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- 1. Powered by Building and Grounds landscaping Friday, August 02, 2019
- 2. Powered by Date Created: Thursday, May 23, 2019 182 Total Responses Complete Responses: 162
- 3. Powered by Q1: Thinking primarily of the landscaping in the common area around your court, what types of changes (if any) would you like to see in the community? (check all that apply) Answered: 161 Skipped: 21
- 4. Powered by Q1: Thinking primarily of the landscaping in the common area around your court, what types of changes (if any) would you like to see in the community? (check all that apply) Answered: 161 Skipped: 21
- 5. Powered by Q2: Are you an owner or Renter Answered: 174 Skipped: 8
- 6. Powered by Q2: Are you an owner or Renter Answered: 174 Skipped: 8
- 7. Powered by Q4: What type of weed control should the Meadows employ? Answered: 148 Skipped: 34
- 8. Powered by Q4: What type of weed control should the Meadows employ? Answered: 148 Skipped: 34
- 9. Powered by Q5: What type of lawn look should the Meadows strive for? Answered: 156 Skipped: 26
- 10. Powered by Q5: What type of lawn look should the Meadows strive for? Answered: 156 Skipped: 26
- 11. Powered by Q6: Do you think there should be more benches throughout the Meadows? Answered: 157 Skipped: 25
- 12. Powered by Q6: Do you think there should be more benches throughout the Meadows? Answered: 157 Skipped: 25
- 13. Powered by Comments Sample Responses More flowering shrubs/bushes would be nice, like hydrangea, lilacs, hibiscus, peonies. The extracting of ivy looks great but it would be nice to fill in the space with hostas or some other leafy flowering plants. I am adamant about keeping the ivy around the buildings. I keep mine trimmed, away from building & fence. I will volunteer for free to keep ALL trimmed around buildings & fences in Meadows. The green is aesthetically pleasing & better than dirt. Also, green is good for our environment. In the spring, start mowing the grass sooner and more frequently so it doesn't get so tall. When it is tall, bag the grass so that the mowers don't leave clumps or thick grass on the lawn. Also, use smaller mowers to cut small or irregular shaped sections of lawn.
- 14. Powered by Comments Sample Responses The clover and dandelions have completely overrun the grass. It looks terrible. We need more grass. Overgrown shrubs are unsightly and ruin curb appeal. The shrubs should not be higher than the lower window casing. It is a security concern. And, the shrubs should not be within 8 inches of the building because it creates an issue with bugs and access to window wells for cleaning. More shade trees. Replace some old/dead shrubs with something a bit more variant. The trees and shrubs are out of control and so overgrown shrubs are to the height of upstairs windows.
- 15. Powered by Comments Sample Responses More trees, more shrubs, more variety of trees such as natives/Carolina Silverbells/mimosas, more groundcover instead of mulch (ie pachysandra, vinca). I really appreciate that we are not using toxins on the grass and that we can now see butterflies and bees. This is good especially as there are so many children and dogs that play in the grass. More NATIVE plants please! Less liriope, nandina, and tall (pampas) grasses (that provide shelter for rat burrows). Shrubs don't need more frequent trimming but they need to be trimmed correctly the first time. For example, the holly in front of my house is out of control again. In late winter/very early spring, it needs to be radically pruned! Have the ground sloped away from our house.
- 16. Powered by Comments Sample Responses We do not have flowers. I’d like to see more hydrangeas. I only want a weed control that is safe for Pets, regardless of the cost. It’s so beautiful to see the clover, the butterflies and the bees back. Cheaper for us and way better for the children, pets, wildlife, environment and our health! No chemicals on the grassy areas. The clover is lovely and helps maintain the natural ecosystem and encourages pollinators. WEEDS WERE BEYOND HORRIBLE. USE CHEMICALS. We should reassess after each season the make sure this is the right path.