Welcome to Palmer Plantation Municipal Utility District No. 2
Through Palmer Plantation Municipal Utility District No. 2’s website you can easily find links to the following services.
Video of the Month – October
Last month, we introduced you to the Texas A&M AgriLife website, called “Water My Yard.” We encourage you to sign up for their emails, and you can get weekly tips and videos on how to keep a healthy lawn and landscapes throughout the year. Click Here for their website.
Learn more about their program in the video, below. Don’t forget to sign up for their weekly emails and tips on just how much you should water your yard – by each of your watering zones! Cool program!!!
Check out our 2025 Annual Quality Report to learn more!
Latest News
I Can’t Believe it’s Not Summer!
Yep. It’s no longer summer. On September 22, the Earth reached its “Autumnal Equinox.” That’s when the Sun crossed over the equator, providing Earth with equal day and night. Now it is headed down to position itself with the Tropic of Capricorn on December 21. But is the Sun really headed down there, or is Earth headed somewhere? What’s going on? The Earth is tilted around 23.5 degrees, so in summer, the North Pole and Northern Hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun,[...]
Let’s Get Ready for Brrrrrr – Cold Weather
We are starting to experience milder temperatures now, and believe it or not, it will get cooler soon! So it’s time to think about starting a plan on how to protect your home and landscape for the cooler weather.
Protect Your Pipes Primer
It’s never too early to start preparing to Protect Your Pipes. Click Here to learn how.
Landscaping Logic
Here are some tips to prepare your landscape for the cooler weather. Water Less: Lower ground temperatures mean less evaporation, so dial back your sprinkler schedule to avoid root rot and fungus. Sprinkler Logic: Check your sprinkler system before the really cold temperatures come. Repair broken heads and check to be sure they reach all parts of your garden. Postpone Heavy Pruning: Avoid heavy pruning or high-nitrogen fertilizers in late fall. Pruning and high-nitrogen fertilizer can trigger new growth that can be[...]