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This is going to be a division-by-division look around the NHL and the different needs, both in the short- and long-term, each club might be looking to remedy between now and Feb. 27.
A quick note: the salary cap information comes from the web's unquestioned authority on the subjact, www.capgeek.com. Acquisition space is different than a team's salary cap space -- it is how much salary a team can add on that day and be in compliance from then until the end of the season. The number changes daily, but each team's figure for this exercise will be what it was on Feb. 4 unless that team makes a major move.
We started Monday with the Central Division and continued with the Northwest, the Pacific, the Atlantic and the Northeast Divisions. Up next is the final installment -- the Southeast Division.
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Goals for: 2.47 (T-21th in NHL)
Goals against: 2.72 (15th)
Power play: 18.5 percent (12th)
Penalty kill: 80.5 percent (25th)
Key injuries: D Dmitry Kulikov (March), RW Scottie Upshall (late March), D Ed Jovanovski (late February)
Acquisition space: $27.237 million
Skinny: GM Dale Tallon overhauled the roster between last year at this time and the end of the offseason, and coach Kevin Dineen has the new-look Panthers firmly in playoff contention. So the dilemma for Tallon becomes this – does he try to add players one year after blowing up his roster, or does he stick with the current group and wait for the vast collection of young talent he might see find roles with the team in the next season or two?
If Tallon does decide to add, there is an obvious need. His top line of Tomas Fleischmann, Stephen Weiss and Kris Versteeg has been fantastic but has faded of late. The Panthers desperately need a guy (or two) to bolster the second line. Sean Bergenheim, Marcel Goc and Mikael Samuelsson have been productive together of late, but that trio should probably be the team's third line instead of the second.
Tallon has collected a vast pool of young talent, and the Panthers may have the best set of prospects in the League. Erik Gudbranson has become an NHL regular and Jonathan Huberdeau will be a preseason Calder Trophy favorite next season. There is a large group of prospects behind them, and Tallon could possibly part with one or two to land an impact top-six forward (especially if that player has more years left on his contract). The more likely course of action for Tallon is to not yield anything substantial and look for a minor addition to help the offense.
Record: 28-21-5, 61 points (9th)
Goals for: 2.78 (11th)
Goals against: 2.76 (T-16th)
Power play: 18.6 percent (T-10th)
Penalty kill: 80.8 percent (23rd)
Key injuries: C Nicklas Backstrom (indefinitely), D Mike Green (Iate February)
Acquisition space: $5.014 million
Skinny: So much of what the Capitals might do, and can do, at the trade deadline is tied up in the health of Backstrom and Green. If either player is unable to return, then they need to be replaced. That is also the only way GM George McPhee will be able to make a significant move without moving out salary.
That said, if the Capitals weren't able to go forward without Backstrom or Green, how much of a threat to make a run are they really, and would it be worth to mortgage important assets to try and replace one of them? If Green and Backstrom are healthy for the stretch run, McPhee has little cap space to work with, so he would likely have to move a contract to shake up the roster. Defenseman Jeff Schultz had been a near-permanent fixture in the press box, but he's started to get a sweater again.
The proverbial elephant in the room is Alexander Semin and his $6.7 million contract. Maybe McPhee could move him to clear up space and then swing another deal to replace him? That is highly unlikely though.
Record: 26-24-8, 60 points (10th)
Goals for: 2.34 (T-25th)
Goals against: 2.68 (14th)
Power play: 17.2 percent (T-16th)
Penalty kill: 82.6 percent (T-13th)
Key injuries: NONE
Acquisition space: $34.223 million
Skinny: The Jets could be a fascinating team to monitor in the next two weeks, or they could end up not doing anything. Winnipeg is certainly in contention for both the Southeast title and possibly a seventh or eighth seed in the East.
There is plenty of space for GM Kevin Cheveldayoff to work with, and the Jets are another team that has an obvious need for an infusion of offense. Will Cheveldayoff have the motivation to act? Being the first year back in Winnipeg, it would be a nice ending to the story if the Jets sneak into the playoffs, but it is also possible Cheveldayoff tries to continue to build toward the future and constructing a roster than can do more than just squeak into the postseason.
