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I've read through many of the other posts on GeoThermal and have learned a lot, but still can't figure out the best way for me to go.
So, I'm going to go through what I've done in hopes that you all can shed some more light on the topic (Thanks in advance!) I live in Indiana (near Indianapolis) in what I consider a fairly cookie cutter subdivision. My home is 2400 square feet above ground and a 1450 square foot basement. It was built in 1997 and still has the original and still functioning 3 ton Trane AC (10 SEER) and Trane XE90 Furnace (Natural Gas). My electric bills: (I don't have the usage handy.. but for the last two months I used 1871 with a $153 bill and 2039 with $164 bill.. hoping that'll help)
What the above is trying to do is to calculate is the amount of my current AC and Heating. So, I took my lowest electric bill (March, thus no AC) and subtracted that from all the months to get a general estimate (but realize that it is still higher than actual AC costs, plus January I took out another $35 for Christmas lights). For gas, I basically reversed the process so I took out about $16/month for gas water heating (and figured $5 for gas cooking) and ended up with $657. My electric (IPLPower) rate is
My gas bill looks like this.
Totals 369 888.2 494.48 345.36 58.71 898.55 28.69 648 5484 1619 I think the average/therm cost is $1.51 over the course of the year, but this is where my math is getting fuzzy. The GeoThermal quote I have is $18,200 (which includes the $900 holding tank option, but am thinking that I would not see the benefit of using it over the life of the system.. or it would be close). After tax rebates, the cost is $12,470. A similar hybrid solution with a 16 SEER AC and 95% efficient furnace ranged last year from around $6000 to $8500. I used a fairly sophisticate spreadsheet I found on the web (http://www.aphgeothermal.com/rspvsgeo.xls - though I think it may be a bit off because it asks for the price of a new conventional system but does not take into account the benefit of that system.. so I'm trying to add that into my calculations) and ended up with these types of numbers: Assuming I get a 25% benefit difference between a hybrid and the GeoThermal (but no idea if the 25% is even close) A new geothermal heating & cooling system will cost $12,740
Electric heat & investment
Thus, there is a "Positive" difference of $8,564
That's all my math and such. The final tidbit I have is that there is a company here in Indy that has a patent on a "vertizontal" drilling system that takes out a 10x10 hole and then drills at an angle (and I'd get about 600 feet of loop through 4 150 feet holes drilled from the back of my 130x60 foot property to the front... probably about 40 feet below my house at some point). The option for vertizontal drilling is currently offered at the horizontal rate which "expires" at the end of March (a $3,400 difference... shananagans?). So, again, thanks for any info you can provide on this.
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Forgot to mention that I plan on being in the house as long as I can (50 more years God willing). And I have a family my wife and 2 daughters 12 and 10, and an 8 year old boy (as this info may help figure out if getting the $900 holding tank is worth it.. how much water will my girls end up using..lol) |
- Posted by david_cary (My Page) on Sat, Mar 26, 11 at 12:09
Do you realize by your model, you use a/c in Feb? It looks like your a/c is more like $200 So your HVAC costs are $850 a year. With a new hybrid system, you are probably at $600 a year. Geo probably $450. Somehow it looks like you are comparing your seer 10/90% situation to geo when the alternative is 16/95%. The other thing is that somehow spending $6000 to save $275 a year is a huge money making idea when it really isn't. Factor in greater than background energy inflation helps but it doesn't look like you did that. Also 4% would be an abysmal long term return. |
Thanks for the reply David. Yes, by my model, I'm adding AC into my February bill... which I know is incorrect, but at least I had a starting point (was also think that we ran our Christmas lights into January which is why I used the March bill). What I'm struggling with, as you mentioned is how to do a good comparison with what I have today and the two other alternatives. I'd like to figure out how to do the Geo to the Hybrid option. Thus, the calculations you provided would show Hybrid saving me $250/year and Geo $450. Not sure what you mean by background inflation. I used 4%/year as my energy inflation amount.. so is that what you're meaning? Finally, I would agree 4% is bad, and used it in the above example, but even using 9.5% return doesn't change the difference by too much unless I can show a greater difference in price. Changing to 9.5% roi, current system utility cost for the Hybrid at $600, and Geo at $450, then the Hybrid solution comes out $5,200 on the positive side. Thanks again.. glad to be getting some good insight on my situation. |
