Seward Park Sword Fern Die-off
Thursday, April 5, 2018
What's Next? A proposal to plant Oregon Grape from native seed
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My initial shock has diminished - at the broad loss of sword ferns to the north of Ground Zero, between the Hatchery enclosure and the sqebe...
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Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Invasive Earthworms?
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Astute reader Betsy Dowling, a Seattle native now studying urban horticulture at Mesa Community College in Arizona, noticed the similarity b...
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Thursday, March 15, 2018
A Lazarus Fern?
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When I returned to Ground Zero a week after the two lines of twelve ferns were planted, in order to take the first set of time-lapse photos,...
Experimental planting at Seward Park
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In February we planted three lines of young sword ferns, twelve ferns in each line. These ferns were part of our annual generous allotment ...
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Report of Die-off in Snohomish County: Lord Hill Regional Park
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Amy Lucas, Senior Park Planner with Snohomish County Parks, reports: We recently received a citizen report of a similar die-off at our L...
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Thursday, December 14, 2017
Bainbridge Island Blakely Harbor Die-Off Markedly Worse
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In September, Darrell Howe reported some isolated sword fern die-off at one spot on Bainbridge Island, on the trail between Fort Ward and Bl...
Fort Worden Die-Off Update
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Erik Kingfisher, Director of the Jefferson Land Trust , along with his daughter Samara, paid a citizen science visit a few weeks ago to F...
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