Curb appeal drives home sales in spring market
Real estate expert Bryan Hedges says first impressions from photos and curb appeal heavily influence buyers. Spring months, especially April, May and June, see peak sales as better weather and greenery boost appeal, potentially raising offers and home value.
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Spring weeds in yards showy yet hard to control
Spring weeds such as dandelions and clover dominate lawns with vivid blooms and perennially regrowing roots. Post emergent broadleaf herbicides like Trimec, containing 2 4 D MCPP and Dicamba, offer up to 90 percent control when applied with careful timing and weather limits.
Spring weeds brighten garden displays and control tips
Garden Calendar notes violet and chick weed in bloom on 8 to 12 inch stems in April in fields, beds, and lawns. They are self seeding and invasive. control options are limited late in growth. Mechanical removal, mulch 2 to 3 inches, and selective broad leaf herbicides Trimec and carfentrazone on warm sunny days above 55 degrees. Read label directions. Bruce Chladny of K State Extension Douglas County offers help at 843-7058.
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Antigone Reimagined at KU Tackles Civil Disobedience
Kansas University actors stage Antigone with a contemporary war parallel. John Younger plays Creon in Lim's large EAT production blending ancient drama with modern conflict. Audience members will see familiar elements amid new framing, with four performances starting today.
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