It would hard to see the Jets selling off any players even Cheveldayoff decides not to buy, so it is possible that deadline day will be quiet in Winnipeg. This is probably another team that would like to make a minor move or two to help with a playoff push, but not a major deal that would alter the long-term plan.
Record: 23-24-6, 52 points (13th)
Goals for: 2.81 (10th)
Goals against: 3.34 (30th)
Power play: 13.9 percent (26th)
Penalty kill: 80.6 percent (24th)
Key injuries: D Mattias Ohlund (possibly out for season)
Acquisition space: $7.497 million
Skinny: A year after GM Steve Yzerman swung one of the deals of the season to land goalie Dwayne Roloson, that is a position of need yet again. Whether or not Yzerman tries to find a quick fix and help his team make a late run at the postseason or chooses to address the situation in the offseason remains to be determined. A short-term option might be someone like Curtis Sanford from Columbus, while the long-term guys are all the high-profile backups like Corey Schneider and Jonathan Bernier.
The Lightning could also use another defenseman to help with goal prevention, and that is where Ohlund's absence has really hurt Tampa Bay. If Yzerman looks to the future, finding another young defenseman or two to build around with Victor Hedman is also on the priority list.
Yzerman has a few assets that contending teams would be interested in, including pending UFAs Dominic Moore, Pavel Kubina and Brett Clark.
Record: 20-25-11, 51 points (15th)
Goals for: 2.54 (T-19th)
Goals against: 3.00 (T-26th)
Power play: 14.9 percent (23rd)
Penalty kill: 78.3 percent (27th)
Key injuries: D Joni Pitkanen (early March)
Acquisition space: $39.963 million
Skinny: GM Jim Rutherford has the nicest fruit at the market, but whether or not he fields any offers for them from the queue of contenders remains to be seen. He already locked up defenseman Tim Gleason on a four-year contract, and he might sign forward Tuomo Ruutu as well.
Ruutu would garner lots of interest and bring a hefty return, because he's a versatile, gritty forward that several top teams could use. If he doesn't sign an extension, expect Rutherford to collect at least two impact assets (think prospect and first-round pick) for Ruutu's services.
There are other guys to deal as well. Gleason might be off the market, but pending UFAs Bryan Allen and Jaroslav Spacek will be enticing – especially in what looks like a weak crop of available defensemen. Rutherford isn't likely to blow up his roster, but he can collect a few more pieces for the future (including what will likely be a top-3 pick in June if the team continues in its current form) and plan on re-tooling for a run at playoff contention in 2013.


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The Lives to Come: The Genetic Revolution and Human PossibilitiesThe Lives to Come is at once a concise and accessible guide to the research that scientists are conducting in the field of genetics, a realistic survey of the likely near-term contributions of that research to the treatment of disease, and a thoughtful probing of the deep moral and social issues raised by our increasing abilities to predict the onset of hereditary disease and to make decisions about the kinds of people who will be born. A distinguished scholar of the history and philosophy of science, Philip Kitcher insightfully addresses the practical and philosophical questions posed by the explosion of new discoveries in the field of genetics. As our ability to determine whether individuals are at risk for various diseases and disabilities increases, will medical treatments keep pace? Could widespread use of genetic tests lead to new forms of discrimination in insurance, employment, and how people are viewed by society? How can genetic knowledge improve law enforcement while protecting the rights of the innocent? As prenatal testing provides new opportunities to select the types of people brought into being, how can the abuse of that power be prevented so that we avoid the evils of the eugenic past? If scientists discover a genetic basis for traits deemed socially objectionable, might abortion become a tool for avoiding the birth of "undesirables"? To what extent do new discoveries support the idea that our destinies are written in our genes? More fundamentally, what will become of our self-image as we find out more and more about the mechanisms of our bodies and our brains? |
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LussoForged 5pts This is a great idea and forward thinking for BMW. Do we know if the pricing on the vehicles will be a little lower or stay pretty much the same? I can't wait to see if they do anything interesting with the body style to reflect what's under the hood.
beaucoupdechance 5pts Lets not forget that the M3 had a I6 until this generation....that engine was better than the V8 imho.
