Weeds are an annual blight. The HOA Board contracts with a landscaper to spray and pull weeds in the common areas and maintain the median strip on Solamere. But lot owners are responsible for eradicating invasive weeds on their own properties. If you have questions or need a recommendation on the landscaper the HOA uses, please contact Marianne. Your neighbors will thank you for not letting the weeds spread. 

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Summit County requires land owners to control noxious weeks on their property. One of the most viable noxious weeds in our area is Thistle, which grows from two as much as eight feet tall during the summer and is topped by a purple flower. Thistle can be controlled by spraying if done early enough in the spring: after the rosettes appear on the ground, but before the weed buds. After that, herbicides are no longer effective and controlling thistle is a much more laborious and expensive process requiring digging the plants up at the roots. Most landscapers can arrange spraying to control this noxious weed.