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Committee Chair: Position is Open. Interested? Contact CLEGrounds@gmail.com
We are also in need of a small team of volunteers that would be willing to work on identified projects on a weekly basis, as well a larger team of volunteers to help with the advertised Grounds Work Days. If you are interested in helping, please send an email to CLEGrounds@gmail.com with your name, contact number, and how you would be willing to help, (Chair, Committee, Weekly Team, Grounds Work Day Team).
By continuing to use volunteers to manage and complete CLE Grounds projects we will be doing our part to help keep our annual dues low.
Thanks,
Dan Nichols, Grounds Chair
Duke Energy. To report a street light outage or damage call 800-700-8744 or submit an online report here.
8/30/23. Canterbury Lake Estates Brush Pile and Yard Waste Information is posted here.
Landscapers / Lawn Maintenance Contractors
These companies are known to work in Canterbury but are not endorsed by the Board of Directors.
BJ Savage - Tender Turf Landscaping. 352-302-6034.
MG Landscaping Services, LLC - Matthew Gross 352-496-6030. Email: mgcitruslandscaping@gmail.com
Altman's Family Pest Control & Landscaping - Jim Martin 352-527-9373
Bush Home Services (352) 234-4975
Frazer Family Lawn And Landscaping - 352-201-8202 - frazerfamilylawn@gmail.com
Diamond Lawn Care Services.Joseph G. Blair. 3150 N. Page Ave., Hernando, FL 34442. 352-634-2655.
Top Hat, Inc., 164 North Florida Ave., Inverness, FL 34453. 352-344-8444
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1/12/23. We had a great turnout of residents today to clean up the roadsides. A record 13 volunteers did a herculean job of cleaning the roadsides. See pictures below and more images here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Bw6WmNafo6xy97SW6
1/7/23. Citrus County Winter Watering Restrictions
January & February: One irrigation of 1/2” to 3/4” every 14 days. Wait another 14 days after rainfall. 1/2” of irrigation is about 30 minutes per rotor head zone and 15 minutes per spray head zone.
Per restrictions, irrigation may occur from 12 AM to 10 AM or 4:00 PM to 11:59 PM, not both, based on the last digit of your address as follows:
0 or 1 -- Monday
2 or 3 -- Tuesday
4 or 5 -- Wednesday
6 or 7 -- Thursday
8 or 9 and locations with a mix of addresses or no address -- Friday
Gopher Tortoise Encounters - Dos and Don'ts
Nuisance Wildlife Control & Pig Trappers. Citrus County. 8-12-2022. A database of trappers in Citrus county is available here. The data includes trappers of feral pigs as well as other nuisance animals. You can search other counties using the FWC search tools here: https://app.myfwc.com/HGM/NWT/NWTSearch.aspx
This information is current as of August 12, 2022, but may change. If you have the names of other trappers please provide them to me via email at jpmccormac@gmail.com
There is also a private company called CritterControl that may be of assistance.
Landscape and Gardening Information
Annuals/Bedding Plants: Masses of petunia, pansy, snapdragon, lobelia, alyssum, and viola add color in winter. See Annuals: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_annual_landscape _plants
Vegetables: Reliable cool-season vegetables include cabbages, collards, beets, and broccoli. See Vegetable Gardening in Florida: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_vegetable_gardening
Herbs: Some examples of cool-weather herbs include parsley, thyme, sage, dill, fennel, garlic, comfrey, and cilantro. See Herbs: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_herbs
Cold damage: Wait until warm weather returns to cut back cold-damaged plants. See Cold Protection and Chilling Damage of Landscape Plants: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_landscapes_and_cold
Bulbs: Amaryllis can be forced to bloom now or planted outdoors for spring blooms. See Bulbs for Florida: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_bulbous_flowers
For more details, visit: https://sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/lawn-and-garden/florida-gardening-calendar/
Lawn disease: Watch for brown patch and large patch, fungal diseases that cause areas of grass to turn brown. Since treatment is difficult, prevention with proper cultural practices (like less water in winter) is key. The disease becomes active when the soil temperature, measured 2–4 in. deep, is between 65°F and 75°F and goes dormant when the weather warms in May. See Turf Diseases: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_turf_diseases
1/7/23. Citrus County Winter Watering Restrictions
January & February: One irrigation of 1/2” to 3/4” every 14 days. Wait another 14 days after rainfall. 1/2” of irrigation is about 30 minutes per rotor head zone and 15 minutes per spray head zone.
Per restrictions, irrigation may occur from 12 AM to 10 AM or 4:00 PM to 11:59 PM, not both, based on the last digit of your address as follows:
0 or 1 -- Monday
2 or 3 -- Tuesday
4 or 5 -- Wednesday
6 or 7 -- Thursday
8 or 9 and locations with a mix of addresses or no address -- Friday
1/12/23. We had a great turnout of residents today to clean up the roadsides. A record 13 volunteers did a herculean job of cleaning the roadsides. Check out more images here:
BRUSH PILE by Storage area –
NO TREES, TRUNKS OR VINES ARE TO BE PLACED IN THE BRUSH PILE This area is for small branches when needed. It is an added service and expense to CLE residents. Be courteous and follow the rules. Waste Management does a yard debris pick up on Friday at your residence. Please use that as your first yard waste option.
Nuisance Wildlife Control & Pig Trappers. Citrus County. 8-12-2022. A database of trappers in Citrus county is available here. The data includes trappers of feral pigs as well as other nuisance animals. You can search other counties using the FWC search tools here: https://app.myfwc.com/HGM/NWT/NWTSearch.aspx
This information is current as of August 12, 2022, but may change. If you have the names of other trappers please provide them to me via email at jpmccormac@gmail.com
There is also a private company called CritterControl that may be of assistance.
If you ever wanted to know how to properly trim your trees, this video is for you.
We recently attended an educational webinar called “Tree Trimming: Get Your Questions Answered” with Shawn Kay and Jodie Spalding from Complete Property Maintenance to discuss tree trimming practices. The webinar covered: Reasons for trimming or pruning Types of pruning and pruning terms How to prune and What not to do when pruning and more!
The post Watch the Webinar: “Tree Trimming: Get Your Questions Answered” appeared first on Florida Association News Blog.
The most recent legislation concerning tree trimming and removal are outlined in HB 1159, or “Private Property Rights" passed in 2019.See also the Citrus County Tree Preservation Guidelines here .
ATV RESTRICTIONS
At no time may ATV's be driven onto DRA's (Drainage Retention Areas) for recreational purposes. Doing "wheelies" and tearing up the ground plays havoc on these properties and is illegal. Likewise, ATV's are not to be driven on vacant or private property to reach the surrounding woods, especially before sunup or after sunset. Again, this is illegal.
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