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Woodland Restoration Update - exotic invasive wintercreeper

Adam updates us on what happens on site after we remove invasive bush honeysuckle in our urban woodlands. The exotic invasive ground cover, Euonymus fortunei (wintercreeper), loves to grow in the understory of bush honeysuckle, but is just as much of a pain to remove, if not more so! It spreads across the ground and smothers out almost all the native woodland flora, suffocating the food web of the forest floor, which then has echoing effects across the entire food web. Adam dealt with the obnoxious wintercreeper in late fall and early winter. So now the woodland spring ephemerals are getting ready to burst up through the soil soon, with evergreen foliage no longer covering them, and the seeds Adam sowed over the winter will germinate too!