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Home ยป May 2

May 2

May 2, 2024

Red Baneberry Planting for erosion and invasive suppression

Red Baneberry planted in areas that need stability before deeper invasive removal. I may move these closer to the river if erosion seems to be a problem after removing honeysuckle.

Quite a few seedlings have identified as Enchanters Nightshade . They are coming up after increasing sun and removing invasives. These flower in June, so hopefully they will be more identifiable at that time.

Area behind land berm – After

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