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January 23
We saved 108,665 gallons of water in 2012 using our collected Rain Water!

We have our Lawn Care Program Pricing ready!  Click here to check it out!  This is a great way to get all of the fertilizer you need for the entire year at a discount! Plus we store it for you!  And we remind you to put it on your yard!!!

Lawn Care Programs: 

 

This is something you can get figured out now to make your yard green all year!  For anyone that doesn't know, these are programs we have designed with your yard in mind.  You purchase the entire program up front and you get 15% off.  Plus, if you don't want to take the product home we store for you AND we call/e-mail you when it is time to come pick up your next application!  That means no thinking on your part and all you have to do is watch for your next reminder!  Click here to see the different programs we offer.

Firewood Prices:

 

Oak 18" or 22"

2 racks: $315.00                  

1 rack: $170.00

1/2 rack: $90.00

1/4 rack: $50.00

1/8 rack: $30.00

 

Mesquite 16-18"

2 racks: $295.00                  

1 rack: $160.00

1/2 rack: $85.00

1/4 rack: $45.00

1/8 rack: $25.00

 

Delivery:  

$50 on 2 racks and $30 on 1 rack

*Subject to change depending on distance 

 

Two racks is approximately one cord.

One rack of wood will fill up the back of a standard size pickup.  Wood is sold on a first come first serve basis.

Potter County Master Gardeners
Intern Class

 
New classes Sat., March 2nd.

Get information and an application at http://txmg.org.potter/
Or call 373-0713 to register. 

Orientation dinner: Thur., Feb. 28th.
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Antique Wheelchair
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Message from Aaryn
Firewood Prices
Winter Hours
Birds of the Panhandle
Winter Hours:
Mon-Sat:
9-5
Sun: Closed

Birds of the Panhandle
By Judy Jones 

  
Northern Shoveler
Anas clypeata

Northern Shoveler known to hunters as "spoony" is the second dabbler we will look at this month. A close look at the bill and their eating habits will soon tell how they got the moniker. The male has a dark green head, white breast and chestnut belly and flanks, the large spatulate bill makes both males and females easy to identify no matter what the season. The large bill is especially designed so the Shoveler can move its head back and forth in the water and obtain a carnivorous diet of aquatic invertebrates. The Shoveler has light-blue forewings and green speculum and is a beautiful to see in flight. A common winter bird here in the Texas Panhandle just look for the large bill and the unusual feeding pattern. Thompson Park and Southeast Park have some interesting birds during the winter months.

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806-622-2683

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11900 S Washington
2 1/3 miles south of Hollywood Rd.