With more sub-freezing temperatures expected this weekend, be sure to keep watering in mind when planning ahead for plants/landscapes, even if they’ve fared well so far this winter:
It’s now mating season for both coyotes and bobcats, so area residents may see an increase in sightings of the animals over the next few months, as they are part of the natural habitat of North Texas.
Resolve to take part in the City’s recycling program in 2022!
There’s still time to turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost through the City’s Tree Cycling program, and time to take large cardboard gift boxes (too big to fit into regular recycling bags) to special box recycling bins located at four sites around the city.
With freezing (and below freezing) temperatures predicted for this weekend, it’s time to do some preparation work to protect plants, pipes and landscapes.
Turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost through the City’s Tree Cycling program.
While large items such as computers and flat screen TVs are often popular holiday gifts, setting out their boxes for trash or recycling pick-up can communicate to would-be thieves about what’s inside your home.
Make plans to turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost after the holidays through the City’s Tree Cycling program.
Turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost through the City’s Tree Cycling program.
While large items such as computers and flat screen TVs are often popular holiday gifts, setting out their boxes for trash or recycling pick-up can communicate to would-be thieves about what’s inside your home.