Blubaron79 5pts The twin turbo engine in my 335 xDrive is amazing. Been driving it for 6 months now. V8 mustangs are left in the rear view.
patking 5pts well, bmw is getting fever with turbo charge since they product 335. turbo tag is mainly a problem while people using a car for daily basis. even though it got twin turbo and worked very hard for reducing turbo tag. for my own driving 335 experience, the engine really makes the car cheaper. i just dont wannna get so many SURPRISE when i drive it. most people like me dont race when they go to work.
dirtydorty 5pts The failures were primarily caused by a bad batch of connecting rod bearings, it could happen to any manufacturer.
blackberry 5pts If I remember the last inline 6 in the M3 had major mechanical problems in 15k-25k miles. I remember reading customer logs at a BMW dealership indicating the rings literally ripped to pieces at 7k miles, blown heads, gaskets and the like. Seems like that was not the best choice to put the red line so high- they should give Honda a call! They know how to make high reving engines that last!
bbkk 5pts The M3's V8 is lighter because the its an aluminum block compared to the I-6's iron block. Weight distribution on the E46 was very close to 50/50 anyway, so the V8's packaging didn't really allow better distribution.
hduncan2587 5pts The M3's V8 is lighter than the old inline-six. And because it's shorter, it can be mounted farther back for better distribution.
dirtydorty 5pts The much more accurate average energy efficiency of an ICE is 15-20%. I never said anything about the amazing energy efficiency of an ICE, I just said 1% is way, way, way too low. Also, I never said anything about weight, nor electric powertrains.You need to brush up on your basic reading skills.
gogogodzilla 5pts the M3 should have stayed an inline 6 anyways, regardless of how sexy that V8 is. The car has gotten too big for itself, but then, so has the 3 series in general. My buddy bought a 1987 325is to learn to drive stick on. it had 287,000 miles on it. Ran like a charm, and was surprisingly quick for its age. It wasnt cramped, and yes i did sit in the back occasionally. the 3 can get a bit smaller...and maybe then they wont need to turbocharge it. The 1 can have turbos, let it be the Tii's descendant
catchmeifucan 5pts @dirtydortywhen u calculate the jouls in the combustion chamber (heat) -as an indicative of power=energy) and its max ceiling capabilites for preventive melting of its components, while introducing in the equation, the constant capabilities of said energy to flow, u'll find the colossal inefficiencies, and really how much power is lost.contrast ICEs vs electricity; they work much differently giving u incredible amounts of extra space (under the hood+) maintain batteries fully charge while prodiving gobs of power remains to be developed weight is the key (feasible short-term solution), and u need to brush up on your science
trueenthusiast 5pts I agree with the sentiment that cars need to weigh less. What's called a midsized sedan now feels like a tank to me. Why must cars be so big and heavy? Current gen midsized are the largesized from 10 years ago.
dirtydorty 5pts @catch-me...Do you really think engines derive 1% of their power from hydrocarbons? Or are you trying to say ICEs have a 1% energy efficiency. Regardless, either statement is complete bs.
catchmeifucan 5pts we're gonna go thru what happend in the 70's. regulations will kill the default internal combustion engine, due to the number of tweaks required to make them feasible, automakers will rather turn to a newly different kind of powertrain, most likely electric, cuz hydrogen cell fueled cars are outrageously expensive (think 150k for a 7 series)this is a transition we'll go thru, top gears taking things way to seriously, and although these cars will in fact retire to the history books, new ones, more EFFICIENT ones will take their place, evolution will prevail. think thats bs, internal combustion engines use 1% of their power from hydrocarbons
hduncan2587 5pts While I always love the idea of good power to weight, I hope they can give it plenty of power with the four-turbo. Even a light, fast car is going to have its problems if the occupants and their stuff adds a lot of weight. So yes, make it light, but don't just work on power to weight ratio-- make sure it'll fly even with two 280 pound occupant (or hell, more-- not everyone is sickly thin) and luggage. If they can make it so weight doesn't affect as much, rock on. I will miss the 4.0L V8 in the M3, but I know BMW will do a good job downsizing.
stanczyk 5pts Mercedes Benz is going to be the only one left with naturally aspirated beast. - that might be true..I keep my fingers crossed for American Modern Muscle..I hope they ;ll survive for more thanm decade (like in the 60/70-ties)..but this stupid Cafe regs (2016?)
stanczyk 5pts "Downsizing doesn't mean downgrading," says Segler - that is "marketing BullSh.." .they use this Audi's S4 is downsized..next BMW..it 'll be the same like in the 70-ties (Mustang II anybody?)this eko-craziness will kill all great cars(Top Gear last episode..)there should be place for econoboxes and gas-guzlers on the market ...
dirtydorty 5pts For anything that has the word performance in it or implied to it, hydrogen is complete crap. For use in a city car, its perfect. Its nearly impossible and prohibitively expensive to get hydrogen to a state that has an exploitable energy density thats even close to what is offered by current car engines. Also, until we have a clean source of electricity, hydrogen will never be clean. Too much energy is required to free the hydrogen from the oxygen in water.
lions208487 5pts I agree with esanchez. BMW makes well designed cars that execute on performance and handling, and most inportant fun to drive factor. I would love to see them bring back the Hydrogen 7 and even incorporate that into a 3 serious. Hydrogen offers a completely clean source of energy that even big oil can capitalize on. And unlike what M/T stated in another article, Hydrogen is not as compustable as gasoline. Even the knuckle heads from Myth Busters prooved that theory.
dirtydorty 5pts fyrmfam - for what its worth, all e46 (and some e36's as well) and on standard 3-series have had open diffs, softish suspension, and less grippy tires. If you were to add the lsd, firmer suspension, equal tires, and give it as much (if not more) power, you still would not have an M. To say thats the only difference makes me think you're thinking of the late 90's/ early 2000's GM "SS" models.
bbkk 5pts bestfriend - Have you ever driven a 335i?? Turbo-lag is non-existent. Even the hissing sound commonly associated with turbos is unnoticeable. True, it probably won't be a high-revving screamer, but you'll get gobs more low-end torque in exchange.
bbkk 5pts fyrmfam - You're right about how dinan's tuning will easily allow the 335i to outrun a stock M3. However, the majority of 3-series customers lease their vehicles because they have the best residual values and money factor rates in the business. Therefore, most of them will not throw more money into their car if they're just gonna lease a new one in a few years.Besides, there is a very significant upside for gas efficiency with subtracting displacement and adding turbos. The 335i gets a solid 5 mpg better than the M3 and can still be just as fast with some pretty basic upgrades. Then they're going to cut weight as well, which will further enhance efficiency and performance.
yourbestfriend6492 5pts Sure this makes sense.... In practical reasons. But since when is an M5 a logical choice over a 550i or even a 535i? You won't have the free-reving screamers that the current M cars are. And turbo lag? I just don't see this as a step forward for BMW... I guess Mercedes Benz is going to be the only one left with naturally aspirated beast.
fyrmfam99 5pts I think they are just covering themselves from the mistake of making the 335i with a twinturbo I6 engine, which for less then an M3 can be trumped. They did not expect it to dominate there great M3 but it does with mods. if you look at the 335i they even tried to slow it down for that reason(no limited-slip, summer tires, soft suspension, saying only 300hp which is a lie) tuners are pulling close to 400whp now, why would anyone buy a M3 if you can beat it cheaper. So i think they have to make sure the M3 can stay head of the tuners of the 335i.Can't beat them join them:) it will most likley be more then 3 liters just for good measure.
alec 5pts I'm all for a return to smooth high revving I-6's. The M3 has been one of my dream cars for a long time.
catchmeifucan 5pts hey "nastrodvia", not to bash on your 85' mb, but in high school i used to drive an 87' chevy celebrity, the car by itself wasn't that exciting, but due to wear and tear, small holes started developing in the exhaust pipes, giving it a very decent powerful, brawny, deepening sound.maybe thats what happened to your car, nonetheless Sure, my car was no roush, but if we were to get rid of the "entire" exhaust pipes, i doubt a small engine will be that loud anyway(to comply with max decibel emmisions) all the while having a smaller than 1 liter engines (coupled with complimentary motors, of course)we'll be able to retain engine burbling, instead of electrical humming
NotAlwaysBeenGood 5pts I think this approach makes a lot of sense, and I've been saying it for more than two years, ever since lincoln rolled out the MKR concept and announced that it decided to use the twin turbo 6 in the MKS.
