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Recommendations / Treatments • 1 st Do not import a “founding” seed source. • Try <strong>to</strong> prevent seed export. • Control seed production, pull plants if possible. • Try <strong>to</strong> avoid further disturbances in infested areas. • Introduce desired plants and or seeds ASAP. • Fertilize and irrigate if required (short term only during establishment stage).
Things I learned down by the marsh • Common control methods can be the worst possible treatments. • Fixing errors is very hard work. • Casual experimentation can produce interesting results. • Understanding your target species weaknesses is important. • Working with natural systems is a good strategy.
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Page 37: EcoYards = Sanctuary & Core Values

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