Location:
- Back Border w/ neighbor John from behind Ulu Hideaway Eco-Hut to the Aloha Bus; land begins 18 inches from John's palms
Lodgings and/or Facilities in areas of Garden
This MIXED Garden has the following decorative plants:
This MIXED Garden has the following trees:
Maintenance Activities For This Garden:
- Main Weeds: Cane Grass, Stink Maile, Fire Ants, Mexican Sunflowers, choking, creeping and climbing weeds
- Spray Soapy Water mix before working in this area
- Eradicate cane grass as close to the base as possible using a Kama and pickax out if accessible
- Use a Kama to cut the climbers and the chokers at the plant base to kill them. Remove
offplants carefully. - Remove all creeping weeds from around the whole garden beds and walkways.
- Remove Mexican Sunflower from border - bring to crater slope at road front
- Identification and Labeling:
- Tag and label transplanted trees with bright color tree ribbon
- Date the tree with date it was transplanted
- Update plant pages if any are added or
deletedremoved from the garden.
- Borders & Maintenance:
- Pig proof border by adding sticks and logs around to deter them from entering
- Plant Ginger on border planting closer to create a natural pig border - remove Mexican Sunflowers
- Remove/harvest Guava trees (dig and get the root) next to Guava Hale - plant on slopes and trails for safety and erosion control
- Remove plants and weeds in back and the sides of Aloha Bus and replace w/ Ginger and low decoratives - open airflow
- Keep sides and underneath the Aloha Bus clear of weeds, sticks, and rubbish
- Keep all walkways clear of leaves and sticks to avoid any slips or falls
- Weed wall of decoratives by the bus walkway (towards neighbors property line behind bus) neat and tidy to avoid overgrowth
- Find, and identify, all Bamboo on border
- Harvesting: