July 7, 2013
A Visit to the Woodland Restoration Project
The Woodland Restoration Project is a volunteer stewardship area north of the Water Department that has been planted with species that are native to what is now Middlesex County. It is a good place to learn about native plants that a gardener might want to use in his or her own garden. During this program, volunteers who maintain the area were on site to welcome people and answer their questions.
Reservation visitors are welcome to stop by the Woodland Restoration Project for a quiet visit, to walk the circular path, and sit on the bench. This area has many fragile plants: No dogs, please!
Photos, left to right: A path made of wooden discs, three volunteer stewards, ferns and purple-flowering raspberry
Photos © 2013 by Rebecca Ramsay