• Busch's stats here include two wins, six top-5s and an average finish of 18.9. • I can't see Busch winning at Michigan for a third time and don't see a top-5 either. He was pretty solid last week at Pocono and came home with a top-10 and I can see a repeat this weekend. Despite his Michigan success, it's unlikely someone with an average finish of almost 21 this year will jump out of nowhere and finish top-5 or win. Not going to happen. He should finish no worse than 15th, but I rank him 16th.
• In six starts at Michigan, Kyle has led 40 laps while earning two top-10s. • I've got Kyle ranked third. Forget about last week, it happens. Don't forget the five races before Pocono, where he scored three wins, a second and a third. He'll bounce back big this week. This is a horsepower track and he's got plenty of ponies under the hood.
• This will be Carpentier's first stock car event at Michigan. • He may finish in the top 30, maybe.
• In 17 Michigan starts, Junior has recorded two top-5s and five top-10s. • I've got Junior ranked eighth, although I think he could be capable of finishing in the top five, which is where he's finished in three of the past four races. The only exception was getting wrecked at Dover. With a SCC value of 23.2, he needs to finish in the top five. Not sure he can do that at Michigan, but he's a lock for a top-10.
• He has scored top-10s in his past five races. His average finish at Michigan is 7.3. • Edwards is my top pick this week. He's been rolling lately and has a great history at Michigan. Tied with Burton for SCC cost, Edwards should outscore him. I'd be really surprised if Edwards finished outside the top five.
• Elliott has 56 starts here with 29 top-10s, 17 top-5s, seven wins and an average finish of 13.8. • Elliott and Terry Labonte both have champions' provisionals to use this weekend. Labonte will have the first provisional as he is the most recent champion. If Labonte must use the provisional, Elliott will have to qualify on time for the race. • This is Elliott's favorite track, but he's just making laps. The Wood Brothers don't have car that can run up front or in the top 15 either.
• This weekend marks Franchitti's first Cup start at Michigan. • Trouble seems to come and find Franchitti these days so get something between you and him in a hurry.
• Gilliland has three starts here with an average finish of 27.7. • Like last week, Gilliland will be one of my SCC bonus babies this week, a driver with a low value but a potential high return. On our Sunday morning chat last week, I brought him up and was told I was crazy because he was starting way in the back. Turns out he came through to finish 16th at 17.2 price. That could happen again as this is big Roush track and Yates Racing is a satellite team of theirs.
• Along with his two wins, Gordon has five poles, 15 top-5s and 20 top-10s in 30 starts. • In the second race of the 2008 season, at "sister" track Auto Club Speedway in California, Gordon led 68 laps en route to a third-place finish. • I can see Gordon finishing in the top 10, which he's done in four of the past five races. The lone exception is a 15th at Pocono. He's been ugly but effective. But at 22.4 SCC value, Hamlin just above and Biffle just below are probably better picks, if you're looking at potential winners in that price range.
• Gordon has 16 starts here with one top-10 and an average finish of 24.6. • Things are just plain old ugly right now for Robby. Partnering with Gillette Evernham is not paying off yet. It'll be awhile before he can finish any better than the top 25.
• In four starts here, Hamlin has not finished worse than 14th and averages a 10th-place finish. • Hamlin is my No. 2 this week. If he doesn't win, he should finish in the top five. He's got the car and horsepower to be one of the straws that stirs the drink this week.
• In 14 races at Michigan, Harvick has earned two top-5s and five top-10s. He sports a 16th-place finishing average. • Harvick has been junk the past four races and that's why I've ranked him 19th. Still, he's driving one of his favorite cars and finished in the top 10 with it at Fontana earlier this year, so he has top-10 potential. But lack of success will keep him off my team.
• Chassis PRS-556 is the primary car and was last driven by Hornish at Texas Motor Speedway in April, resulting in a 32nd-place finish. • I can see Hornish finishing in the top 25, maybe, and as prone to spinning as he's been lately don't even touch this guy with a 10-foot pole.
• Johnson has made 12 Cup starts at Michigan International Speedway, one of only seven tracks in which the back-to-back champion hasn't won. He has gathered two top-5s and five top-10s. • I've got him ranked ninth. He might be able to sneak a top-5 and should do no worse than a top-10.
• In nine starts at Michigan, Kahne has one win, four top-5s and four top-10s. • This guy is red hot and he's moved up to fourth in my ranks. He could finish in the top five, but not sure he can fight his way to another win. Watch how his car runs down the straightaways cockeyed. They have got a handle now on bending the rear-end housing and the car is now really getting through the corners. The SCC price of 20.1 is a steal.
• In 17 Michigan starts, Kenseth has achieved two wins, seven top-5s and 11 top-10s. His average finish is 9.7, third-best all time among drivers with two or more starts. • He's moved up to seventh in my rankings. He's back to his old self cranking out top-10s on a weekly basis and has had a top-10 feast at Michigan, nine in the past 11 tries. Kenseth has four top-10s in a row and he'll make it five at Michigan.
• Kvapil has four starts here with an average finish of 26.5. • I like Kvapil for a top-20, top-15 kind of performance. He'd be a nice SCC pick if his price was lower. Right now he's overpriced by a lot and is simply too expensive, with the risk factor, to put on your team.
• In 31 starts here, Labonte has 16 top-10s, nine top-5s, three wins and an average finish of 13.5. • Bobby has been 11th twice in the past three races. I don't see him running that strong at Michigan, but can see him maybe barely squeaking into the top 15, which wouldn't be too shabby for SCC considering his 18.2 value.
• Labonte has 53 starts here with 13 top-10s, seven top-5s and an average finish of 19.3. • The other Labonte is making laps and that's it.
