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PL PACKETS 2005-2011
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Prairies, wetlands, woodlands, shorelines,.. <br /> Not all nature landscapes alike <br /> There is a native plant community for every site. extend the period of vulnerability, requiring some <br /> While Minnesota ecologists recognize 58 separate special measures such as: cover crops of oats or <br /> types, many have been greatly altered from their wheat,and/or light mulching with clean oat, wheat <br /> natural state and present serious challenges for or prairie straw. <br /> restoration ists. While the methods for restoring <br /> some sites may be obvious,other situations present High-traffic areas present special problems. <br /> unique challenges requiring special considerations. While native plantings are ecologically sound and <br /> require less mainte- <br /> In heavily shaded nance than turf, <br /> areas competition ---, _ they are not a good <br /> from tree roots `= _ �, _� solution in areas of <br /> presents a difficult ..= :-r: =,<r- =2 r, fig- heavy foot traffic. <br /> challenge, requiring A balance between <br /> woodland wildflow- turf areas and <br /> ers and other - `- natural areas works <br /> shade-tolerant best, the ratio being <br /> native plants. Prairie <br /> determined by <br /> grasses and flowers <br /> g - _ ���a =- �� = � individual needs, <br /> are sun-loving plants "''' ``L'' '" site constraints and <br /> that can adapt to design objectives. <br /> edge areas and the Generally,a higher <br /> partial shade of percentage of natural <br /> open woodlands but area works well on <br /> should not be used larger sites while <br /> in fully-shaded sites. small, residential <br /> In close proximity sites may be most <br /> to shallow-rooted successful when less <br /> trees like maple and than half the avail- <br /> basswood,deep- able area is natural. <br /> rooted prairie <br /> species are not the Designed areas <br /> right choice. often require ongoing <br /> However, they are maintenance to hold <br /> well suited to land- the desired patterns, <br /> scapes with scattered textures and colors <br /> deep-rooted oaks. of the design. <br /> While non-native <br /> In erodible areas ornamentals can be <br /> prairie grasses and Prairie smoke (Genum triflorum) seed heads in June. included in these <br /> wildflowers are an designs, native <br /> excellent solution. Deep root systems hold soil and plants provide an interesting, more natural, less <br /> low-maintenance prairie perennials provide ongoing intensively managed alternative. PRI does not use <br /> protection from water and wind. However,any non-native ornamentals in designed settings, but we <br /> planting on a steep area is vulnerable to washouts occasionally work with other contractors who do. <br /> and the slow top growth of prairie perennials may <br /> 6 <br />
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