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invasives
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2017-12-19
Pampas grass’ hidden meaning
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05/30/exclusive-pampas-grass-sales-falling-secret-signal-swingers/ The presence of Pampas Grass in a...
2015-04-04
Friendship Park II
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What's not to like? Brazilian pepper, wall to wall Euphorbia terracina, and mustard forests. Aside from that it's a nice view. - Pos...
2015-04-03
Friendship Park
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Here's an interesting sign. With all that mustard, one wonders how they define restoration. - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
2015-01-12
E. terracina pulled versus date: Is there a useful trend?
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Here's a graph of number of E. terracina pulled versus date starting in 2013 and going to 1/2/2015. This is based on my personal dat...
2014-11-21
Ahhh. Sunset...
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Ahhh. Sunset at Point Vicente on October 16th. What could be more beautiful?
2014-03-24
And we wonder how they get there...
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Sometimes I wonder how known bad actor plants get into our wild areas. I guess I don't need to wonder that much. Here's photo from...
2014-02-27
Lunada Canyon in early February
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I volunteer in Lunada Canyon and recent rains mean the weeds will go wild. Euphorbia terracina is the worst offender. I pulled more than ...
2013-10-22
Euphorbia terracina
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Here's a weed that's easy to pull and one where you might feel that an investment of time now will have a real preventive impact. T...
2013-10-21
Jubata or Pampas?
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I started reading about Pampas grass (Cortaderia selloana), and then quickly decided that I really ought to be reading about Jubata grass (C...
2013-09-23
Lunada Canyon gardening
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I volunteer about once per month to look after Lunada Canyon. This weekend I was inspired to spend about an hour cutting back on some Acaci...
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2013-08-27
Gophers like castor roots
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I volunteer in a local canyon that is owned by a land conservancy. My charter is to survey invasive plants and I do so about once per month...
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