- Posted by david_cary (My Page) on Sun, Mar 27, 11 at 6:40
I didn't see 4% as an energy inflation #. Background inflation I take as overall inflation - like 2% lately. Using energy inflation at 10% often helps justify things like geothermal. I think it is safe to assume that energy costs will climb faster than background inflation. This matters some because your ROI is affected by inflation - particularly in the bond market. I bet even at 7% roi, the hybrid solution comes out ahead. Who knows what reality will be? I personally would go with 7% roi and 7% energy inflation. I like that because then I can ignore both (to some degree). There is the tax issue which hurts your ROI. For most people, the real issue is the 5% mortgage rate. Then if that is tax deductible, then justifying spending more on energy efficiency is pretty easy. |
You stated: "The final tidbit I have is that there is a company here in Indy that has a patent on a "vertizontal" drilling system that takes out a 10x10 hole and then drills at an angle (and I'd get about 600 feet of loop through 4 150 feet holes drilled from the back of my 130x60 foot property to the front... probably about 40 feet below my house at some point). The option for vertizontal drilling is currently offered at the horizontal rate which "expires" at the end of March (a $3,400 difference... shananagans?). " Ask the company if the patent has been issued. If it has ask for the patent number. I am skeptical a method of drilling can be patented. I don't understand why the price needs to increase by $3400 next week. This is a sales pressure tactic. I was having a hard time following your calculations. The questions to be answered is how long will it take to recover the additional investment in the geothermal system vs. the hybrid system. How confident are you in the additional savings the geothermal system will provide? I assume the installer does not guarantee any savings. How long does the underground last until it has to be replaced? |
Hi Mike, Thanks for the reply. They have applied for a patent for their vertizontal drilling technique. They may or may not be able to get it patented, but, to me, it's the most palatable way as it requires less heavy equipment and won't tear up my yard as much as horizontal would. A $3,400 discount is their "March" price, but it won't push me into making a decision.. it is just a sales tactic. Regarding savings.. that's where I'm really stuck. From David's earlier reply, my HVAC bills are in the probably in the range of $850 to $1000. GeoThermal's typical savings vary from 30% to 60% from what I've read. As I have inexpensive natural gas and electrical costs currently, then I'm guessing it'll be closer to the 30 to 40% range. What I don't know is how much I'd save with a Hybrid. I've tried using some of the on-line calculators, but just can't seem to come out with a good number. Essentially, if I go from a 3 ton 10 SEER to a 3 ton 16 SEER, how much should I expect the AC portion of my electric bill to drop? One contractor said it was 50% and another laughed and said, no, it's closer to 20%. Underground loop has a 50 year warranty. The Water Furnace being proposed is a NDV038A111, plus electric heat packs, and a deSuperheater (though I'm not sure the ROI is there for the $900 holding tank). |
If you didn't have access to natural gas, then geothermal could be a good option. However it is hard to complete with a 95% efficiency natual gas furnace. You should take the conservative approach to calculate the ROI. |
I totally agree Mike. That's why I'm having such a hard time with Geo being the best. However, with these numbers..(and if you can comment on the % benefits, that would be great) Cost/ AC Heating AC Heat A Geo solution yields about a $4000 benefit over 20 years. David, as a follow up to your mortgage comment.. |
- Posted by neohioheatpump (My Page) on Sun, Mar 27, 11 at 16:34
Its true, natural gas is pretty inexpensive right now but will it always be? Thats a great quoted price for the geo-system. It would be great if you could get the geo and keep the natural gas for the extra cold weather. What is your delivered cost per KW for electricity? |
Please note that the $12,740 is after the 30% gov't rebate, but also includes the $900 holding tank that I don't think I'll get. Rates are as follows: So, if I switch to GeoThermal, then it would seem that my electricity rate will drop from 4.40 cents to 3.18 cents (which would be huge as I can't seem to get my family to turn off lights and I have too many computers running in the basement..lol). Does that seem correct? |
