November 4th week

Out of The Wild

More chopping along the Stony Road, more Honeysuckle, Blackberry et. al. wrestling east of the cycleway, further Lily hunting and some planting of very locally sourced natives.

There are also a few checks needed on Montbretia, Velcro, Madeira, Noogura, Asthma Weed, Cape Ivy & Stonecrop.

 2022 Work list 

Time to go back up the creek to a few areas we have neglected recently. Pearl Vine, a native creeper/climber, (Sarcopetalum harveyanum) has taken off & we need to prune it from shrubs & small trees before they disappear. Secateurs required, or vast patience & dexterity.

There is also a big Mothy near the Gillett bridge, plus some Turkey Rhubarb, Cape Ivy & Morning Glory to be removed near our Prize Fig. A brave soul or two might venture into Lisa's Site and micro-weeders could enjoy the baby Privet et al sprouting in Manifest Destiny.

Any 1 or 3 feeling more coastal can take on the free-up weeding of our SE Corner with a Cape Ivy chaser.

Forecast is cool, grey & dry.

2021 Work list

The worklist is a short list for harvesting weeds. There are still plenty of weeds in the Blady Grass, esp. Purpletop;

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verbena_bonariensis

Morning Glory east side of the cycleway.

The tall, strong, seedy & weedy things west of cycleway down towards Woodlands Ck. (Lisa says they are weeds).

Formosan Lilies wherever found, but especially around the edges of the Eastern forest.

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