Lakemoor Hills

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Lakemoor Hills Holiday Spirit Awards – Vote for your favorite holiday home!

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Lakemoor Hills is Shiny Bright!  It is great to see so many homes decorated.  Holiday Spirit Awards will be given in the following categories:

Neighbor’s Choice Award – Vote for your favorite holiday home!

Three homes selected by you and your neighbors.  All Lakemoor Hills residents are eligible to vote (valid email required and you must be a resident of Lakemoor Hills).  You will be able to vote for your three favorite homes (only one ballot per email). 

Winners will be announced on the LHHA website and FB along with an award sign placed in the front of their Christmas Palace.  The signs will be collected just after New Years. 

Holiday Spirit Award  

Four homes are awarded along with Honorable Mentions.  A secret panel of judges has been formed and will driving the neighborhood the next couple evenings.  All aspects of a home’s holiday spirit are considered.  Not just the brightest lights.  Past winners of the award are ineligible for judging for three years after they were awarded.  Winners will be announced on the LHHA website and FB site along with an award sign placed in the front of their Christmas Palace.    The signs will be collected just after New Years. 

Holiday Mailbox Toppers & Decorative Swags

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Holiday greenery to decorate your mailbox, light post or front door has been created by garden club members from materials they selected and gathered right from our neighborhood!

  • Available beginning Wednesday, November 30 at at 3725 Maloney Road. (the Copeland residence)
  • $20.00 each – Pay in the Self-Service Drop Box
  • Please make checks to LHGC and place in the drop box. If you leave cash, please leave the exact amount in the provided envelope and note your name and the cash amount.
  • Choose your mailbox topper or decorative swag from those attached to the temporary fencing. First come, first served!

Proceeds from this annual fundraiser are used for neighborhood improvement and beautification projects.

Thank You!

Ho Ho Ho Lakemoor Hills!!

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Announcing the annual decorating and lighting of our Community Christmas Tree.

This will occur on Saturday Nov 26th on the Lakemoor Hills Church property.

Decorating from 4:30pm to 5:30pm. The grand illumination is at 5:40pm.

Refreshments will be provided. Everyone is welcome so bring the entire family.

June 3 – Duckett Garden Tour with LMH Garden Club

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We will carpool from the Lake Hills Church parking lot at 10 AM.  

Beverly & Harold Duckett Residence – 2711 Valley View Dr.  

Tour begins at 10:30 AM

Harold Duckett, artist, architect and designer will lead us though his backyard garden. Complete with outdoor dining, koi pond and a myriad of vegetation, you will see how wide the opportunities are to create an outdoor living space in a small area.  

Tea will be served.

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May 20 – Pryse Garden Tour with LMH Garden Club

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The log-awaited tour of Joe and Sharon Pryse’s formal garden will be our field trip this month.  Please meet to carpool from Lake Hills Church at 10 AM.  

Sharon & Joe Pryse Residence – 3024 Kingston Pike.  

Tour begins at 10:30 AM

Renowned landscape architect, Ryan Gaines, designed the gardens, which were featured in Southern Living Magazine.  Try not to miss this special opportunity.

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April 15 Garden Club Field Trip – A Walk in the Woods

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We will visit the River Bluff Small Wild Area on the TVA Norris Dam property.  

The wildflower trail is a 3.4 mile moderate walk that is known for a spectacular array of spring wildflowers including yellow trout lilies, Celandine poppies, bloodroot, spring beauties and toothwort.

To reach the TVA River Bluff Small Wild Area, take the Lake City exit 128 off I-75 north of Knoxville. Follow U.S. Hwy. 441 past the Norris Dam State Park entrance on the left and continue approximately 3/4 mile to Dabney Road on the right. Turn onto Dabney Road, bear to the left and the Small Wild Area trailhead parking area is located approximately 3/4 mile from U.S. 441. 

Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and appropriate clothing for the weather.  

We will leave the church parking lot at 10 AM.
For those that prefer not to picnic, Clinch River Brewing Company is just below the dam with craft beer and food. Opens at noon.

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Mailbox Bows to Celebrate Dogwood Trail

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Our Lakemoor Hills Dogwood Trail will officially open on April 1!

To join Dogwood Arts in celebrating the art, culture and natural beauty of our region, all homeowners along the trail are invited to pick up a pink and green bow to place on your mailbox.

Bows can be picked up on March 20, 9am-12pm (Neighborhood Clean-up Day) at both the church parking lot and Lakemoor Legacy Park and Garden on Circle Lake.

A donation to cover the cost of the bows would be cheerfully accepted but is not required. You’ll find donation boxes at each bow pickup location.

After March 20, bows will be available at Suzan Bowman and Mike Parker’s home ~ 3717 Maloney Rd.  They will be displayed on a fence by their driveway through March 30th or until all bows are gone.

Be sure to check out all the trails around Knox County here: https://www.dogwoodarts.com

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2021 Dogwood Trail bow making party

A BIG THANK YOU to the many garden club members who helped make the pink and green bows to top mailboxes along our neighborhood Dogwood Trail!

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Garden Club February Meeting Followup

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Dear Garden Clubbers,
Following up from a very informative and spirited meeting. It was great to see all the members faces. THIS CLUB HAS ENERGY! Below is the contact information for our presenter along with links related to plant regulations, pest and diseases. Please don’t hesitate to contact her for more information.
The meeting was recorded.

SPECIAL NOTE – We have so many wonderful trees and plants in our neighborhood please do your part to protect them. Public awareness is part of that process too.

Mary Beute-Glover
Plant Inspector II
Division of Consumer and Industry Services
Tennessee Department of Agriculture
423-839-3960
Mary.Beute-Glover@tn.gov

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Please find helpful links below

Plant license application link

Plant regulations link

Boxwood quarantine link

Hemp information

Boxwood blight information

Rose rosette

Crape Myrtle Bark Scale

Spotted Lanternfly

Asian Longhorned Beetle

Box moth

Firewood resources Firewood Certification (tn.gov)

Don’t Move Firewood – Protect Trees From Bugs

Invasive pests and diseases

Pesticide operator licensing information