4 hours
Tuesday, May 31
Adam and I pruned around the native plant garden and picked out invasive plants. We also mulched some more, and made a day of weeding around the native plant area. Here are some photos of a very small part of our progress:
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Beach
1.5 hours
Sunday, May 29
Adam and I went down to the beach to sweep for trash, and found a lot of it. I usually think of Garbage Beach as a pretty clean beach, but we found a surprising amount of debris. It's a little cleaner now, though.
Sunday, May 29
Adam and I went down to the beach to sweep for trash, and found a lot of it. I usually think of Garbage Beach as a pretty clean beach, but we found a surprising amount of debris. It's a little cleaner now, though.
Cleaning up
2 hours
Friday, May 27
Adam and I first weeded the native plant area, and then decided to pick up trash all around the park. We picked up more than I had expected to pick up, probably preventing trash from washing over the cliffs into the ocean.
Friday, May 27
Adam and I first weeded the native plant area, and then decided to pick up trash all around the park. We picked up more than I had expected to pick up, probably preventing trash from washing over the cliffs into the ocean.
Mulch!
1.5 hours
Thursday, May 26
Adam and I spread a lot of mulch on the ground, planted a barrel cactus, and gave the new plants some much-needed water. We also attacked the non-native daisies growing at the edge of the native plant area (the good-old fashioned way--pulling them up by hand).
Thursday, May 26
Adam and I spread a lot of mulch on the ground, planted a barrel cactus, and gave the new plants some much-needed water. We also attacked the non-native daisies growing at the edge of the native plant area (the good-old fashioned way--pulling them up by hand).
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