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Watering Guide

Seasonal Frequency

Days Between Waterings

Sept. – October Nov. – Dec.

Trees 30 30-60

Palms 30 30

Shrubs 5-7 10-14

Groundcovers/Vines 5-7 7-10

Flowers 5-7 7-10

Turf 5-7 10-14

 

Fortunately, help is at your fingertips! Call 407-654-2732 for a free evaluation.

“Help keep our Winter Garden Growing, Water Conservation is at the Root”

 

Backflow Information
Approved backflow assemblies -the water purveyor relies on approved backflow prevention assemblies to protect the public water system. Approved assemblies are manufactured with isolation valves and test cocks to permit field-testing to demonstrate that the assemblies are properly functioning to prevent backflow.

 

FULLERS CROSSING BACKFLOW TESTING IS DUE IN OCTOBER!

Homeowners have asked if the backflow can be moved from its location in the front yard to closer to the house. For information and how to move the backflow contact Kathy Wells, Cross Connection Control at the City of Winter Garden. 407-877-3029.


 

A Note from the President

 

Please be advised that the board has been working on several issues. We are all concerned over the front entrance, the sign, shrubs, flowers and irrigation. The sprinkler system at the front entrance has not been working correctly and Ron and I have both attempted to make repairs to the sprinkler system. At our last board meeting we decided to have everything contracted. I have contacted ProScape (our current landscaper) several times in an attempt to obtain a quote for the repairs to the irrigation system, stump grinding and have the shrubs and flowers replaced. They have only responded once and never returned my calls after that.

 

As far as the sign goes -well that is another story. The sign is complicated, it was fabricated from a material called "Avonite" and seems to be very hard to repair (Avonite is commonly used for counter tops). I have contacted 3 vendors, including Sign King (the original maker of the sign) and have had little luck with the repair end. Sign King would not reply. One vendor said he would attempt to repair the sign but we (The Board) would have to sign a waiver because he did not want to be responsible if he damaged it: The sign is constructed in three sections and is very expensive to replace, approximately $125.00 a square foot, minimum. He suggested we try to polish out the sign with a counter top spray such as SCI. The third vendor I contacted suggested we change the signs out all together. They are suggesting we replace the sign with an aluminum sign. Their reasoning is that the aluminum will last longer with little maintenance, cost is about $3600.00. Every vendor told me that the Avonite sign will always have problems.

Last Updated: 8/31/2007 1:27:16 AM