Your electricity rates are low. Can I run an extension cord to your house? :) I am paying 18.5 cents per KWH. My only advice is to talk people who have had a geothermal system installed in their house and get their first hand opinions before making a final decision. |
Your electricity rates are low. Can I run an extension cord to your house? :) I am paying 18.5 cents per KWH. My only advice is to talk people who have had a geothermal system installed in their house and get their first hand opinions before making a final decision. |
For a minor fee, sure you can run your extension cord..lol. I'm suppose to get some references tomorrow from one of the local contractors and I'll give them a buzz. Supposedly there's a guy in my neighborhood that got one recently, but I've yet to hear from him. Also, I have an assumption that if I go with either Hybrid or Geo, then I should get the 3.18 cents rate for being "all electric". Which leads me to the question, is that for all my electrical usage or is it only for my HVAC portion? As always, this place always provides some great insights! Thanks to everyone that has responded to my questions. |
At 3.18 cents/kW & a COP of 4, you'll be paying ~.795 cents per kW of heat (or cooling) delivered - let them run all the computers they want! BTW: $900 is a ridiculous amount for a buffer tank! SR |
- Posted by david_cary (My Page) on Mon, Mar 28, 11 at 5:18
I hope you put that 3.18 cents rate into your model. It just makes geo that much harder to pay for itself. Your $600 hybrid bill just went to $450 and geo went to $340. A couple of LED or CFL lights pay off decades earlier. Or low energy use TVs or computers. |
I have not put in the 3.18 cents as of yet as I was not 100% certain if it applied to a Hybrid solution, which it sounds like it would. Thus, a Hybrid and Geo will both theoretically cut out around $600 from my yearly bill of $2000. So, it really sounds like a GeoThermal is not going to be my best option. Perhaps I'm stressing too much over what could be a swing of roughly $4,000 one way or the other over the course of 20 years. So, now I need to figure out how long to keep my current system..lol. I missed out on last year's $1,500 rebate and now am looking at $500.. but can be saving $600 for being all electric. Thus, the longer I keep my current system, the less I'll be saving overall. |
Was just reading some other posts and it would seem I may need to figure in the costs of air-duct improvement to take full effect of a 16 SEER Hybrid or only go to a 13 SEER which would work with my current duct work. Looks like I may need a manual J calc done. Any idea if a GeoThermal has any sort of duct limitation like a Hybrid 16 SEER option "MAY" have? |
"Vertizontal" drilling system" sounds very much like the EarthLinked system. SR |
I am curious to know what type of duct improvement will be done to increase the SEER rating from 13 to 16. |
I had another guy give me a quote of $13,000 to put in a Carrier (ClimateMaster 31?) Geo Thermal unit with a "Slinky" installation of the loop (2000 feet of loop over 120 feet of "trench" 7 feet down). The guy is an independent contractor, fully licensed, bonded and insured and has 10 ratings on Angie's list (all A's, some big jobs, some small jobs). He speaks highly of the company that quoted me the $18,200 install and said he's a great friend of the owner (small circle of HVAC buddies??) He said a "drilled" loop would be $17,000 as he has to contract out the drilling and well, it's simply expensive. My question now is, "What are the general thoughts around a Slinky install?". Regarding Earthlink System... yes, from the one pic I found Googling it, it seems to be basically the same concept. Regarding duct work.. to clarify, what I've read on other forums is that if something bigger than a 13 SEER is installed, there could be a need to redo/improve ductwork to handle the greater force of air (but I really don't have any real details on this.. only going by what I've read.. and could be completely off??) |
"What are the general thoughts around a Slinky install?" The bottom line is despite personal preferences for one method over any other; any properly designed & installed closed ground loop is basically as good as any other - in terms of performance (heat extraction & diffusion). There may be differences in head resulting in greater or lesser power required to pump the fluid. This should be largely mitigated by proper design & installation practices. In plain English - there is NOTHING wrong with a properly designed & installed slinky! SR |
- Posted by david_cary (My Page) on Wed, Mar 30, 11 at 5:41
There is not greater airflow with a higher seer system. There is not cooling or heating - just less electricity use. |
The duct work has little relationship to the SEER rating. If the duct is undersized for a 16 SEER unit, it is equally undersized for a 13 SEER unit. You might need to modify the duct connection to a bigger coil, but this is not a significant amount of money compared to everything else. |
