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Habitat Restoration

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  • This woodland stream is choked on all sides by Japanese Stilt Grass
  • Now the stream edge is recovered by a diverse native plant community including Skunk Cabbage, Deer Tongue, False Nettle, and Greenbrier
  • This bramble of Chinese Privet, Multiflora Rose, and Asiatic Bittersweet chokes out many native plant species
  • Native forbs, including Jack-in-the-Pulpit and Mayapples, thrive in the newly opened space
  • This forest canopy opening has been completely overwhelmed by Porcelain Berry, Multiflora Rose, and grapevines
  • After the invasive plants were removed, a diversity of plants came in naturally. Young Redbud, Sycamore and Oak trees were planted
  • Cut stems of Multiflora Rose and Chinese Wisteria seen growing through a carpet of English Ivy
  • Dogwood and oak saplings begin to thrive while native Wood Sorrel and Solomon’s Seal came in naturally. Sweet Pepperbush was added to the site
  • Forest edge completely overtaken by invasive Japanese Honeysuckle, Bittersweet, and Multiflora Rose.
  • Forest edge recovered with native wildflowers and grasses as well as Sumac trees

Habitat Landscapes

Homeowners dealing with erosion from water runoff on unused portion of lawn

  • Homeowners dealing with erosion from water runoff on unused portion of lawn
  • This landscape was designed to manage water runoff while providing wildlife habitat by using plants that are native to the region
  • This landscape bed is overrun with invasive Canada Thistle and Crabgrass
  • Once the invasive plants were removed, this area was landscaped with a variety of native plants including Goldenrods and New York Aster seen here
  • This neglected landscape is brimming with potential to restore native beauty and wildlife habitat
  • Native, pollinator friendly flowers were planted to provide both aesthetics and wildlife habitat

Our Crew at work

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