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December 4, 2021 at 11:30 pm
Sixty-four years ago my mother and father began the process of establishing bird, butterfly, and critter habitat on this Wisconsin homestead I am furthering their initative, expanding the land and environmental area of the initative while learning as I further develop the enviornment they started. Named Oak.a.Toe Shelty Meadows and providing a safe haven, natural/native food, and beauty- this initative will never be complete-but rather an ongoing work, an enviornment continually expanding, seasonally changing, while providing food, safe haven, and native beauty year round.
Sixty-four years ago my mother and father began the process of establishing bird, butterfly, and critter habitat on this Wisconsin homestead
I am furthering their initative, expanding the land and environmental area of the initative while learning as I further develop the enviornment they started. Named Oak.a.Toe Shelty Meadows and providing a safe haven, natural/native food, and beauty- this initative will never be complete-but rather an ongoing work, an enviornment continually expanding, seasonally changing, while providing food, safe haven, and native beauty year round.... Collapse
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December 4, 2021 at 11:18 pm
I'm very impressed by your work! Please keep it up! Since the pandemic started I've learned a lot about my quarter-acre yard and what lives in it. Thanks to my plant ID app, I've catalogued about 150 species of plants and trees on my small property, half of them non-native, and this has automatically led to a complete change in how I approach yardwork. I've now converted my labor-intensive veggie garden into a native weed garden. Plus I have a growing new superpower of identifying plants on sight! Sadly I don't think anyone else in my neighborhood does anything remotely like this.
I'm very impressed by your work! Please keep it up! Since the pandemic started I've learned a lot about my quarter-acre yard and what lives in it. Thanks to my plant ID app, I've catalogued about 150 species of plants and trees on my small property, half of them non-native, and this has automatically led to a complete change in how I approach yardwork. I've now converted my labor-intensive veggie garden into a native weed garden. Plus I have a growing new superpower of identifying plants on sight! Sadly I don't think anyone else in my neighborhood does anything remotely like this.... Collapse
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December 4, 2021 at 5:16 pm
I'm so happy I found you. The Times article was very inspiring. I intend to explore your site for information I can use on my property
I'm so happy I found you. The Times article was very inspiring. I intend to explore your site for information I can use on my property... Collapse