• Leffler has four starts here with an average finish of 24.5. • Nothing to write home about here.
• This will be Martin's 45th run at MIS, where he boasts four wins, 16 top-5s, 27 top-10s and a pole. Martin has finished inside the top 10 in seven of his past 13 races at Michigan. • I've got Mark ranked 11th because I think he's a take-it-to-the-bank top-15 finisher, with a possible 10th-place finish like last week at Pocono.
• Is making his first-ever NASCAR start at Michigan. • He'd love a top-30 and so would his fantasy owners.
• In 10 starts at Michigan, McMurray has one top-5 and two top-10s. • McMurray is a decent sleeper pick this week to jump up and finish in the top 10, but more likely the top 15. With a SCC value at 17.8, he's worth serious thought.
• Casey Mears has 10 starts here with two top-10s, a top-5 and an average finish of 18.5. • The past five races have been so ugly you could feature them in a horror movie. If you think he's going to duplicate last year's fourth-place finish, forget it. There are too many questions and no answers for this driver and team right now.
• Menard finished 12th in last year's June race, and has nine top-25 finishes to date in 2008. His average finish at Michigan is 23.7. • It looked for a while like this guy was beginning to put it together, but he's slid the other way, so stay away.
• This will be Montoya's third Michigan race. He is averaging a 34th-place finish after finishing 43rd in the June event in 2007. • This team is treading water right now and at 18.4 for SCC, JPM is way overpriced. Buyer beware.
• In 2005, he had two top-10s at Michigan and started from the pole in the second race. • Nemechek has 28 starts here with four top-10s and an average finish of 24.6.
• Ryan Newman has two wins, one pole, four top-5s and four top-10s in 13 starts at Michigan. • I've got Newman ranked 14th. He might run well enough and luck into a top-15. At Newman's current SCC value, Kahne just above and Matt Kenseth just below are better picks in that price range.
• Ragan's best Michigan finish was 18th in the fall 2008 race. • I have him at 13th in my ranks this week, because I believe all of the Roush cars are going to be good. I see him finishing in the top 15.
• Raines has eight starts here with an average finish of 34.2.
• Reutimann has two Michigan starts with an average finish of 19th. • He was 10th at Charlotte and 19th at Pocono, so he's got a shot to finish in the top 20, but I think he's more likely to finish 20th to 25th. The problem with picking Reutimann in SCC is that Blaney is cheaper and will be a better pick
• Riggs has eight starts here with one top-5 and an average finish of 22.0. • Riggs may finish in the top 20 and like Reutimann is higher priced than Blaney in SCC. So, at that price, Blaney is the pick and blow off any thoughts of Riggs.
• Sadler has one top-5 and three top-10s while leading three races for 22 laps. • The team has had some fast cars, but the finishes have been pretty ugly. No reason to put him on your team unless you're a giant Sadler fan and want to throw his recent finishes out the window, forgetting the pain they caused fantasy players.
• Smith is making his first NASCAR Cup Series start at Michigan. • He's beginning to show signs of improvement and could be turning into a consistent top-25 car. He's not quite there yet, but moving in the right direction.
• Sorenson has made four starts at MIS. He has one top-5 and two top-10s. • This team is a mess right now. He may have finished in the top 10 in his first two Michigan starts but after that he was 23rd and 38th. That's going in the wrong direction, unfortunately, like his career.
• In 18 starts here, Stewart has 12 top-10s, eight top-5s, a win and an average finish of 12.9. In the past 11 races here, Stewart has finished outside the top 10 only twice. • Stewart's average finish for the past four races is 28th, but that's not really indicative of how well he ran in those events. So, despite those stats, I've got him ranked 10th. He's too good to stay in this slump much longer and if you can time it right, at 21.2 SCC value you could really ride his upside for a while. This week could be the week. He's finished in the top 10 three straight times at Michigan and has won at Sonoma too. I see his stock price on the rise.
Truex has four starts here with two top-5s. • I have Truex ranked 17th this week, but can still see him potentially finishing in the top 10. His team has been a little inconsistent, so it's hard to get a firm handle on Truex. At 19.4, his SCC value is decent, but Kurt Busch is cheaper and the better pick this week.
• In eight starts here, Vickers has three top-10s and an average finish of 20.2. • Vickers and the Red Bull Team are starting to come around, turning into a solid top-15 team that will occasionally jump up and do something more spectacular. At 18.1, he has a nice SCC price, but at 18.0 Mark Martin may be the safer pick. We are going to pay close attention to Vickers for Sunday's race day chat, so tune in. If his crew chief Kevin Hamlin feels they could be as good as they were at Pocono, then Mr. Vickers will become one of my Michigan "bonus babies."
• His best Michigan finish is fourth. In total, he has two top-5s and nine top-10s. • If you're fan of Mikey put him on your team, otherwise don't click on his picture.
• Yeley has four starts here with an average finish of 32.5. • A top-30 for this guy would be great. It won't happen, but it would be great.
Mark Garrow covers fantasy racing for ESPN.com.
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Jay Cooke State Park
Trailblazers: this park is a must! Park trails link up to the Willard Munger State Trail at the north edge of the park; perfect for backpackers, bikers (both mountain and tour), hikers, horseback riders, and skiers.
Check out the wildflowers in the spring, and the vivid colors in the fall. Walk on the swinging suspension bridge high above the raging St. Louis River. Visit the historic cemetery and the gorge at Thomson Dam.
