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Lafayette Street (Hwy. 18 South), Shelby, NC (Hwy. 18 South), Shelby, NC www.norrismerchandise.com www.norrismerchandise.com Hours: M-F 8-5:30 • Sat 8-3 NORRIS NORRIS MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE 704-482-8464 704-482-8464 LAWNMOWER PARTS LAWNMOWER PARTS Playground Equipment Shades Site Amenities Shelters Playground Safety Training Playground Audits Inspections & Repairs Risk Management Outdoor Fitness Equipment All Playground Surfacing Call 1-800-373-4508 or email info@playgroundsafetyservices.com to speak with a representative. playgroundsafetyservices.com Your "One-Stop Turnkey" Playground and Park Provider ‡The engine horsepower and torque information are provided by the engine manufacturer to be used for comparison purposes only. Actual operating horsepower and torque will be less. Refer to the engine manufacturer's web site for additional information. ††Hour limitations apply and vary by model. See the LIMITED WARRANTY FOR NEW JOHN DEERE TURF AND UTILITY EQUIPMENT at JohnDeere.com and JohnDeere.ca/TUWarranty for details. ^Offer ends August 4, 2015. Prices and models may vary by dealer. Manufacturer suggested list price starting at $2,499. Prices are suggested retail prices only and are subject to change without notice at any time. Dealer may sell for less. Shown with optional equipment not included in the price. Attachments and implements sold separately. Some restrictions apply; other special rates and terms may be available, so see your dealer for details and other financing options. Available at participating dealers. 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(704) 434-2226 ...............................M-F 8:00AM-5:30PM | S AT 8:0 0 A M-12:0 0 PM +3&944$ Maintain a healthy eco system in your own yard T his spring season, help promote a healthy eco- system by learning to identify and control damaging plants and insects in your yard. Information about common invasive species and backyard invaders is now being offered by Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment (RISE): Invasive Plants Invasive weeds can out-com- pete native species, changing the local ecosystem. Many va- rieties, fi rst introduced as fl ora to plant in gardens, can be confused with similar, native varieties. Here are two com- mon damaging ones to watch out for: • Purple Loosestrife, native to Europe and Asia, is found in most states. One plant can produce more than two million seeds annually. • Native to China, the Tree-of- Heaven was widely planted as an ornamental plant for many years and is often confused with other trees having similar leaves, such as black walnut, butternut, and most sumac. Invasive Insects Invasive insects can also have a severe negative impact on native species by out- competing them for food and resources. Many also cause and carry disease and prey on native species. Two common ones to look out for include: • Emerald Ash Borer, native to Asia, is prominently found across the North- east, Midwest, and Southeastern United States. The larvae do the most damage, killing ash trees by feeding on the inner bark. • Zebra Mussel, native to lakes in south- ern Russia, is found in hundreds of wa- terways throughout the United States. The species commonly clog water intakes, damage boats, and can cause cuts and scrapes if they grow on rocks, swim rafts, and ladders. Backyard Pests Did you know native plants and insects can cause damage too? • Ticks can transmit Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. After time spent outdoors, check for ticks, especially in and around your ears, inside your belly button, behind your knees, around your waist, on your scalp, and in your hair. • Mosquitoes can carry disease includ- ing West Nile Virus. Follow the "fi ve Ds" to protect yourself: Drain standing water; Stay indoors at dusk and dawn; Dress in long-sleeves and pants; and use a mos- quito repellent. • Poison ivy, poison oak, and poison su- mac can lurk in backyards. Almost 85 per- cent of people develop a rash when they come into contact with these weeds. Control poisonous weeds long-term by carefully digging out the plants while wearing waterproof gloves or treating with an organic pesticide. Defend your local ecosystem by identify- ing exotic plants in your garden or yard. Spot invasive weeds and insects in your area? Let your county extension offi ce know, which may have a monitoring and management program in place. For more lawn and garden tips, visit www.DebugTheMyths.com. By being aware of invasive species and other pests in your area, you can help support native species and a healthy eco- system in your own backyard and neigh- borhood (Provided by StatePoint) Invasive weeds, such as the Purple Loosestrife, can out-compete native species. SPRING IS A GREAT TIME TO GET SPRING IS A GREAT TIME TO GET YOUR LANDSCAPE SPRUCED UP... YOUR LANDSCAPE SPRUCED UP... VISIT THESE AREA MERCHANTS! VISIT THESE AREA MERCHANTS!