Ah ok... so then for my calculations, I'll need to simply make sure the 13 or 16 SEER "fits" my duct connection and then need to figure out if going from a 13 to a 16 is worth it. SR.. thx for the slinky info. I got another email from the contractor that said the trench would be about 7 feet deep and 1 foot wide, thus, the average depth of the coil would be about 5 feet. For some reason I thought the minimum ground depth, here in the middle of Indiana, would be more than 5 feet.. like 8 or so.. but I'm probably wrong. |
"The trench would be about 7 feet deep and 1 foot wide, thus, the average depth of the coil would be about 5 feet." This tells me that they would install a vertical Slinky, probably with a backhoe. A chain trencher, 'Witch Ditch' would probably be narrower than 1 foot wide and would be a faster install, unless soil conditions do not permit this technique. Avg. depth of 5 feet could mean that the loops are 4 feet in diameter meaning the top of the loop may be only 3 feet below the surface. If this is so, then this may not ideal. Top of the loop should be at least 4 feet deep (minimum) or deeper. Digging should be contracted to someone with the right equipment (chain trencher, 'Witch Ditch'). Even then this may be less than ideal in that it's harder to flush a vertical slinky (standing up) than a horizontal slinky (laying flat) in that any trapped air will reside at the tops of these vertical loops. This trapped air could be a serious impediment to liquid flow as it may form an air lock thus shortening or short-circuiting the entire loop. Bottom line in plain English, it will work - if properly designed, installed, purged and FLUSHED! SR |
Thanks again SR. I'll be sure to chat more about the equipment and depth in a couple of weeks when I meet with him. I'm off to spring break now so won't be on this thread for a bit. Truly appreciate everyone's input. |
New learnings... My house's load is really at 3.5 tons.. but apparently they do not make a dual stage 3.5 ton GeoThermal unit (they being WaterFurnace and ClimateMaster). So, the general consensus is to go with a 4 ton dual stage. My question today is in regards to COP and EER. My understanding was that the COP of the WaterFurnace was around 5.0 and ClimateMaster was 4.12 or so.. and the EERs were 30 and 27 respectively. When I got the Geo calculation (heat load of around 68k and cooling around 36k), the COP and EER for the two WaterFurnace results showed the 3 ton at 3.92 COP and 18.74 EER and the 4 ton at 3.63 COP and 15.5 EER. That seems like a pretty big efficiency drop... do you experts see that as correct? I do have a desire to go with GeoThermal, but the ROI is razor thin at best due to my low Natural Gas and Electric costs. The multiple quotes I've now received from dealers with WaterFurnace and ClimateMaster are in the range of $17k to $20k... though none of them are apples to apples comparisons. Thanks for all the help everyone has provided. |
So, what did you decide to do? I also live in Indianapolis area and I'm trying to assess the financial benefits of Geo vs conventional. Having a hard time seeing an ROI under 10 years. |
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Hi VEE thanks for the quick response. Even if I buy the score directly from Exp it's still a fake score? And how do the stores determine if the score is accurate if they pull it for a app. Is that the score they go by?
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Most lenders use the FICO score that we are able to pull here at MyFico. EX decided back in Feb. not to make our score available here anymore. The only EX. score we can buy now is Experian Plus, which you can get at the EX site or Creditchecktotal.com; or Experian Vantage which I believe (not totally sure) is the score you would see if you receive your score at a TU site such as TrueCredit.com.
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Looking forward to staying again for the 4rth time, dale and Luis are such great people can't imagine staying anywhere else when we stay in Skaneateles New York
I met my sister for wine tasting and a Dickens Christmas weekend. We had a wonderful time, and the inn was close to the village activities so we could walk pretty much everywhere. However there is no sign for the place. I had gotten directions, but my sister passed it several times. No staff live on-sight, so the front door was always unlocked. Katie 2 was wonderful and chatty when she was there - for breakfast prep and cleaning. Being a former B&B owner, I'm pretty picky about things. But our stay was wonderful, and the food was excellent.
Above every single expectation that we had. Rooms are comfortable and spotless. Decor is out of a magazine and the people there can't do enough for you! Top notch This place should not be missed....
