I will once again try to make a good post concerning the forth planting.
Previous to writting this, I had written a post about the event when it was not save and was lost from the system due to internet problems.
Last Wensday, Myself, my brother, Mr. Jim Gahagen and SCoutmaster Roy Bogue. Planted several Seaoats on sea oats beach while doing so we weeded out many of the...weeds that where present on the beach. In the process of weeding all of us began to notice somthing benieth the large bushes we where removing. What we found was that in our eariler planting many seaoats where planted on the dunes where we had weeded before. With the new weeds in place this cover up most of old seaoats and prevented them from sunshine. However being the tough little plants they are they succeeded in surviving under neith all these other plants.
After the observation we contined to remove weeds and uncover the sea oats as well as planting several more in the favored locations. The little plants though cut of from sunlight and hidden under large bushes continued to survive and I am praying these plants will continue their survival more many years to come.
Thank you
Previous to writting this, I had written a post about the event when it was not save and was lost from the system due to internet problems.
Last Wensday, Myself, my brother, Mr. Jim Gahagen and SCoutmaster Roy Bogue. Planted several Seaoats on sea oats beach while doing so we weeded out many of the...weeds that where present on the beach. In the process of weeding all of us began to notice somthing benieth the large bushes we where removing. What we found was that in our eariler planting many seaoats where planted on the dunes where we had weeded before. With the new weeds in place this cover up most of old seaoats and prevented them from sunshine. However being the tough little plants they are they succeeded in surviving under neith all these other plants.
After the observation we contined to remove weeds and uncover the sea oats as well as planting several more in the favored locations. The little plants though cut of from sunlight and hidden under large bushes continued to survive and I am praying these plants will continue their survival more many years to come.
Thank you
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