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Visitor Alert!Happy 100th to Jay Cooke State Park!The park is turning one hundred years old in 2015! All year, we'll be celebrating a full century of rich history, incredible natural resources, and fun outdoor recreation. Learn more. Summer Naturalist Corps jobsKnow a young person who wants to become a naturalist? The seasonal Naturalist Corps jobs are hiring now! (Updated January 14, 2015) |
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Carl Froch will defend his British super-middleweight title against former WBC world champion Robin Reid at the Nottingham Arena on November 2nd after his promoter Mick Hennessy won the purse bid for the right to stage the highly anticipated clash earlier today. Hennessy saw off competition from Frank Warren to land the Championship, which will headline a live Sky Sports event.. The Hennessy Sports boxer, who has already won the British belt out-right after making three title defences, has been recovering from surgery on his right knee which has prevented him from fighting since March. Carl has wanted to fight Reid for a long time and this is a fight that a lot of British fight fans want to see, so its great that it is finally happening, said Hennessy. Im delighted to be able to bring it to his home city of Nottingham, where we expect another big crowd. It is a chance for Carl to show what he can do against a former world champion before going on to fight for a world title next year. The size of the bids today is a testament to his status as a rapidly developing marquee name and star of world boxing. WBC #1 Froch is understandably delighted that years of talk are finally over. Ive seen what Reid has been saying in the press, he said. Now hes got a problem; he has to come good on his words and back it all up. Instead hes getting knocked out like hes never been knocked out before and in my home City.
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The Lakeside Blog is happily written by Michelle Bousquet at the Interlaken Inn, Lakeville, CT. She writes about what there is to do at Interlaken and why you should come stay with us, fun local events, great places to visit and cool things to do – in and around Lakeville & Salisbury Connecticut.
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Sharon Audubon MapleFest, Saturday, March 17th, 2012
Sharon Audubon MapleFest Few foreigners realize that March is typically New England's 5th season- "Mud Season"! However, it is also our "sweetest season" which we owe completely to the abundance of Sugar Maple trees in our region. The sap flows due to the crisp nights and warmer days.
"The mild weather caused the season to start earlier and hasn't produced the quantity of sap we would like because of the lack of freezing nights and 40-45 degree days," said Scott Heth, Director of the Sharon Audubon in an interview earlier today. But the Sugar Maples definitely haven't let us down completely- the sap is still flowing!
Heth also said that they typically produce about 60 gallons of maple syrup annually and the oldest Sugar Maple at the Sharon Audubon is approximately 250 years old!
Interested in the process? It is truly amazing and a lot of work- it takes 40 gallons of maple sap to get just 1 gallon of the delicious sweet syrup we like to drizzle over, well, just about anything from mom's buttermilk waffles to making savory root vegetables!
The Sharon Audubon MapleFest takes place this Saturday, March 17th from 10am-4pm. Tour guides will lead you through the trails where you can see first hand the collection process from start to finish. The sugar house is definitely my favorite part of the tour where they boil down the sap over a wood fire stove and let you taste the finished product! The sticky, steamy, sweet air will leave you anxious to purchase your very own bottles of maple syrup from the Audubon's gift shop. And yes, Scott admits to tasting the finished product himself regularly, after all, someone has to be in charge of quality control! Be prepared to have breakfast for dinner Saturday night!
Our neighbor, The Sharon Audubon, is located at 325 Cornwall Bridge Road in Sharon, CT 06069 just 8 miles from the Interlaken Inn.
Value of Face to Face Meetings
Once again, let's check in with Kristy Barto - Interlaken's Corporate Sales Manager. Kris - take it away!
Do you think Face to Face business meetings are a waste of time? Perhaps these are some reasons why you feel that way:
- Not enough ROI (Return on Investment) or ROO (Return on Objective)
- Our meetings are constantly interrupted.
- We don't accomplish our goals during our meetings.
- We don't remain on-target during our meetings.
- The same people always do all the talking.
- Our meetings start late or run past the set end-time.
- Our meetings are boring
Along came the technology enabling us to sit in the comfort and privacy of our own offices/houses/beachfront and use applications such as GoToMeeting and Skype to participate in a business meeting or conference call. It is definitely a convenience and costs a lot less than hosting a meeting at a destination site. Or does it?
At what cost are you willing to sacrifice face to face time with your team? Certainly there are some meetings where it makes perfect sense to use any of the above applications but no series of webinars are going to replace training a sales team in person.
Why Face to Face Meetings are a valuable asset to your business:
- Real-time communication
- Allow employees to engage and interact within the group
- Provides human contact and relationship development
- Allows for "side-line" conversations to accomplish various tasks which cannot be done while video-conferencing or teleconferencing
- Quality of decisions made increases and more likely to be made as a team than by individual
- Helps develop team-bonding
- Easier to inspire/motivate in-person than via media outlets
- Less distraction at face to face meetings than computer mediated devices
Interlaken's Culinary Challenge is the perfect addition to any meeting day to further develop team bonding.
The answer isn't an all or nothing attitude but a combination of using technology and face to face interaction within your company to achieve goals and make decisions.
Planting Interlaken's Garden
Nine times out of ten, if you ever see Brandon in a meeting with someone, you know he is talking either food or beverage. Today was no exception: he was planning the Interlaken Fruit & Vegetable Garden! And we all know how important our fruits and veggies are....
Farmer Joseph Church of Sharon has been growing many of our local fruits and veggies for over two years now and that we use in many of our dishes in Morgan's. This season he will continue to provide us with the highest quality homegrown items. In addition to the usual favorites, this year he'll add some new plantings to the Interlaken garden:
- Heirloom varieties of kale
- French cantaloupe
- Baby turnips
- Twenty types of heirloom tomatoes
- Not just sweet corn, but "sweet sweet corn"
The first fresh crops we'll be receiving this year from Farmer Church will be spinach, peas and radishes. If you like to eat meals with the freshest ingredients possible, be sure to visit Morgan's this spring season!
Creativity is in the Air!
If you had the chance to learn about quilting, wouldn't you want to learn it from these two nice ladies?