nastrodvia 5pts I agree Catch-me-if-you-can, Weight is key. Older, less powerful cars had better lbs-weight or at least felt less cumbersome. I think they are just more engaging to drive.As for the sounds they emit i-4, vs larger... i have an 85' MB 2.3 16v and the thing screams. Who knows how they got it to sound so sweet...
catchmeifucan 5pts i know i'm not alone on this one, but i believe its all about WEIGHT. Engines can be tweaked, to perform better than bigger displacements, and for the most part, small engines will run much cleaner.its the later additions of chassis strengthening, air bags, effective but heavy AC systems, and what i believe is a massive waste, the transmission (as 10% of the engines power is lost cuz of its weight)only by returning cars to their original weight (of a few years back) yet still safely protect all of its occupants, that we'll be stepping up the ladder of efficiency
IBx1 5pts They're just backtracking one generation as far as engines go. The last M3 had a 6 and the last M5 had an 8, they just felt the need to go 8 in the M3 and 10 in the M5 to feel relevant and copy everyone else.
bbkk 5pts I look forward to the next M cars. I get the tradition of high-revving I-6's and V8's, but with less weight and turbo power, I have no doubt that the upcoming M cars will far outperform their predecessors. I'm especially looking forward to the 1-series M, which is supposed to weigh less than 2900 lbs, and have a turbo I-4 over 300hp. I hope it recaptures the E30's pure driving dynamics.


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Dear Liz: My wife and I, 63 and 62, plan to continue working till at least 65. We will begin collecting Social Security benefits in September. Our combined income is $58,000, we own our home outright, and we have no debt, no children, $84,000 in a traditional IRA and $90,000 in a stock portfolio.
I just sold a portion of a mutual fund for a $30,000 gain that is in the bank for the time being. How long do we have to reinvest without paying a capital gains tax? Or would it be best to pay the tax now, leave the money in the bank and be done with it?
Answer: Unless you sell another investment for a $30,000 loss to offset the gain, you're going to have to pay taxes on your profit.
"There is no way to do a tax-free reinvestment," said tax professional Eva Rosenberg, an enrolled agent who runs the TaxMama.com site. "And the time to ask questions like that is before you sell the mutual funds."
You still have time to avoid a much bigger mistake: signing up for Social Security now.
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515 West Boulevard
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25216 Ben Reifel Road
Rapid City, SD 57750
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2600 Cavern Road
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7770 Cave Road
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13820 South Highway 16
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8955 South Highway 16
Rapid City, SD 57709
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5542 Meteor Street
Rapid City, SD 57703
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While investigating the apparent suicide of a colleague's niece, Iowa deputy sheriff Carl Houseman uncovers a group of alleged 21st-century vampires who ritualistically drink small amounts of each other's blood. Meanwhile, Houseman encounters a card-carrying vampire hunter who's pursuing the group's leader. |
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Harold pinter's mysterious Hampstead play is no less fascinating now than when he wrote it in 1974. But for this starry revival it seems to have confounded this country's fastest rising director, Rupert Goold.
The setting is the plush home of the wealthy Hirst (Michael Gambon) whose guest is poor poet Spooner (David Bradley). In the first act they are strangers who met at Jack Straw's Castle just a few hours previously. In the second act the duo spar over shared memories of romantic conquests while students at Oxford.
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Gambon's mesmerising Hirst is a brooding, whisky-saturated melancholic who hilariously sobers up into an ebullient and generous host. Despite his skinny frame, Bradley's bluff and bluster recalls a cowardly Falstaff. But this coward never seems to believe he is in mortal danger, even as the heavies bear down on him. And neither did I. There is tension and danger here, but not enough, and not least because Walliams's deadpan hard-man delivery is just not very interesting - at least, no where near as interesting as Dunning's coiled Briggs who could lay waste to everyone in the room if triggered.
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kc, I live in FL too...south of you in Naples...have had the hardest time growing cilantro...parsley no problem; I have 2 plants growing beautifully now and the rosemary, forget about it--it's like shrub in such abundance...do you grow your cilantro in a pot or in the ground? Thanks!
