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Bill Wright Real Estate was founded as a real estate company that emphasizes integrity and first class service combined with an extensive knowledge of the Lake Wabaunsee and surrounding areas. Our team of experienced realtors, Bill, Diane, and Cheri are eager to give you our total attention. As a buyer looking for the perfect lake spot or as a seller wishing to sell your property at the best possible price, we look forward to assisting you every step of the way.

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Working Together...Our Team at Bill Wright Real Estate

Can provide the most professional, ethical and informed service to our friends and neighbors;

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#1 KEEP YOUR BLADES SHARP!
 

# 2 Do not cut more than 1/3 of grass height per mowing.
 

Cool season grasses like Kentucky Blue Grass, Rye and Fescue are recommended to be mowed high.
Warm season grasses like Bermuda are recommended to be cut low.

More Specifics:

Cool season grasses like Blue Grass, Fescue, and Rye should be mowed as high as possible.  The best is around 2 to 3 inches and no higher. I f you cut any taller than that, the grass can flop over, and if you cut it too short, the grass is more susceptible to weeds, it dries out faster, and over all does poorly.

Shrubs

Shrubs that flower in the spring are normally pruned immediately after flowering. Examples of these types of plants include forsythia, flowering quince, lilac and mock orange. Shrubs that bloom on current season's growth or that do not produce ornamental flowers are best pruned in late winter to early spring. Example includes Rose-of-Sharon.

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