Let me answer that question for you: YES! Two of the nicest and most knowledgable quilting ladies you'll ever meet! Nancy and Claire are here today as part of our Weekend Getaway package "Life Discovery Series" and this is their invitation to you:
Sit with us while we talk about the rich history of quilting, with emphasis on traditional quilts and patterns. Discuss the re-emergence of a solid interest in quilting, the development of the art and craft of quilting since then, up to the modern day of art quilts using non-traditional materials. Patchwork and quilting techniques to make very wearable clothing. Throughout our presentation we will have many quilts to show, lots of show and tell to bring the stories to life. Pick up a new hobby or just increase your appreciation for the beauty of quilts!
So you may have missed this week (regrettably so!), but it's not too late for next Saturday where you can join Rachel Hay and have "A Pilates Experience", followed by "The Body as a Mirror of your Pain and your Health" with Lynn Simpson. You can sign up for our Weekend Getaway in CT package anytime (either Friday night or Saturday night, or both nights!) or choose any of our packages and still join us (for a nominal attendance fee). We have programs running through early May, and the full listing of these programs is right on our packages page. Hope you'll join us one of these weekends!
October Wedding Opportunity!
October is a splendidly colorful month in New England, from beginning to end. I always use to think that by the 20th the leaves and the color was pretty much gone, but as evidenced over the last several years and by these photos this is not the case! These photos were taken on October 27th - and that happens to be the only date left in October 2012 that is available for a wedding. Tell me this would not be the perfect background for some amazing photos?
Can you imagine you and your new spouse in front of this pretty tree, surrounded by your family and friends for a stunning photo? Or your Guests mingling amongst the pumpkins and mums in the courtyard area, drinking a hot toddy in the crisp autmn air?
Our wedding pavilion is the perfect size for 100 people up to 220, and anywhere in between. You could bring the same autumnal colors inside the enclosed heated pavilion just like this couple did:
Transform the pavilion anyway you'd like! How about a Halloween Masquerade Ball? Years ago there was a wedding held here at the end of October (wish I took pictures!) and everyone came in costume, there was trick or treating (I mean really, can you imagine what the candy bar would be like with all that Halloween candy?!), bobbing for apples, pumpkin carving. How fun would the photo booth be? The base cloths could be black, topped with yellow and orange and white (who doesn't love candy corn?), centerpieces of mummies and witches - OK I could keep writing about this as there are so many ideas! Anyway, what I really wanted to tell you was that this (October 27th) is the only fall date available for a fall wedding in 2012, so if you are thinking of the autumn time please visit our wedding page for more photos, our packages and how to arrange coming to take a tour soon!
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I had a fantastic holiday in NY, and part of the experience was a great hotel. The location is very central, you are within walking distance to many great sights. The rooms are comfortable and clean. The only drawback was the price of international calls, which the guests are not informed about. You expect a bit more, but not such an excessive bill. Thanks to the very understanding and professional Achmed on reception for sorting out this problem before we left.
May 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JandH A Suite Warning
Although this is a great property and staff do a wonderful job given the often large number of guest, anyone booking a suite should be warned in advance -- you may end up with just a big room. Unlike most starwood properties, this one does not distinguish between a proper suite (one in which the bedroom is separated from the living by a door, and where the entrance is into the living area. Many suites at the TS location are at best junior suites and although spacious, have incredibly small bathrooms and to get into the living area, one must transit the sleeping area. Some also have adjoining room access doors at both ends. These doors are not especially soundproof. A few suites are in fact "proper" suites and are 1st rate. It would be appropriate for the hotel to more clearly distinguish on the website for booking purposes.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by PH51 Stay November 2012
The room renovation was mostly cosmetic but was nice - Since I was almost across from service doors, it could be noisy as rooms are not that soundproofed, but was ok, room was serviced promptly and was clean. Downside is that it is impossible to get club level or club access. Also, the on site restaurant choices are slim. Yes, I know that there are lots of great restaurants in the area, but sometimes work, weather or just a busy day makes you want to stay close
November 19, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by T75raw2 Disappointed with room and treatment as Gold member
We have sstayed at this hotel for a number of visits to NYC. The reception and facilities this time have considerably deteriorated. The lGold Prefered Guest checkin in was cold, non responsive to my requests, didnt provide access to the Club Floor facilities, and didn't offer a room for about four hours after arrival. The room had a broken mirror taped together, a sink and stool that barely drained, cracked tile in the shower, very crowded conditions. and a brokenm shade pull for the window. This was definately not up to our expectations for Starwood facilities. When we asked for a room chjange we were told thotel was completely full and we were going to have to accepty what we had. Overall, we were treated poorly, charged $14.95 a day for lwhat should have been free WiFi, and not recognised / treated like valued customers.
December 13, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by StacyeMac Better Than Reviews
I really enjoyed this hotel. Things started out great with check-in. Hopefully, you will get Nicole who has wonderful customer service! The rooms are lovely, and clean. This is the perfect location for 30 Rock, Times Square, Shopping, Drug store access,food and so much more. The internet connection is a little shaky, so get out and have some fun!Be prepared to pay a fee for storing your luggage. I will make the Sheraton my "go-to" hotel for every New York Trip.
June 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by SoCalGuy74 Disappointing Stay
My two biggest issues with this hotel was the rude front desk and the construction noise I heard at night while trying to sleep. They really don't treat Platinum members well here. Didn't get any acknowledgement or upgrade. When I asked if I got a Platinum upgrade from the front desk upon check-in, they responded with "no" without checking if there was anything available or an explanation on why there was no upgrade. There were better rooms available per SPG.com so the hotel being sold out wasn't an issue. I asked if they put me on an SPG preferred floor, they said they didn't have any such floors.
