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strawberries everywhere followup part 2

Today, as I am yanking up my latest nemesis–purple loosestrife–I see a tiny blob of red.  “Huh,” I think to myself, “That’s new.”

Strawberries.  Three tiny ones on a plant buried in the front yard sloped portion’s masses of wildflowers and grasses.  Then I find another plant close by, also with red budding berries. Continue reading “strawberries everywhere followup part 2”

Two things I hope to share soon.

One is a post I need to finish about my visit from the Conservation Commission’s actual Conservation Agent.

The other is about how I went from trying to ID the butterfly I posted about earlier, then stumbled upon a lucky find about info to raise Monarch larvae (aka caterpillars).

First visit to a Conservation Commission meeting.

I finally made it to one of our city’s Conservation Commission meetings.  I’ve been curious about what exactly it is they do beyond the general scope of what such a title would suggest.

Unexpectedly, one item on the agenda turned out to be something I might actually be able to help with, involving some plant sharing with another homeowner.

So far, this has been a neat development for a lot of reasons.  I’ll write more about it in the coming days.