Our Little Savanna, WIP
This project will always be work in progress, as many restoration and preservation efforts are, but for what its worth, here’s the current plan with our little prairie/savanna restoration project. If you have any advice or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to chime in through comments! So far, we’ve cut, stump-treated (Garlon4), brush-piled and burned about […]
Posted at 2:20 am on December 22, 2010 | 1 comment | Filed Under: invasive, japanese honeysuckle, wildwood | Tagged: agrecol, audubon, bader, buckthorn, curtis, dane, digging in the driftless, dunn, goose pond, honeysuckle, invasive, Madison, native, one straw, oregon, pleasant valley conservancy, prairie, prairie enthusiasts, prairie moon, pruka, restoration, savanna, seed, seeding, uw arboretum, vegetation of wisconsin, woodland dunes nature center | Continue reading
Missing Berkeley
Cross posted from the Fabric of Berkeley I love Madison, but there are those moments when very vivid, brief and fleeting memories of our time in Berkeley come to mind, and I would give anything to be there again – if only for a brief visit. I think its the architectural character of the Berkeley […]
Posted at 5:12 pm on April 26, 2010 | Leave a comment | Filed Under: Uncategorized | Tagged: architecture, berkeley, california, home, house, Madison, residential, Wisconsin | Continue reading
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