Thank you to John Soehnlein, any River Walk Resident can purchase patches to affix to their clothing. You can choose the style you prefer from a catalog. The cost will be $10.
Visit or call for more information at:
Screenprinting Embroidery, LLC
288 East Main Street, Branford
203-208-3112
Located in the small strip mall across from cemetery entrance.
As a reminder to all homeowners, please report any issues or problems with trees, shrubs, irrigation or lawns to Empire Property Management. You can fill out a maintenance form (click on request forms) on their website or you can call them directly at 203-488-9500. Empire reaches out to the contractors who can follow-up with your issue. Speaking directly to a contractor will not necessarily get your issue resolved.
If you have any questions, contact Secretary.riverwalk@gmail.com
Reply from Pitch Pines-Lawn Care Specialists: “Red Thread fungus is caused by the excessive amount of rain that we have had. It will grow out and not cause any permanent damage once it starts to dry out. I don’t recommend putting a fungicide down for red thread. The cost of fungicides are extremely expensive, red thread will not do any permanent damage and the lawn will become dependent on fungicides by applying them.
As the temps change other summer diseases will become an issue (pythium, brown patch, dollar spot) which may need a fungicide. I usually recommend to customers to keep a fungicide on hand so they can apply it as needed to these diseases. Generally one application will not be enough, so to pay someone to apply them gets very expensive. I will also be applying a grub control and a fertilizer next week which will help to push the red thread out (nitrogen). Thanks.
The next River Walk Book Club discussion will take place on Wednesday, May 8 at 7:00 pm at Gretchen Dale’s home. The book is titled A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles. Please let Gretchen know whether or not you will be attending. The June Book Discussion date and place is TBD. The book is titled Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng. Looking forward to seeing you there! Sue Stackpole, Book Discussion Leader |
Riverwalk Branford 