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Weeding in the snow
Oh, a pleasant May day in Toronto? Weeding the garden in the snow.
Some garlic mustard snuck back in. Once my fingers stop ‘burning’ from the cold, I’ll double check I got it all.
Groundhog?
I think I just spotted a groundhog up the Manitoba Maple along the back fence. It wasn’t as rotund as I usually think of ground hogs, and being in the tree kinda threw me - but they are called ‘wood chucks’ too and will spend time from what I just read in shrubs and trees. It didn’t go too high, facing west, and after 30s or so it turned back and went through the yards to the east. The smaller size could just be post-hibernation?
New to me wildlife in the garden is always fun.
The mystery tree that was coming up in the shrub at the back fence has been ID'd I think. I'm going with it being a Red Ash.
The book says it is native, and the most widely distributed ash. It also says it "aggressively invades urban spaces" so I'm not sure I like the sound of that. Will have to do some more research and consider keeping it or not. Probably don't want to keep all the stems that are there, as it'll get pretty bunchy when it's bigger. The main one though is already about 50% taller than the sycamore so that probably means it has been growing there at least as long as we've been here, if not longer - or that it is a really fast grower.
It seems much easier to ID the tree having the book right at the tree, rather than when looking at pictures later. Things like shape of the teeth on the leaf, the size of the terminal bud and other info is more than I'm used to documenting when taking the pictures for ID.