Leading up to our anniversary, I really wanted to find a special romantic getaway as a surprise treat for my beautiful wife after 30 years together. Doing a simple internet search, I discovered 10 Fitch and was hooked from the first virtual visit. Not only does the property look beautiful, the special packages offered by the Inn directly just makes it so simple to plan a wonderful weekend away. And when we arrived, everything we had arranged and experienced was first class and outstanding. Couples massage, in-room breakfast, limousine wine tour, a delightful evening dinner, special treats everyday from Cheryl and Sally, and those sheets... :o) Unquestionably, a destination of delight that absolutely made our special milestone totally memorable. Book and go as soon you can!!
Our party consisted of an 80 year old grandmother, 52 year old daughter and 19 year old college senior granddaughter. Aunt Louise and Dale made each of us feel so comfortable in their charming beautifully appointed period "Lake House" filled with family antiques that seemed to come alive with their storied history ....especially the "headless bride!" The warmth of their fireplace, delicious breakfast with its "secret ingredient," beautifully served and their colorful grounds covered with leaves each added to our reluctance to leave being a part of their family if only for a little while. The Kennedy family South Bristol, NY
Wife and I stay at B&Bs quite often and find that a one night stay feels like a mini vacation. This was no exception. One of the nicest that we have ever stayed at. Owner, Cheryl, and her staff made us feel so welcome with many touches not found at other homes. Place is meticulously kept. Breakfast was great. Check out Lasca's Restaurant close by for take out Italian that we brought back to our room where we had in room dinner in front of our fireplace.
We decided to stay over night in Skaneateles. After looking at several bread bed-and-breakfast I chose Hummingbird's Home. When we arrived, I realized that I it made a mistake in reviewing my map and it was not walking distance to town. Upon meeting Sabina, we found her very cordial and accommodating. Our room was as shown on the website. Sabina gave us some information regarding dinner that evening which we found helpful. Overall we found the bed-and-breakfast to be of good quality. There were a couple of things that you may want to understand. First is we were on the first floor with windows facing the road and the traffic noise was a little loud.I also went to get some ice and found there was only two small trays in the refrigerator that we were using and both were empty just had water in them and that was only one other couple staying the night.The last thing that I would consider is there was nothing available to drink other than tapwater.
Lovely place, good views. Very comfortable welcoming innkeepers. The only slight difficulty was getting a suitcase up very steep stairs.
Gracious hostess; excellent breakfast; tastefully decorated home Could improve water temp for shower (lukewarm)
My only suggestion would be to have coffee/tea available earlier. Very friendly place. I would stay there again.
We enjoyed the area and the lovely overnight stay. Dale and Laura were wonderful host and hostess. We would go back again as we enjoyed the accommodations, the lovely breakfast and warm hospitality.
My husband and I recently stayed at 10 Fitch for four nights during our honeymoon. As soon as we arrived, Cheryl was warm and welcoming. Everything at the inn is very clean and organized. As soon as we checked in, we were given a detailed bill with the breakdown of all the charges. We stayed in the English Suite and it was amazing. It was very spacious and romantic. We really enjoyed the gas fireplace and private balcony. There was an organized binder in our room with information about the inn, several menus from local restaurants, and things to do in the area. Breakfasts at 10 Fitch are delicious and plentiful. Cheryl and her mom, Sally, cook amazing food. Sally's homemade chocolate chip cookies (which are available 24/7) are great, too! We were interested in getting a couples massage in our suite and Cheryl arranged everything for us. It was amazing and so relaxing not having to leave the comfort of our suite. We really enjoyed having turn down service (as this is something we have never gotten at other B&Bs we have stayed at in the past). We also loved the "Just Married" decorations all over our suite when we first arrived and the rose petals on our bed the last night. So romantic! Each room has a docking station with an ipod, which is full of spa & love music playlists. We also had our own mini fridge full of soda and water and our own box of snacks. We very much enjoyed our four night stay at 10 Fitch and appreciate the generous military discount we were given. Cheryl and Sally are such gracious hosts and definitely know how to keep their guests happy. My husband and I are already talking about when we can return to 10 Fitch since we had such a wonderful time there. If you are looking for a very romantic, luxurious, and clean B&B with organized and generous innkeepers, then 10 Fitch is your place!
