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The site is looking spectacular and exceeding our expectations. The restoration is only in it's second year and chock full of lovely blooms.



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The basin had collected some water the morning of May 24th. Some light rain amounting to about 0.4 inches had come down over the course of a couple hours. The top image shows the basin with several inches of water that looked relatively clear at about 9:30am. The bottom image shows the site again at about 1:30 in the afternoon with nearly all the water infiltrated.


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Turkeys are checking out the basin stepping stones.
August 2023
August 2023
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Plants are growing in nicely.

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The planting is nearly complete. There are a few more perennial species to go in, and the trees that will go down the center of the berm are scheduled for early June.

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Stepping stone install.

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The native vegetation will soon be going into the Lynmar Basin. We kept a 6’ strip of turf grass around the edges, but the other turf grass (within the native planting area) needed to be removed with herbicide in order to allow the native seed to grow. The native seeding area is shown in green in the drawing below. Everything outside of this green will stay as turf grass.