The rooms were decent but the wireless internet was spotty while in the room. The one bright spot of this hotel was the club lounge. It's one of the better club lounges that I've been in with a great food selection and nice view.
May 29, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Hugo Good location, worst sheraton I've stayed
I was lucky to be upgraded to a renewed room. It was an average room, small but with relatively new furniture. Clearly without the upgrade I would have stayed in a crappy room.
Staff was in general responsive.
Services were too expensive. $5 + 18% service fee for room service, which was already very expensive sounded like a theft to me.
No SPG recognition at all. No breakfast included for SPG members, no newspaper, no chocolates in your room, no welcome gift, etc.
The location was awesome. I regret from having stayed there anyway, as I only preferred it over other hotels because what I thought I would get from my SPG status. Bottom line, I got a decent room instead of a very bad one, which I could get for a better price in other hotels.
Value for money it was very deceptive. I hope I don't have to stay in this Sheraton again.
December 26, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Zondmove great spot, not much in food at hotel
Great central location for New York sight seeing. Really close to Subway, my first time trying it, and it was great. Concierge was very helpful on teaching me, and also with food recommendations. Club 44 breakfast and snacks were good. Only drawback, Hudson Market. If you want a burger at night it is perfect, but that's it. I was there on business, got out of meetings late, and had to be up at dawn, too tired to even move and the only option was a burger. Otherwise I was going out and I just couldn't walk another step. Didn't want room service and wasn't wanting a burger, but had to eat. Many people also complained about having to pay for the fitness center, which you are kinda trapped if you want to work out. SPG, should stop the fees for fitness especially if you are a club level guest, or gold level or above in SPG points.
December 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by joanna71 concierge
Your concierge, Michael (not sure of his last name) is great. This was our second time staying at the Sheraton Times Square and he did an excellent job helping us to locate the places we wanted to tour. He provided maps, alternate routes, coupons, and his valuable opinion on what would be our best alternatives. He also made us feel very special by sending champagne and chocolate covered strawberries to our room.
July 22, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Unsatisfied15 Poor service culture
With the exception of the cleaning staff and conference facility management, the service culture in this property is abominable.
Arrived at 3:00 PM to find my room was not ready. Returned at 5:00 to learn that it still wasn't ready as the previous guest had a late checkout. problem was that no one checked the room to learn that the guest had departed (only then did the cleaning crew get started). I finally got in my room at 10:30 that night...
June 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Emperor59 Comfort, Quality, and Care
There is a reason I always stay at the Sheraton New York; comfort, quality, and care. I am treated like royalty from the moment I check in. The employees are always willing to go above and beyond. I have always been greeted with a smile and pleasant demeanour. I am always happy with the room and amenities. It is easy to compliment those at the Sheraton because customer service is a priority. I will definitely be staying there when I return to New York City.
August 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sally22 Recent Stay
Location great, room good size. Staff friendly and accommodating. Comments: cleanliness - my room was not vacuumed, and the bathroom, although product replaced - shower and floors not cleaned. There were hairs all over tub and floor. Used product was not removed from the shower. Additionally, the fitness center has an additional charge which i didnt think fair when spending almost $400. Then for 2 days in the morning, not one pice of equipment was available
February 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by lj93 Good hotel - sans plus
The Sheraton Hotel at Times Square is perfect for people who are staying until - let's say - 7 days in New York City. The location couldn't be better (just next to the hotel there are 3 or 4 subway stations), then you have Starbucks, Subway and many other stores which are located quite close to the hotel.
The room was okay, but could have been better. Under the bed it wasn't cleaned and the blankets were not 100 % clean, too. But everybody gets used to it.
May 2, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by dlvmcg DLVreview
The room was not ready as usual with this hotel. At 3 o'clock pm we were told the room was still not ready and they would call us if we would give them a phone number. In the past, we have given them a number and received no call from them. After a little complaining, they gave us our room.
September 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rollo1 Stayed for a week..Awesome!
We just stayed at the Sheraton New York July 23-28 2012. The hotel was perfectly situated and our newly renovated room located on the 50th floor was very comfortable coupled with an amazing view. We really enjoyed the club lounge which offered excellent service. The staff was very nice, courteous and went above and beyond to assist us with all of our travel plans. Big thanks to (Chelsea) the Manager for making our anniversary a memorable experience. G & L
July 29, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by rc3820 dirty and unhelpful
Had Requested A Room With A Tub And Didn't Get It Initially. Changed Rooms And The Toilet Was Already Backed UP. Took Over Forty Minutes To Get Someone To Unclog. No ONe Came By To Clean The Toliet Afterwards After It Was Requested. Bathroom Tub Was Also Dirty. Had Some Hairs All Over The Tub And Shower Walls. Comforter On Bed Was Not Cleaned. Would Never Stay At This Or Any Other Sheraton Again. Very Disappointed Since I Used My Starwoods Reward Points.
May 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ChitownBaby Convenient, Clean with Great Service
Enjoyed my Labor Day weekend 2014 stay at this property. Close to great sites, restaurants and the staff was very attentive. Room was very clean daily with a very comfortable bed. Slept well every night. Recommend this location while staying in NYC.
September 6, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Tub2028 Tub Problems
The water pressure was great; however, the tub didn't drain well at all! Repeated calls and conversations didn't resolve issue. The hotel staff thought there was toilet and shower head problems - they were fine. Finally gave up asking - just took quick showers while standing in ankle deep water after a few minutes! Disappointing!
Also - staff walked in room several times without knocking in the morning.
July 22, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Brendapk how long do I need to wait to check in?
