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Plano parks reduce mowing at Hoblitzel Park to restore native prairie and cut costs
2833353 · April 1, 2025
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Summary
Plano Parks and Recreation says it is reducing mowing in non‑sprinkler areas, including Hoblitzel Park, to restore blackland prairie vegetation, support pollinators, reduce erosion and lower labor and equipment costs.
Steve Stoler, a staff member with the Plano Parks and Recreation Department, said the department is reducing mowing at some community parks, trails, creekside areas and flood plains, and transitioning low‑use sections at Hoblitzel Park back to natural areas.
"We've seen a resurgence of blackland prairie vegetation and pollinator friendly plants while still…
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