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Let Love Bloom in Turtle Creek Park

February 14

This Valentine’s Day, let love bloom in Turtle Creek Park by donating petunias in honor or memory of someone dear.

By: Adrian Lovett

1 Mar: We are hiring!
Position: Membership and Development Director The Organization: The Turtle Creek Park Conservancy is a 501c3 nonprofit organization with a management contract with the City of Dallas to care for Turtle Creek Park and Arlington Hall. Our Mission: The Turtle Creek…
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By: Adrian Lovett

1 Sep: Fall for Turtle Creek Park
As we approach the end of the summer, it is time to look forward to cooler weather and being outdoors in nature. We are working hard on fall park improvements and partnering with the City of Dallas to raise specific…
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By: Adrian Lovett

1 Aug: Exciting Annoucement!
As of August 1st, Yellow Rose Landscape Services will be the new private landscape company caring for Turtle Creek Park!
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By: Adrian Lovett

25 Jun: Hibiscus Fountain Down for Repairs
The beloved Hibiscus Fountain is down for repairs.
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By: Adrian Lovett

18 Jun: Celebrate Your Dad!
In Honor of Father's Day, individuals made donations in honor or in memory of the Father in their life. All donations go toward the Kids Fishing Derby event, a fun and interactive morning for Dallas Children at Turtle Creek Park.
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By: Adrian Lovett

8 Jan: New Year, New Leadership
New Year, New Leadership!
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What's In Season

Crape Myrtle Pruning

Winter is the optimal time to thin branches to prevent drooping later and allow sun to pass through and encourage grass growth beneath.


Top Dressing Azaleas

Caring for the azaleas underground in winter promotes greater production of blooms each spring.


Live Oak Care

These evergreen trees shed leaves in March, and winter is the best time to prune them to prevent the spread of diseases like Oak Wilt.