Sentences with phrase «native grass areas»
Native grass areas on numerous holes add to the beauty of the well - manicured course.
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Mesquite - covered dunes like these produce 10 times as much dust as do areas covered with native grass.
«We found that, across the park, approximately three meters more dune was lost in native grass stands compared to areas with the invasive,» Charbonneau said.
Conover hopes that instead of using non-native invasive landscape plants like Chinese silvergrass, homeowners and horticulturists will use one of this area's beautiful native tall grasses such as prairie dropseed, little bluestem, big bluestem, switch grass or Indian grass because, «restoring the flora to its native species will enhance the biodiversity of native plants and the native animals, including butterflies that depend on them.»
• 98 percent of nests located on natural substrates (juniper, cottonwood and cultivated trees) • Nested in communities dominated by native grasses and near agricultural areas
Choose a native grass for your area.
Ask a local 4 - H office or lawn care expert what grasses are native to the area.
Outside: * Large grassed areas, shady trees * Manicured native gardens * Own gas barbecue and outdoor setting * Under cover parking * Additional parking * Direct beach access * Bike path into town centre * Resident ducks, possums and native birds
Maligne Lake has been re-introducing native grasses in previously impacted areas; this will help to restore ecosystem integrity and improve the quality of wildlife habitat in the area.
Pay a visit to the San Dieguito Heritage Museum, founded in 1988 to preserve the area's history, and participate in sand painting activities, view Native American grass huts and grinding stones, or listen to Native American stories.
Hinge Park was designed to incorporate historical elements from the area (there is a nod to the rail yards), natural elements (ponds, native grasses, ducks) and also has a modern children's playground.
(Nitrogen is a big problem in native plant areas because it's one of the limiting nutrients, and when it's supplied whether by fertilizer or grazing animals or rainfall, that tips the balance toward European and Asian annual grasses that are very shallow - rooted — they steal every drop of rain that falls, and then burn by midsummer when the N. American native perennials are just setting seed; after a few years the deep - rooted perennials are gone; after a few more years so is the topsoil).