Brush Pickup Along Dogwood Trails is Next Week (March 8)
Brush Pickup Along Dogwood Trails is Next Week (March 8)
The trails were greatly appreciated last year by the many people who enjoyed getting out to experience the beauty of our area during a challenging time. Thank you for your efforts in keeping your trail blooming!
Beautification Committee – Subject: English Ivy Removal
While Kudzu is the infamous “Vine that ate the South,” English Ivy is his nasty little brother. As the years tick by, Lakemoor Hills is suffering more and more from unchecked English Ivy growth on our beloved trees. This evergreen perennial vine can grow up to 90 feet with proper support. The vines smother and weigh down your tress. Oh and it is unsightly too.We encourage you to cut these vines to stop the growth and then maintain. It’s easy and rewarding work. Now is the time before spring foliage growth kicks in making some tree harder to access. I included a link from UT AG Extension for further info.
SPECIAL NOTE – DO NOT pull the vines from the tree. This will damage the bark creating other problems for the tree.
PERSONAL NOTE – I have been spending an hour here and there cutting even hiking into the woods around me cutting on other property. Simply cut at the bottom of the trunk separating the vine at the ground. I then pull the vine up from the ground leaving the vines on the tree alone. It takes a awhile for the vine to die on the tree…it eventually will and flake off. It’s tempting to pull even when dead but please don’t.
Garden Club February Meeting Followup
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
[email protected]
Quick Links
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Please find helpful links below
Plant license application link
Plant regulations link
Boxwood quarantine link
Hemp information
- https://www.tn.gov/agriculture/farms/hemp-industry.html
- https://www.tn.gov/…/hemp/licensed-grower-information.html
- https://www.tnhia.org/
- https://www.tn.gov/…/food-safety/hemp-and-food-safety.html
- https://www.epa.gov/…/pesticide-products-registered-use…
- https://www.usda.gov/topics/hemp
Boxwood blight information
- https://www.hriresearch.org/…/HRIBoxwoodHealthBMPs-V3…
- http://www.tnstate.edu/…/Boxwood%20Blight%20Factsheet.pdf
- http://www.tnstate.edu/…/Boxwood%20Phytophthora…
- http://www.tnstate.edu/…/Boxwood%20Volutella%20blight…
- https://extension.tennessee.edu/public…/Documents/W816.pdf
Rose rosette
Crape Myrtle Bark Scale
- https://extension.msstate.edu/…/crape-myrtle-bark-scale…
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRd59P3VhH8&feature=youtu.be
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
ONE TIME -Dogwood Trails Brush Pickup – Next Week
The trails were greatly appreciated last year by the many people who enjoyed getting out to experience the beauty of our area during a challenging time. Thank you for your efforts in keeping your trail blooming!
February 18 – Taking a Closer Look: A Plant Inspector’s Point of View
Thursday, February 18, 10 AM. Online Program (Zoom or Webex)
Mary Glover, a Plant inspector with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, will be speaking to us about what Plant inspectors do and some of the pests and diseases that are presently issues in TN.
Mary graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Agriculture. She has worked in the Greenhouse and Nursery industry most of her life and has been a Plant Inspector for the past five years and she loves her job!
Additional information on how to join the zoom or webex presentation will be sent via email to Lakemoor Hills Garden Club Members.
LHHA Meeting – Tuesday, Jan. 19 at 7 PM online
The Lakemoor Hills Homeowners Association will be holding our January membership meeting online via Webex at 7 PM on Tuesday, January 19. We welcome all Lakemoor Hills HOA members and residents to attend and hear updates on what has been happening in our neighborhood. This meeting will focus on power issues experienced during the recent weather event and will include a KUB update, Emergency Response Team efforts and a guest speaker, Harvey Abouelata, that can be a resource if you are looking to supplement your power during an outage from back up generators to solar. Click below to join the meeting.
When it’s time, join the Webex meeting here. |
Tuesday, January 19, 2021 |
7:00 PM | (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) | 2 hrs |
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More ways to join: |
Join from the meeting link |
https://lakemoorhillshomeownerassociationsuzanbowman.my.webex.com/lakemoorhillshomeownerassociationsuzanbowman.my/j.php?MTID=me8fb5c5dd4d20a89aea3894843bc5d0a |
Join by meeting number |
Meeting number (access code): 126 691 6701 |
Meeting password: Jj2PCr82vRF (55272782 from phones and video systems) |
Tap to join from a mobile device (attendees only) |
+1-415-655-0001,,1266916701#55272782# US Toll |
Some mobile devices may ask attendees to enter a numeric meeting password. |
Join by phone |
+1-415-655-0001 US Toll |
Membership Listing to be Posted on LHHA Website
We will be posting the LHHA Membership listing under the password protected section of the website with all members’ contact information. If you prefer NOT to have your contact information listed in this document, please email Kathy Proctor at [email protected].
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Missing Dog – Ann Graf
THE GRAF’S ARE MISSING THEIR BROWN AND WHITE DACHSHUND, NAMED MAX. He has been missing since 3:00 am this morning 12/18/20. Friendly, 12 lbs. Young. Back legs are bow legged. Call Ann’s phone: 865-254-4452. Their address is 3505 Bluff Point
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