Hi Val, I grow mine in a pot, but I do have much better luck in the ground. I have 3 small planters for my herbs. Window box like containers. They like sun but not as hearty as parsley and don't like winter much (the cold) They also have a very short life span unlike parsley, oregano and rosemary especially. It is heat tolerant to a degree, but I think that has to do with the varieties that are grown here vs shipped in. So spring and early summer does well, but a protected and semi shaded area should make them grow just fine. My small pot I have on my lanai table but gets 1/2 sun/shade. I have to water often. I fertilize with just a water based safe fertilizer just every couple of weeks nothing much. Human friendly. One note. I cut mine back because they do flower often. I continue to cut but they will not last as long as other herbs, a short life poor babies :). They are harder than some. They like to be well drained also. No setting water, Even my stone planters I have up on 2 small bricks and drilled holes in the bottom so they can drain properly. Just a good well drained organic soil is fine, nothing too special. If they yellow and wilt. Too dry, Yellow and upright too much or not enough drainage. Not growing and lightly brown, not enough light, looking pale and sick. Once you find the right spot. I just stick in the ground water and let go. Check now and then to see is moist enough but worry free.
Sort of like orchids, I grow those too. The right spot ... they are happy campers, the wrong, sickly. Put the pot around in a few spots and see what does best.
And for Rosemary, I can eat, dry or give away quick enough!! Ditto on that. Same with my oregano. Do you grow Tropical Oregano, big white and green leaves, very moist. Great flavor, much milder. Some people have a hard time with oregano, this is so mild and sweet, great with fish and chicken easy to grow and very very heat tolerant. Hence the name. I love it. Dill FYI, No summer, won't grow, too hot. Fall and winter and early spring Inside I don't have much luck either, likes misting or natural dew, hates to get too wet too. Not that we have that problem in FL, LOL.
Good luck, let me know how you do, or ask me whatever, glad to help.
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Yeah, trying moving the pot in different locations sounds best...thanks...haven't done oregano...I like it but not sure if I'd use it up if I was growing fresh but thanks for that tip, too.
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i grow rosemary, marjarom, cilantro, dill, parsley 3, 2 thyme and 1 lemon thyme, 4 basils and lavender and catnip (for the kitties) Also tropical oregano, dill at the right time and others when the time is right, red, sweet and Italian basil.
it can't take too much sustained hot sun, like you get in naples. i've been unsuccessful growing it in fort myers.
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It is hard at times. I grew it in one spot and it didn't do well moved it to the back and it thrived. Both same amount of sun but for some reason just liked one vs another. I usually can grow for most of the summer, but they do need water and drainage is key. Also too much shade is not good. and they like air movement. Once you find the right spot it does great. It does have a short life span compared to other herbs so use it while you can.
I built myself 2 large planters for herbs. I made the box 4' long by 2 1/2' deep and 10" high. Just pressure treated wood. No bottom just sides. I also drilled holes close to the bottom of the wood for drainage along each side. Set the open box on existing soil and covered with some small stone for drainage, then just a good potting soil it all. Planted my herbs staggering and then topped with mulch. This keeps them moist and good drainage. Even at the apartment I have a similar set up. It is movable but grows great herbs. Just don't plant directly by a sprinkler, they like water but not drowned.
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just saw a garden show where they were making an herb container. they put gravel on top of the soil once the plants were planted in the soil. keeps soil moist, keeps moisture away from leaves and stems, and keeps water from splashing out the soil when you water. i thought it was a good idea.
ps, i hope you got a chance to read my "vampure" comment on that other thread before it got axed.
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Up here in Boston it reseeds itself and spreads like crazy. Fortunately it's very easy to uproot.
Have you guys had any luck growing cilantro indoors (at a sunny window) in the summer? Mine goes to seed after 2 days of warm weather here and I would love to grow it since it is one of the herbs i use the most. What about growing cervil or other cool weather herbs?
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I put it in the ground.
I've found that after cilantro flowers, even if the plant is still growing and hardy, the flavour in the leaves deteriorates. Still looks like cilantro, but starts to taste more like grass.
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Yup! Although growing up in a Mexican household where we grew a good amount of our own food and we use it CONSTANTLY, my mother stopped growing it after a while. It's a bit more fincy it HATES to be over watered... loves shade. It also tends to SPREAD a lot... IME, it truly is more like a grass than an typical herb plant...
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