Put Native Plants to Work for You
- Posted by Alayne Blickle
- Topics: Blogs, Smart Horse Keeping
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With snow and frigid temps blanketing a good portion of North America, maybe what we all need right now is a nice break and a chance to think about spring (which Punxsutawney Phil says is not too far off!). I thought a little digression about trees, shrubs, and landscaping on horse property might be good for this week. That’s what we are doing on right now at Sweet Pepper Ranch. We are working with a landscaper who understands our land management goals and interests. He’s put together a planting plan for us that we can work on implementing in phases.
Matt inspects a recently planted quaking aspen, which will lend summer shade to the round pen area
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Alayne Blickle
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