Today we were working at Priory Gardens on behalf of the Red Rose Forest, to remove a patch of invasive rhododendrons from an edge of the site near Dane Road. On starting, it looked as though the area to clear might not be too great, but in fact the rhododendrons were pretty extensive and established, so by the end our piles of cut material were fairly high! Doubtless we’ll have missed some of the invaders and some will re-sprout, but we’ll have opened up this part of the woodland for some time.
Rhododendrons at Priory Gardens
April 12, 2015 by Julian
Posted in Invasive species, Woodland management | Tagged Priory Gardens, Red Rose Forest | 1 Comment
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