I also cut down 140 little ironwood saplings that were growing by the beach. I just used branch cutters since most of them were less than 2" diameter. I only got about 1/4 of them done. It's really tough to keep up with them.
Tonight I think I'll play volleyball since I didn't on Wednesday. At least we don't have to worry about the turtles hatching and coming to the lights anymore.
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This is an old seawall near the fuel pier. It was put there to stop erosion.
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There's a lot of verbesina to get rid of here.
2 comments:
Pete,
You should try putting Garlon or round up on the tree stumps after you cut the off. Either of those chemicals should keep the regrowth from occurring.
I do put garlon on the stumps. They grow back pretty quickly if you don't.
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