Upcoming Events


BULK TRASH SET-OUT
who:
HH Residents
when: Thursday, Sept. 9
where: Hampton Hills

HHNA MEETING
who:
HH residents
when: Tuesday, Sept. 14, 7:30 p.m.
where: Rosemont Christian Church

LAST FRIDAY,
FIRST CALL
who:
HH Residents
when: Friday, Sept. 24, 6:30 to 8 p.m.
where: 1615 Hollywood Ave.
RSVP: 214-621-9530 or e-mail Jon Garinn.

best flowering trees

Neil Sperry says the best spring-flowering trees for our area are redbuds (“Oklahoma,” “Forest Pansy” and other varieties), Mexican plums and, later in spring, “Little Gem” southern magnolias. “Aristocrat” pear trees have much stronger branching than brittle “Bradfords.” Buy in bloom for [...]

neil sperry’s spring gardening tips

The average date of the last killing frost is March 20. It’s too early to fertilize St. Augustine and bermuda grass. Too early to plant heat-needing plants like caladiums, purslane, peppers, bean seeds, bermuda seed and others. Better to wait to plant St. Augustine and bermuda sod until April 1. [...]

think spring

It may be cold outside, but now is the time to begin preparing to grow your own fruits and vegetables. When selecting a site for your gardens, keep these requirements in mind: All vegetables need at least six hours of direct sunlight each day. Eight to 10 hours each day is ideal. The soil should be [...]

friends in need

The Friends of Oak Cliff Parks and the Old Oak Cliff Conservation League are encouraging residents to contact City Councilmembers about a potential re-allocation of bond funds away from a previously funded restoration project at Kiest Park Memorial Gardens.

The Council had previously allocated $250,000 to restore/rebuild the historic WPA (Works Progress Administration) pergola at Kiest [...]