GRIT Newsletter: January 2004

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The Sandia Heights Homeowners Association (SHHA) is seeking new Board Directors to replace retiring members. The Board plays a crucial role in shaping the future of the community, with new bylaws approved last year, ushering in a new phase for Sandia Heights. Residents are encouraged to consider this opportunity, as the coming years present an exciting chance to influence the direction of the association. Additionally, a campaign to remove dead pinon trees has been initiated, with Lawnshapers of Albuquerque offering removal services at competitive rates.

The Sandia Heights Wildflower Club is reminding members to pay their annual dues, emphasizing the importance of membership support. A detailed guide on Pinon Pines is provided, outlining their characteristics, habitat, cultural requirements, and landscape uses, especially focusing on their resilience to drought conditions. Additionally, a comprehensive Gardener's Calendar for the month of February is included, offering advice on preparing vegetable/flower beds, applying fertilizer, pruning, planting seeds indoors, and essential tasks for maintaining lawns and trees.

Keywords: landscape uses, drought stress, Nominations Committee, Guest Speaker on Forest Fires and Disease., Board Directors, Retirement, Dead Pinon Removal, February tasks, Bylaws, vegetable/flower beds, Covenant Enforcement, Pinon Pine characteristics., Annual Meeting Announcement, Financial Report, Pinon Pines, Community Improvement, Speeding Concerns, Unified Covenants, Mysterious Hum Phenomenon, tree maintenance, drought resistance, Membership Growth, supplemental watering, Landscapers, annual memberships, Gardener's Calendar