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Janet removed Cape Ivy revealing a beautiful
stand of snowberry. |
The good news for our first restoration workday of the Summer is that Garber is looking good - all of our plantings over the past two years are thriving, including the Measure DD Project on Harwood Creek. The bad news - the weeds are also thriving, especially the cape ivy, poison hemlock and Himalayan blackberry. More good news - we made good progress on the weed eradication front. Janet attacked the cape ivy near Harwood Creek, uncovering a beautiful stand of native snowberry. This is definitely an area to continue removing the cape ivy. John and Clyde made great headway at removing the blackberries that are once again threatening to take over at Harwood Creek. Sally and Shelagh cleaned up the Evergreen Entrance, Sally raking the steps and cleaning up Fireplace Plaza and Shelagh began weeding the planting beds. I'll let the pictures tell the story.