What a horrible introduction to the hotel--waiting 40 minutes in line to check in. When we had paid in full in advance! One person working the check in counter. Clueless travelers asking advice and directions should have been directed to the concierge. Oh wait, the concierge was off duty for the evening. Get your act together Sheraton. If it weren't the venue for our event, I would not have chosen the hotel. And, I definitely will not stay there again.
June 25, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by latraveler123 Total disappointment
I often fly the red eye and would book an extra night so i have my room ready when i get in at 6am to shower and change. I do this every time with other hotels and most often i stay at the W time square and never had an issue. This time around, i decided to try sheraton since it is a little closer to my work and have stayed here before. when i arrived, the lady was extremely rude and that's after she told me that i don't have a room for me since i 'never called' after waiting for quite a bit, she got a room (double bed instead of king) for me. told me i would get 20% off coupon and free incidentals for the incident, but never gave me anything and was so quick to try to send me away. then i got to the room to find out that my tv didn't work. and i had to call it support with wifi help both nights i was there. needless to say, it was a total disappointment.
June 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CapitalWarrior Excellent Service in a Complicated City
New York is complicated but during Fashion Week its times 2. Despite high occupancy, from the front desk at check in, thanks Lin, to the room, the upgrade, thanks Chelsea, to the club lounge, thanks Tommy, the stay could not have been better. Maria kept our room spotless even with all our time and work product this stay. The staff at this hotel wants to deliver great service, just ask them if something isn't right, they go above and beyond to deliver!
September 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ILAN Another wonderful stay
In this last stay I reserved 2 rooms for me and my family. Despite the fact that the hotel was fully booked, I was recognized by my Platinum status and by my dozens stays in the past, and was upgraded to charming club rooms with all the benefits entitiled. As always, our stay at the Sheraton New York was most enjoyable, convenient and rewarding. It was again our home-away-from-home in NYC.
July 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Wendy9 Great location
The location is great, but the room is very small. The bathroom smelled really bad, so I had to spray my perfume in the bathroom both nights we stayed there. Never had to do this before. I complained to the front desk, and someone came later with a bottle of bleach/cleaning spray which we didn't use. Other than the bad smell in the bathroom, we were happy with our stay there.
August 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by DFB1 This hotel is convenient to everything!
Upon arrival, there was unflushed debris in the toilet, unvacuumed floor, messy bed. Housekeeping member Karma responded quickly and exceeded our expectations. We were promised 3000 points for our inconvenience, but were never told how to post them for our future use. We would LOVE to return to this hotel. We'll tell others to stay at this hotel. We enjoyed our NYC trip. Thanks Sheraton!
July 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by S2588 Great views!
The hotel was clean and accommodating! The only thing I can say is the room size and layout was a little odd. It was almost like the desk and the drawers were made longer and took over the wall, because they couldn't come out any farther or they would match right up to the bed.
I enjoyed the views of the city, the sofa that was in there, and the overall appearance of the room other than that. Staff was friendly and definitely in a GREAT location!
February 28, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by FredCO Loved this extended stay
Just wrote a note regarding another stay at this hotel. Cannot say enough about the great location, access to the city and excellent staff. Big hotel gives a personal touch. Brittany, Jorge and Anne Marie were the Starwood Lounge professionals who assisted much in little and big needs I had during my day. . They are can-do concierge level people who know their way in and out of the system. Super helpful, super courteous, and super friendly.
May 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chezza42 Cheryl
The hotel location was really good. I did have to ask for the floor to be cleaned behind the bed because it was dusty, this took over two days to get sorted, but to be fair there are a lot of rooms and therefore understandable that request are not dealt with Sooner. however i would have liked to have been offered a room change. The hotel is huge but yet very quiet in the rooms. The location couldn't be any better. The hotel has everything you need.
September 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by pkirchner Lounge quality is failing
I stay at this hotel on a weekly basis for the past few months and I have felt that the quality of amenities in the lounge is falling at a quick rate. There used to be fresh fruit and hard boiled eggs available at breakfast and also two hot dishes available in the evening. Breakfast has now been relegated to bread, bagels and toast, and in the evening just cheese and crackers. I expect more for Platinum level amenities, and I have to say I am disappointed in the lowering of quality available to the Platinum level customers. The lounge is one of the reason I stay at Sheratons, and I have to admit I am disappointed.
In addition, I am surprised that upgrades have never been available to me at any visit.
In spite of this the rest of hotel is absolutely fantastic, to the upgraded rooms and common area, and the great gym, the hotel is great.
August 5, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by MCN1107 Preferred guest recognition
I hav been staying here for 4 years on a regular basis. Was excited about room renovations but have to say that less than a year after renovation, rooms are already showing a lot of wear and tear. And since renovation, I haven't received any of the upgrades that I used to get. Get the feeling that mgt is trying to squeeze every dollar they can get to pay for expensive renovations. Treat your loyal customers well, there are many good hotels nearby.
August 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by will69 Check out issues
When I checked into the hotel everything was fine.I understand that it was superbowl weekend and occupancy was at max capacity. I had to make a change to travel itinerary that caused me to have to check out a day early. When I made this request, I was told that I could not do so without a cost associated with it. So in order not to let the room go to waste for the additional night I paid for, I added a friend to the reservation. When this individual attempted to check in, she was told that the room was unavailable and that i had already checked out. I had given the front desk explicit instructions to add this individual to the room earlier in the day and I was assured that this would occur. This resulted in significant embarrassment for the both of us. After persistent calling I was able to resolve the issue with one of the staff members.
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The "Revenue Act" was signed on April 15, 1861 by President Abraham Lincoln, imposing the first federal income tax of 3% on annual income exceeding $800. The move was an effort to fund the Civil War which received the stamp of approval from Congress. Language of the Act was broadly written to define income as a gain "derived from any kind of property, from any professional trade, employment or vocation carried on in the United States or elsewhere or from any source whatever." Per the U.S. Treasury Department in 2003, the $800 income from 1861 compared to approximately $16,000 minimum taxable income after adjustments for inflation.