Skeneatlas was a great little town and the restaurant recommended was excellent. We will come again.
Sabina was a gracious and welcoming host who ensured that our entire family's needs were met. She guided us to some of the most wonderful attractions in the local area. Breakfasts were delicious and she was more than willing to accomodate our dietary preferences. The charming home was clean and comforting!
Lovely B&B. Most wonderful hosts.
Our family was looking for resonable lodging close to town for a weekend long Labor Day wedding. For the mere price of a budget motel, we stayed in a charming, spottless guest house minutes down the road from the hustle of town. My parents stayed in the Magnolia room and we stayed in the Lilac room. Both had really cute electric fireplaces that added character without heat. Decorated with antiques and interesting artwork, there were loving touches everywhere. Our host, Sabina, was gracious and welcoming. Her table was set each day with old world china and serving pieces, to accompany the cooked from scratch, made with love, breakfast. She was eager to accomidate our dietary preferences. On our final morning, we left, said goodbye and when we arrived at our family brunch destination, i walked in to see Sabina standing there. I couldnt inagine what she was doing there...I had left my cell phone in the room and she had paid attention to where I had mentioned that we were having brunch...she came straight over to the restaurant knowing that I would have otherwise left the Finger Lakes without my phone. That clearly seems to be in her nature...to go the extra mile for her guests. Lisa and Lee Moldowsky Westbury, NY
It was very pleasant stay,food was excellent and we feel like home.
My husband and I rarely get away so when we do we want it to be worth every penny. Our stay at 10 Fitch Luxurious Romantic Inn was just that. No detail was missed and the room as well as the entire Inn was immaculate. We plan to stay there again and again. I recommend 10 Fitch highly to anyone traveling to this area or even those like us that live close but want a great experience.
Loved our stay at this clean, comfortable and charming Bed & Breakfast. Very hospitable hostess and breakfast was over the top. Loved it!
Hospitality was wonderful. Delicious breakfast foods. I was made to feel at home having no restrictions. House is for sale; outside porch area was in need of a good cleaning; eg. cobwebs, dirty cushions, old worn out furniture. Very friendly and welcoming staff!
We spent two very pleasant nights at Hummingbird's Home B&B. It was immaculately clean and pleasantly furnished. The breakfasts were very good and Ms. Ciszewski was a delightful hostess.
This is our second visit to this wonderful place. Each visit has been outstanding. The Inn is beautifully appointed and the attention to detail is superb. The food is delicious and the table appointments are a delight, different every day. The bed and bed linens are heavenly. It is a wonderful place to get away from it all and spend some together time. Cheryl and Sally are warm and considerate. The fresh home made chocolate chip cookies are and added plus. Needless to say we highly recommend a stay at the Inn.
A Beautiful Home, friendly hosts. Very knowledgeable about the local area, restaurants, etc.
The breakfasts were fantastic. Warm friendly hosts. Very comfortable.
What a perfect way to top off a week in The Finger Lakes! Highly recommend and enjoyed all the MacKenzie-Childs accents. The sheets were magical!
Everything was great! Sabina makes you feel right at home and welcomed. The rooms have a victorian feel to them. Very roomy and clean! There is a one minute drive into the village, so if you want to walk it's a bit of a hike, Plenty of free parking for 2 hours or you can pay $2 for all day parking.
Great place to stay, enjoyed every minute. Home was beautiful and very interesting historically. Staff was very helpful and attentive.
Dale and Louise are such delightful people. They are perfect innkeepers, and you should stay here just to meet them. However, there are lots of other reasons to visit Aunt Louise's. Breakfast is delicious. We really enjoyed the other guests. The rooms are immaculate. Most of all, there is easy access to the lovely village of Skaneateles without all of the noise and traffic.
First time ever at this lovely B and B! Owners were very welcoming, rooms were exceptionally clean and quiet...Adjoining bathroom in our room was immaculate and convenient. Topped off by a wonderful gourmet breakfast in the morning, we would definately stay here once again.
Enjoyed the stay. Easy access to downtown & Auburn. Good central location - but will need car to get everywhere - no walking.


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A long woody stem of my clematis broke off. There's new soft growth at several places along the stem. I cut it into foot long sections, each containing new growth and put them in water. Is it possible to root them or should I just toss them in the compost pile?
