• Monday, 23 November 2009 15:02
  • Last Updated Friday, 07 May 2010 14:03
  • Written by Aaron Guffey
Before
After

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For properties choked with blackberry, the first step is to clear the area for planting.

 


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After the initial site clearing, native trees and shrubs are planted into the area with tubes to guard against wildlife browse and mulch to protect against competing weeds and grasses.

 


Before
After

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Over time the native trees and shrubs that we plant will restore the streamside to its natural beauty, protecting the bank from erosion and providing shade for the creek.