Jun 16
Mixed Greens
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Mixed Greens
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Summer enters the Woods
Pretty, but invasive and everywhere. Shining Geranium.
Living in the Woods. In the summer we keep a fire break around the house, and I mow with a push mower so as to make sure not to just mow indiscriminately. Native, fire resistant plants are allowed to remain.
We are fighting several invasive plant species right now, and so the mowing is extended to keep them at bay while we figure out how to destroy them without destroying the habitats they are attacking. Ivy, Archangel, Shining Geranium, the Bedamned Buttercups...they and their friends have no place here in our part of the PNW.
We are trying not to put any more poisons into the environment, but may have to utilize some as a last resort, and are working with the Watershed Council in our preservation efforts. You will see tarps in my photos occasionally, covering what otherwise looks to be beautiful woodland. They are there to try and deal with the Shining Geranium that has exploded in our county. Look carefully and you can see some tarping on the right in the bottom photo.
The two side by side photos above that show the slide the beaver are using to come and go from the creek. The Archangel is also highly visible. I have walked up the creek, past our place and up into the Forest and the Archangel is everywhere. Crowding out the native species. I could just cry.
Three days of sunlight down at the barn.
If you look closely you will see what looks like tarps on the ground... and you would be right. We have invasive species trying to enter our woods, and we are taking steps to eradicate them. The tarps are to kill off the shining geranium, which is beautiful, but not native to our woods and quite harmful to our native species. We are working with our local Watershed Council to return the woods to prime wildlife habitat.
the Woods
The bald areas are where I have been stripping out the invasive shining geranium. Or trying to. Stuff grows really fast. D:
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Invasive species.
Ivy. Archangel. Shining Geranium.
Beautiful but deadly, each of these plants are choking the life out of our ecosystem. The first photo of ivy is pretty, but to me pictures 2-4 are prettier. Ivy dying on the Doug fir trees it tried to kill. Archangel leaves are pretty, green and silver, and the plant gets yellow flowers on it. But see the photo next to it? That is a sea of archangel that has killed off all of the native plants beneath it. The ferns have not yet succumbed. And those tiny dainty pink flowers in the last photo? Shining Geranium. Which grows fast and forms a thick mat that you cannot get a mower through, killing off everything in its way. Those are just the scouts.
Beautiful, but deadly. And they all need to die.