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There is a clematis forum here and in that forum there are people who have had success doing just what you are describing. So, it can be done. Unfortunately I am not one of them, for me such cuttings sit there and eventually rot. For new plants I either layer or just buy them. ~Chills |
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Karyn, I did root a clematis in water by accident. It was just a blossom stem that I had in a vase to enjoy and it rooted. Eventually developed quite a nice set of roots but then I fooled around and let it dry out. Tried once or twice since then to root on with no luck. Definately worth trying. |
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Makes about 48 biscuits
- 4 cups self-rising flour
- 1 tablespoon caraway seeds
- 1 1/2 cups whole milk
- 1 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh dill
Preheat oven to 425°F. Mix flour and caraway seeds in large bowl. Make well in center of flour. Add milk, 3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons oil and dill. Stir just until dry ingredients are evenly moistened. Gather dough into ball. Roll out dough on lightly floured surface to 3/4-inch thickness. Using 1 3/4-inch round cutter, cut out biscuits. Gather scraps and gently reroll dough on lightly floured surface. Cut out more biscuits. Arrange on 2 large baking sheets. Brush biscuit tops with remaining 2 tablespoons oil.
Bake biscuits until puffed and very pale golden on top and tester inserted into center comes out clean, about 15 minutes. (Can be prepared 6 hours ahead. Cool completely, then wrap airtight in plastic.) Serve warm or at room temperature.
my notes
- Calories82
- Carbohydrates8 g (3%)
- Fat5 g (7%)
- Protein1 g (3%)
- Saturated Fat1 g (4%)
- Sodium136 mg (6%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber0 g (1%)
- Monounsaturated Fat3 g
- Cholesterol1 mg (0%)


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November 19, 2012 — Numerous churches around Acadiana hosted collection sites, drop-off locations, including East Bayou Church, Covenant Baptist Church, Family Life Church, and Bethel Ministries. Millions of people across the US alongside Acadiana have been filling shoe boxes with gifts for 9.1 million suffering children around the world. Erin Greneaux, a volunteer and member of East Bayou Baptist, was a volunteer last year as well. East Bayou church was able to take a mission trip to Guana to deliver the shoe boxes, and Erin was able to be there as the children received their gifts.
"Just to see the look on those childrens' faces, it makes it all worth while to come back and do the process all over again the next year."--Erin Greneaux
This year Operation Christmas Child was able to reach a milestone, collecting and delivering shoe boxes to more than 100 million children since the project began in 1993.


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Since Winston's Sewing Center began dispensing quilting and needlepoint supplies in 1939, there have been quite a few innovations in the craft. That's especially true with sewing machines. The storefront has a sizeable collection of up-to-date models that have pinpoint accuracy and programmable embroidery. These modern devices sit amid the vast stock of traditional craft supplies, including yards of luxuriant fabrics for handcrafting projects. The center also serves as just a quiet, comfortable place to sew, whether you want to do that in as part of a class, in a sociable club, or within a yarn cocoon.
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Nov. 5 at 3:50 p.m. -- non-injury, Ky 32 West, Hannah J. Coomer, 19, Cynthiana, driving a 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier.
Nov. 6 at 6:46 p.m. -- non-injury, US 62 West, Robert L. Palmer, 63, Cynthiana, driving a 1998 Ford Windstar was struck by a deer.
Nov. 7 at 6:15 p.m. -- non-injury, US 62 West, Gary L. Latimer, 59, Cynthiana, driving a 2004 Dodge Dakota struck a deer.
Nov. 11 at 9:50 a.m. -- injury, Ky 32 West, Denise Pelech, 54, Sadieville, driving a 1995 Chevrolet Tahoe.
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Over 100 beef producers attended the 25th annual meeting of the Harrison County Beef Cattle Association on Monday night, Nov. 9 at the Harrison County Extension Office. Following a meal, the group held their regular business meeting.
It happened a little later then usual this year: the attack of the lady beetles. Just this week dozens of people have asked, "What do I do about all the lady bugs trying to get in my house." Well, the short answer is seal up the house well and get out the vacuum cleaner.
