Stevenson Park

03/10/2021

03/02/2021

Friendswood Parks and Recreation is now hiring! Great place to work for the summer!

03/16/2020

Although Friendswood City public parks will remain open, the Parks and Recreation Department is cancelling all programming and city facility reservations with 50 or more people expected in attendance through April 30.

This includes Adult Sports Leagues, Senior Citizen Program activities, Youth Sports Day (March 21), Farmers Market (April 4), Spring Sparkle (April 11), and Easter in the Park (April 12).
Facility rentals between now and April 30 will be canceled or rescheduled. The Parks and Recreation staff will contact renters to discuss details.
An alternative to indoor Fitness Classes is being developed. Look for an announcement soon.
Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time. Stay safe! Stevenson Park Friendswood Sportspark Renwick Park Jones Hangar at Leavesley Park Centennial Park Friendswood

11/22/2019

Register today at parks.friendswood.com!

03/22/2019

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01/25/2018

Be patient on pruning your plants effected by the freeze. Great tips below from Maas Nursery.

Try to delay pruning until spring or when new growth appears. Damaged tissue on non-woody plants such as philodendrons may be removed if it is slimy or, mushy and foul smelling. This decaying tissue should be removed as it is unhealthy for the plant. Delay hard pruning on woody plants until new growth appears. Some plants which are damaged on top may be fine and will only need light pruning when all chance of frost has passed. Most plants are in their dormant phase and will awaken in the spring. Frost damage sometimes takes a while to appear. Be patient and allow your garden to awaken.