On November 2nd, students from Professor Lee's Landscape Architecture class removed evasive plants and cleared the site. The students made sure to pull up the roots of all the kudzu and privet plants so they would not grow back. They also planted figs, blueberries, and rosemary. This process is the beginning state in preparing the site for a future garden.
This is the walkway between Ben's Bikes and Tanyard Creek.
Students are working on removing evasive plants.
Karen is demonstrating how to pull up evasive plants from the root so they will not grow back.
Team work pays off! You can see the site becoming clear.
Our pile of trash plants is growing!
Sean is planting a small tree to help prevent erosion on the bank now that the evasive plants are gone.
Taylor is demonstrating the proper way to plant a tree.
Jackson is working hard to remove privet.
Drew and Christian are standing in the center of Tanyard Creek on a large fallen tree.
This is a view into the creek. You can see kudzu has overtaken the banks.
Zach makes a friend!
Kitt waters a new plant.
Haddie is planting a new plant and creating a barrier around it so it won't be trampled.
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