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Harrison County Historical Society will meet Thursday, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library. The speaker will be Angela Travers of Buffalo Trace Distillery who will present a program about the history of whiskey and distilleries in Kentucky. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend.
* Log Cabin, June 29, 1917 -- 'Our Mac' - "Ernest McIlvain, of Cynthiana, star fullback of the University of Kentucky Wildcats last year, and catcher of prominence on college and professional diamonds in Kentucky, has joined the United States Navy. During his two years at the University of Kentucky, McIlvain participated in many activities which shared honors with his great athletic glories. His performance in the Kentucky-Tennessee tie game in Knoxville, Thanksgiving 1916 gave him prominence."
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Berry City Commission will meet Thursday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m., at Berry City Hall. The meetings are open to the public.
Adult Book Group. Thursday, Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. in the Feix Community Room at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library. The book for discussion will be 'Loving Frank' by Nancy Horan, about the affair between architect Frank Lloyd Wright and Martha Cheney. Refreshments will be served.
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Phyllis Penick to Anna Cason, 2 Tracts in Berry, $15,000.
Quit Claim Deed: Robert Hyatt Jr., William M. Hyatt, by and through Caryn Thompson, his attorney-in-fact, Johnny K. Hyatt and Shirley Hyatt to Helen Hyatt, property at 242 Wilson Ave., $49,122.
Mike G. Brogli and Evelyn Brogli to Harrison County Water Association, Inc., property on Carl Stevens Road (Ky. 1743), $1.
Quit Claim Deed: Cassie M. Harpel and Gerald R. Harpel to Gerald R. Harpel and Cassie M. Harpel, 29.63 acres at 231 Ky. Hwy. 36 W., $1.
With an election for state, county and city positions less than a year away, The Cynthiana Democrat welcomes letters of endorsement for candidates of the 2010 election.
The last date to publish a candidate endorsement is in the Oct. 21, 2010 issue. Those letters need to be received at the office no later than 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 18, 2010. Letters should be no more than 300 words. All letters must be signed and include a daytime telephone number for verification purposes. Letters will not be published unless the author can be reached.
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This is some kind of red leafed pear I believe. Do I trim the tall shoots to make a "canopy" or is this normal growth? |
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It's normal growth on a tree or bush when man doesn't work to keep it conforming to some predetermined shape or size. But having said that, I would trim them because of wanting to keep the overall round shape. I would probably trim the bottommost left and right branches also, because they are reaching up for the light and have long lengths without any leaves to benefit the tree. Alternatively, they are also good choices for air layering so that you can get 2 new trees from them, if you feel inclined to do that. |
You probably mean purple leaved plum not pear. Pruning is just man trying to make it look like he wants it to look. |
You are correct! Plum This was a bare root from the Arbor Day foundation. |
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A Dog's Tale: In Two Parts
Never before in all of literature...er, glassware have we encountered such a dynamic and endearing character as the one in A Dog's Tale.
Chapter one introduces us to a protagonist, whose bark is worse than his bite and who propels the story forward with his aggressive, even daring, behavior. Through charming illustrations and witty "how to" labels, this chapter focuses on four main themes: taking chances, being assertive, increasing confidence and challenging the status quo.
Click here to see details of the four alpha dog traits:
How to assess risk
How to demonstrate confidence
How to bluff
How to defy authority
Can our hero keep up the alpha dog facade or will his aggressive ways come back to bite him in the end? To see what happens next, check out A Dog's Tale: Chapter Two.
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Patricia started out as an art director in Philadelphia, selling everything from potato chips to financial products. In 2001, a friend wanted help launching a glassware business. Patricia designed several product lines for the new venture.
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bad dog wisdom diner mugs - set of 4$35.00 -
mom infinite joy personalized art$100.00 -
mom exponential love personalized art$100.00 -
picture your pet - biker$75.00 - $135.00 -
zenguin mugs - set of 4$48.00 -
personalized storybook art - adventure$75.00 - $120.00 -
personalized storybook art - amazing$75.00 - $120.00 -
personalized storybook pillow - brave$120.00 -
personalized storybook art - legend$75.00 - $120.00 -
personalized storybook pillow - legend$120.00 -
personalized storybook pillow - adventure$120.00 -
grandma infinite joy personalized art$100.00
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