Revenue Act of 1932 increased income tax rates across the board in the United States. Income tax rate on top incomes soared from 25% to 63%. Estate tax and corporate taxes were raised by nearly 15%.
United States Revenue Act of 1942 caused an increase in individual income tax rates, corporate tax rates rose including an increase in the top rate from 31% to 40% and reduced the personal exemption amount from $1,500 to $1,200 for married couples. Dependent exemption amount was reduced from $400 to $350, per dependent. The 35-60% graduated rate schedule for excess profits tax was replaced with a flat 90% rate. The 5% Victory tax on all individual incomes over $624 was created, with postwar credit. Medical expenses deductions was created by the Act.
Revenue Act of 1964, also known as the Tax Reduction Act, was a bipartisan tax cut bill signed by President Lyndon Johnson on February 26, 1964. The Act allowed for an across the board tax cut of nearly 20% with a deduction of corporate tax rates. The Office of Tax Analysis of the United States Department of the Treasury summarized the tax changes as follows:
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Sat, Apr 30, 05 at 22:42
I am looking for Elephant Ear (San Miguel) and the one that gets HUGE! leaves - I'm not talking Rex size, I'm talking about the 2 foot leaved ones?? Don't remember the name, but GIANT green leaves, used outdoors?
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- Posted by kdjoergensen z6b NJ (My Page) on Wed, May 11, 05 at 17:06
Are you talking about begonias or elephant ear tubers ? (colocasia esculenta ?) |
Begonia parviflora? check the ID request be thegreenman on the gallery. there are some other really large-leaved rhizos out there, too. -ming |
I have a couple begonias that are really beautiful...they actually look like ROSES. Does anyone know the name of them? One of them is not doing well...I may not have them where they need to be. Thanks |
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New Ardmore police chief begins duties
Updated: 07/30/2007 - ARDMORE, Okla. -- Dave Leonardo spent his first day checking on his officers and seeing what changes he will make as the new chief of the Ardmore Police Department on Monday.
Updated: 07/30/2007 - ARDMORE, Okla. -- Dave Leonardo spent his first day checking on his officers and seeing what changes he will make as the new chief of the Ardmore Police Department on Monday.
Updated: 07/30/2007 - A body of a 35-year-old drowning victim was pulled from a lake in a state park on Saturday.
Updated: 07/30/2007 - GRAYSON CO. -- A Howe man who'd been missing for more than a week was found dead on Friday in a local pond southwest of Howe.
Updated: 07/30/2007 - DENISON -- Some residents are fighting to save the old Denison High School. On Saturday, many came out to sign a petition to save the high school.
Updated: 07/30/2007 - BONHAM, Tex. --Civic sprit and community leadership is alive and well in Fannin County as hundreds came out on Saturday for Bonham's first annual Texas Heritage Day Celebration.
Updated: 07/30/2007 - ARDMORE, Okla. -- A driver accidentally drove a car into a drug store in Ardmore on Saturday.
Posted: 07/27/2007 - DENISON -- The fight to save the old Denison High School continues now with the help of money from Austin. The Texas Historical Commission has offered the city a chance to receive $50,000 to save the old building. The question is: Will the city accept that offer?
Updated: 07/27/2007 - GARLAND, Tex. -- A Texas State Trooper from Paris was awarded the Purple Heart for courage Friday afternoon after he sustained serious injuries while on duty. Trooper James Kain was hurt in February of 2003 while investigating an accident on the Sulphur River Bridge.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - SHERMAN, Tex. – More businesses are popping up in Sherman. Now a new shopping strip is set to open at FM 1417 and Taylor. Eight shops are moving into a building that was last occupied by Foxworth, a building supply store.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - SHERMAN, Tex. -- The Grayson County United Way will soon have a place to finally call home. Officials broke ground on Friday on the site of where their new office building will be located.
Posted: 07/27/2007 - FANNIN COUNTY, Tex. -- A man convicted of driving drunk and killing a Bonham couple was sentenced on Friday. Benjamin Floyd Lewis will serve 20 years in prison for each case of intoxication manslaughter.
Updated: 05/14/2008 - BONHAM, Tex. -- The city of Bonham is sharing its history with people from all over Texoma. The first annual Texas Heritage Day Celebration starts Saturday, and organizers say it's not just a celebration of the past, but that it will help bring in money for the future.
Updated: 12/04/2007 - We did it again. We've made more upgrades to our site to enhance your online experience at KXII.com. Check them out here.
Posted: 07/27/2007 - SHERMAN -- Local children are getting a helping hand from Texoma area council of governments. They are having a school drive to get school supplies to lower income families.
Posted: 07/27/2007 - BELLS, Tex. -- A special meeting to talk about the future of the Bells Police Department has been scheduled for Monday amidst the elimination of two police officer positions by the city council earlier in the week.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - ARDMORE, Okla. -- It's Black Gold Festival time in Ardmore! Live music, street dances, pet parade, pioneer days-Olympics, tons of good food, and an actual working oil derrick striking water will all be there for all who attend.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - LAKE TEXOMA -- Weeks after the crest, people are picking up the pieces around Lake Texoma. It's slow going, but progress is being made. Residents, business owners, and lake officials are all doing their part to get everything back to normal.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - MARSHALL COUNTY, Okla. – An Oklahoma businessman continues his fight against the Oklahoma Department of Transportation as the days countdown until Highway 70 is expanded in Madill.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - DENISON -- There's another addition to Affordable Housing in Denison as the program's fourth home was finished Thursday morning. Former councilman Bill Malvern started the project two years ago to provide affordable homes for lower income families.
