@LeamValley I think of mowing just a few metre wide passage co we can reach the place more easily. It seems to be a refuge for all kinds of wildlife, and we wouldn't want to destroy it.
@LeamValley I think of mowing just a few metre wide passage co we can reach the place more easily. It seems to be a refuge for all kinds of wildlife, and we wouldn't want to destroy it.
@szescstopni A nice photo. I guess that the yellow flowers are goldenrod, about which you posted previously.
Perhaps of interest, some of the recent videos (and possibly others) by Joey Santore (and his Chicago accent) :
https://www.youtube.com/@CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt
https://www.chicagomag.com/city-life/august-2019/joey-santore-chicago-botany/
I leave the mowing decision to you.
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