contributed by Roberto Gaitan Yes, the stump had not been removed…until today! Besides our guinea grass, we cleaned a palm along the trail. We also added new plants to the pollinator garden: scorpion tail, zizotes, coreopsis, mistflower, frogfruit, coastal germander, and scarlet sage. Over by the bog, we added some water clover.

contributed by Roberto Gaitan We started clearing a new area as we seek to extend the trail westward along the road. It’s slow going but feels good to go beyond where we started. The flower bed we started with is looking good. We brought our own host to extend the hose of the Fish Hatchery…

contributed by Roberto Gaitan We worked at Fish Trails this morning trimming trails and picking up grass hay from the mower. We also finished prepping the bed for the pollinator plants so it’s ready for compost and plants.

contributed by Roberto Gaitan After a week away due to weather and the beach cleanup, it was great to get back to Fish Trails. Barbara had visited during the week to make sure to water the plants so everything looked good. We added a few new plants to fill in some gaps in the upper…

contributed by Roberto Gaitan Saturday’s highlight is the start of a new pollinator garden in the open area of the site. While our first one is under a Texas Ebony, with its rich soil, the new garden will have direct sun for most of the day. We turned over the rough soil and will use…