Posted: 07/26/2007 - GRAYSON COUNTY, Tex. -- A man accused of assaulting a 2-year-old Denison girl was jailed in Grayson County on Thursday. Authorities say Charles Don Brawdy violated his parole by physically assaulting a little girl who was left in his care.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - ARDMORE, Okla. -- Sights, sounds, and flavors unique to Texoma are what the 'Taste of Ardmore' is all about. It kicks off Thursday evening in downtown Ardmore between C-Street and Washington Street.
Updated: 08/27/2007 - DURANT, Okla -- On Tuesday, we talked about how to keep your child safe before school starts. In today's Safe Family report, Ryan Loyd talks to Durant School leaders to find out how they plan to keep your child safe when they're in class.
Updated: 07/27/2007 - DENISON, Tex. -- Demolition has been postponed of the old Denison High School on Main Street in downtown Denison after a protest Thursday morning in front of the school concluded with a Denison man putting up his own money to save the building.
Posted: 07/25/2007 - ARDMORE, Okla. -- It was the plan that appeared to create quite a bit of excitement in southern Oklahoma. Now, there's news of a stall on the part of an international automaker. The proposed MG auto plant has been put on hold came during Wednesday's state of the city luncheon in Ardmore.
Posted: 07/25/2007 - BELLS, Tex. -- Two officers are all that remain on the Bells Police force. City leaders recently voted to remove one of the positions, leaving some wondering if their city will be safe.


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A search operation was launched in Kupwara district in Jammu and Kashmir after security forces found two hand grenades and a wireless set near the Line of Control (LoC), indicating the movement of militants from across the border, official sources said on Tuesday.
A joint patrol of the Army and the BSF recovered the grenades, the wireless set, four wire cutters and 26 pencil cells at Surnal Malie in Keran sector on Monday.
The sources said all formations along the LoC were alerted and search parties fanned out to neutralise infiltrators.
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By Jack Payne The selection of Dr. W. Kent Fuchs (pronounced "Fox") as the next president of the University of Florida should be cause for celebration for anyone who cares about Florida agriculture and natural resources. I'll confess, I had some initial apprehension about whether an electrical engineer would be properly attuned to the importance …
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Sunbelt Ag Expo – 10/13/14 – Setup Day LIVE Feed
Local county agents are working hard to set up at the Sunbelt Ag Expo. You can watch our live feed below! Author: John Wells – email@example.com John Wells is the IT Expert for the NW District. John Wells
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Is Your Family Immunized?
Vaccines are responsible for the control of many infectious diseases that were once common in worldwide. Make sure that your family and friends are up-to-date on their immunizations. With children enrolling in or returning to school, older students entering college, and adults and the health care community preparing for the upcoming flu season, this is …
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Are You Packing?
Use colorful foods and interesting shapes to make lunches fun!Photo credit: Jen Bradshaw Lunch, that is. Yes, it's back to school time. Whether the words "back to school" make you happy or sad, it is that time of year. One thing we can agree on, though, is that a healthy, safe, attractive lunch our kids …
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Back To School ~ Healthy Lunchbox Hints
It's time to start getting backpacks ready, lunches packed and kids off to school. Back to school time is the perfect time to start packing a healthier lunchbox. Packing your child's lunch may contribute to the difficulties of getting out the door in the morning but it does not have to. You know your child …
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Have a Wonderful Summer in the Water
Have a Wonderful Summer in the Water With the recent official start of Summer water related activities are in full swing. When you and your loved ones are around the water it is important to know the basic safety and survival skills. Water-safety survival skills: floating or treading water for one minute without a flotation …
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Picnics: A Great Change of Pace Outdoors and Indoors
A picnic is a pleasure excursion for all ages, a delightful expedition away from the normal day. Whether at a park, at the beach, right outside under a tree, on the porch, or on the living room floor, picnics are a great way to slow down and enjoy. Try some of these ideas for a …
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Helping Young Children Understand the Meaning of Math
Simple sorting games teach pre-math skills to young children. Children are born curious and are constantly learning about the world around them. Children learn basic math skills through daily activities and interaction. They practice basic math skills as they notice differences between things, how events happen the same way every time, and how they can make …
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Summer Camp is Almost Here: Preparation Tips for Campers (and Parents!)
Summer camp teaches children independence and leadership skills. Summer is here and summer camp is on the horizon. Maybe this is your child's first time to an overnight camp or they are "old pros" at this thing called camp. Many parents and children will have camp anxieties, but here are some things you can do …
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KIDS DON'T FLOAT: Swimming Pool Safety
Going to the beach or pool is a popular summer activity but did you know a child can drown in as little as one inch of water? Drowning is usually quick and silent. A child will lose consciousness two minutes after submersion, with irreversible brain damage occurring should the child survive. According to the Consumer …
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17 Son of man, I have made you a watchman to the house of Yisra'el: therefore hear the word at my mouth, and give them warning from me. | 17 "Son of man, I have made you a watchman for the house of Israel; so hear the word I speak and give them warning from me. |
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Can anyone guess what this adds up to? I had a good laugh this weekend as I was digging up the garden to plant my new dahlias, when I realized many of the neglected dahlias from last year were still alive and kicking!! I was amazed at the clump of Sonic Bloom - which produced about 18 tubers. Well a lot of these are going right back in the ground, along with my new ones! |
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I live in Springfield missouri and for four years havn't been digging up my dahlias. Well they are already coming up again this spring. I have about 30 clumps along my fence. When I planted them I dug holes about 5 or 6 inches deep. I don't put mulch on them in fall. They are in full sun so maybe in the winter the sun keeps the ground warm. They are the tall variety, getting from four to seven feet tall in august. |
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