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1695 Frank Hassler
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Oct 1, 2008
1:50 pm
To be clear, my experience is in natural areas restoration, so I am learning myself right now how to control some of the residentially invasive species such as...
1696 Benia
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Oct 1, 2008
8:21 pm
I think now is the time to plant if you're deciding on when to supplement with seeds.  Nature drops its seeds in the Fall and that's also when I like to...
1697 beckykrumwiede Offline Send Email Oct 2, 2008
2:44 am
Oh dear--your experience doesn't give me confidence that anything is going to be different next year. My little prairie is in full sun, and your prairie in...
1698 Tori Graham
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Oct 2, 2008
9:11 am
I can tell you what I did. I created a small nursery of grass seedlings - Side Oats Grama, Little Bluestem, Prairie Dropseed, Northern Sea Oats - and let them...
1699 Frank Hassler
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Oct 2, 2008
12:54 pm
Have you burned your prairie yet? Grasses respond more strongly to burns then do forbs. Fire might just be the kick in the pants they need. If you still...
1700 Peggy Timmerman
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Oct 2, 2008
5:40 pm
Hi Becky, I think you could go two ways with your little prairie. If you have some money and the energy in the spring, you could get a couple of flats of...
1701 guloguloguy Offline Send Email Oct 6, 2008
4:18 am
Lately, I've been busy trying to burn up a lot of last year's, and this summer's tree trimmings, and chopped-up alien tree limbs! Yeah Baby!, I love getting...
1702 Pat Clancy
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Oct 6, 2008
4:08 pm
I really enjoyed reading this post. I follow similar practices in my yard and sometimes invite the grandkids over to roast marshmallows over the embers, sit...
1703 beckykrumwiede Offline Send Email Oct 7, 2008
2:22 am
I appreciate all the helpful replies, and the suggestions for grasses to plant. I don't think I can burn since I'm in the city with neighbors on both sides....
1704 Pat Clancy
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Oct 15, 2008
3:30 am
I don't know about the evidence. I asked about vinca before, and I thought it was on this site, but I checked and didn't find my original question so it must...
1705 Frank Hassler
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Oct 16, 2008
2:53 pm
Wwe have a couple patches of sky blue aster in our "semi-formal" native front yard which have been lovely this fall and are just now starting to fade....
1707 Education at Hilton P...
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Oct 16, 2008
3:29 pm
Thanks, Pat. The big problem with periwinkle, of course, is that its leaves are so thick and waxy. I'm a little hesitant to apply fertilizer to a plant that's...
1708 Education at Hilton P...
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Oct 16, 2008
3:32 pm
I'm still trying to come up with a way to eradicate Periwinkle (Vinca major & V. minor) so that my native plants have a chance. I appreciate previous responses...
1710 Natives.Tim
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Oct 16, 2008
7:29 pm
Frank, What is a hairy aster? I looked it on the Internet and found Aster pilosus. Is this it? A. pilosus is considered a native pioneer aster so it grows ...
1711 pajamaavenue Offline Send Email Oct 16, 2008
8:23 pm
These asters have made their own way into my garden as well. Actually, I really like these pioneers even more than the ones that I planted. I can't remember...
1712 Benia
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Oct 16, 2008
10:17 pm
I attempted to view one of the articles below and my system immediately had several "threatening" files detected and removed.  Just wanted to warn you before...
1713 Frank Hassler
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Oct 16, 2008
10:34 pm
You know, I've been thinking about this. I think my strategy is going to be mow it now so it doesn't get that extra sunlight over the winter. Then in the...
1714 Frank Hassler
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Oct 16, 2008
10:41 pm
Yes I'm talking about Aster pilosa, sorry, I should have been more clear since these white-flowered asters can get quite confusing. I agree that they are...
1715 Natives.Tim
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Oct 16, 2008
10:52 pm
Thanks for the info. I am confident the posted is not aware of the problem but to be safe, I deleted the original message. Tim List Owner From:...
1716 Natives.Tim
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Oct 16, 2008
10:55 pm
I often will cut off all the tops of aggressive asters when they go to seed, put them on the lawn and then use the mower to shred them. There is less chance of...
1717 Natives.Tim
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Oct 16, 2008
10:55 pm
Sounds like an interesting experiment. Tim From: wildonesnativeplants@yahoogroups.com [mailto:wildonesnativeplants@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Frank Hassler ...
1718 Kathleen Partridge
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Oct 17, 2008
12:15 am
Well, we don't seem to be having an exceptionally warm fall (as I'd hoped), as we have had in previous years. My two caterpillars pupated (I think that's the...
1719 Kathleen Partridge
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Oct 17, 2008
1:08 pm
I did some additional research online last night and sort of answered my own question. Found a list of good nectar plants for monarchs which included ...
1720 Education at Hilton P...
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Oct 18, 2008
7:11 pm
One of our favorite autumn pastimes is wading into our local Goldenrod patch to see what sorts of creatures lurk within. We always expect to be delighted by...
1721 Tori Graham
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Oct 18, 2008
8:36 pm
Delightful! Thank you! I also wish the very best for Haywood McCallum and pray for his full recovery. Tori From: wildonesnativeplants@yahoogroups.com ...
1722 guloguloguy Offline Send Email Oct 19, 2008
6:29 am
While pondering the impact of mankind upon the ecosystems of the world, It is a fact that we tend to convert primal/climax ecosystems through ever worsening...
1723 maryann whitman
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Oct 19, 2008
3:34 pm
Bill Haven't seen your postings in a while. I hope this means that you will again post regularly. Your excellent observations of the natural world have been ...
1724 Natives.Tim
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Oct 21, 2008
2:01 am
As usual, your photos are outstanding and the narrative is interesting. Thank you for sharing with our group. Tim List Owner From:...
1725 Heather
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Oct 25, 2008
1:39 pm
lately i've been thinking about this question as i attempt to keep my native garden looking tidy. it seems all my "weeds" are pretty much natives that are...
1726 Leslie
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Oct 25, 2008
2:01 pm
Heather - some of my favorites for a more tame look, that don't spread too easily include: Coral bells Jacob's ladder Shooting Star Prairie Smoke Rattlesnake...
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