It's that time of year again. It always seems to catch me by surprise. As I drove into Ridgeview Ranch last night, I noted the Bradford Pear trees are just beginning to bloom. For me, that's the first sign that colder winter weather is about to give way to spring.
It's also time to get out and do that first work on your lawn. With warmer temperatures come the weeds so it's time to get your pre and post emergent down. You can purchase these at you local home supply store or you can have it handled professionally. Click here for our directory of lawncare professionals.
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Originally posted at http://www.thebranchteam.com/wordpress/2012/02/24/spring-returns-to-north-texas/
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Last night I met with some people at a vacant home in Plano. They had responded to a Craigslist advertisement for a rental home. They had met with the “owner” at the property and put down a deposit to hold it. They were supposed to meet with the owner at a later date to sign the lease. The problem is the home is not for lease and the “owner” is a scammer.


