A few months ago, we relocated to a completely different part of the state. Sold our house, packed up everything that wasn’t nailed down, and dumped our lives into another home in another city.
This week, the Pittsburg Lion’s Club would like to spotlight Lion Kathy Carpenter. She and Lion Bruce Carpenter have been married 48 years and have two daughters and four grandchildren. She is active in the Lion’s Club, Twentieth Century Club, and the Greer Blvd. Church of Christ. Kathy is a realtor for Century 21 Premier Group in Pittsburg. She works hard for her customers who are eager to sell their real estate or buy additional property.
Texas’ first- and third-largest cities could be in daily commuting distance from each other via the high-speed Texas Central Railroad.
So, I have been hearing my humans talk an awful lot about something called “fall.” They are all talking about how much they are ready for it to be here and everything. Now, I may just be a simple cat, but I have had my own experiences with “fall,” and I am really confused why they are excited about it. I mean, I “fall” off a lot of things, and it is not really enjoyable to me. Humans sure are a weird bunch!
Hopefully, you’ve already fertilized even if using organic fertilizer, which may take up to thirty days before releasing nutrients. You don’t want a heavy growth surge interrupted by a frost. Then, unless there are a lot of rains, continue watering. The grass will appreciate it, and your trees will love it. Come winter, your grass will be dormant. Tree roots, however, will not. They’ll need water & fertilizer and will appreciate both, now and especially in January.
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Pittsburg, TX 75686
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