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
Category: Fish Trails
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Another great workday…the pollinator garden is getting established, more guinea grass was pulled, a greater dent is done on one Brazilian Pepper mass, and we
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The plants added to the pollinator garden look good and healthy. We added a few plants and pulled guinea grass to extend the garden. Grass
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While we had another productive Saturday, we had a stubborn Brazilian Pepper stump that just would not give up. It will live for another day
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Thanks to the crew that helped out on Saturday. It was our first start at 7:30 am and it was worth it! The temperature was
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After a rain-out on Saturday, we met to pull guinea grass from the top area of the fish trails. We mowed the grass we had