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Woolan's Park Wetland Bank Part B: Appendix 2 Critical Connections Ecological Services, Inc. January, 17th 2012 Summer: Monitor areas seeded with native seed mixes the prior fall (June through September). Page 7 of 8 In late summer, apply appropriate wetland herbicide to re- emerging invasive woody and herbaceous species, such as reed canary grass, phragmites, cattail, common and glossy buckthorn, honeysuckle, and amur maple. Broadcast and spot treatment of invasive species will likely be necessary (September). Fall: Monitor vegetation establishment during third growing season. Note areas with poor native seed bank viability. Plan additional seeding of such areas for late fall, if necessary (September). Order native seed, if necessary (September). If necessary, broadcast native seed to prescribed seeding areas prior to snow cover and frost establishment (October through November). !Y' Year 4 Vegetation Establishment and Management Schedule: Spring: In late spring, implement = herbicide'' spot treatments to re- emerging invasive woody and herbaceous species, such as reed canary phragmites, cattail, common and glossy buckthorn, honeysuckle, and amur maple (late May and'June). Monitor overall vegetation establishment from existing seed bank and areas seeded with native seed mixes the prior fall (June): Summer: In late summer, apply appropriate wetland herbicide to re- emerging invasive woody and herbaceous species, such as reed canary grass, phragmites, cattail, common and glossy buckthorn, honeysuckle, and amur maple (September). Create prescribed burn plan and acquire necessary burn permits (August / September). Fall: Monitor vegetation establishment prior to implementing prescribed burn. Note areas with poor native seed bank viability. If necessary, plan seeding of such areas for late fall, following prescribed burn and prior to snow cover and frost establishment (September). • •