Seattle Parks and Recreation’s Natural Area Crew (part of the Green Seattle Partnership) has scheduled additional plantings of native trees, shrubs and ground covers at the Sanctuary for late fall and early winter, 2023-24. Over 600 trees, shrubs and ground covers will be installed. The new vegetation will be watered for several years. The sanctuary will additionally be maintained with regular weeding and mulching. The site will continue to change and become more diversified and hospitable to wildlife.
Below is the planting plan for the coming season:
Scientific Name
Common Name
Quantity
Acer circinatum
vine maple
20
Acer macrophyllum
bigleaf maple
20
Arbutus menziesii
madrone
20
Athyrium filix-femina ssp cyclosorum
lady-fern
50
Carex obnupta
slough sedge
100
Dicentra formosa ssp formosa
Pacific bleedingheart
50
Hydrophyllum tenuipes
slender-stem waterleaf
50
Lysitchiton americanus
skunk cabbage
50
Picea sitchensis
Sitka spruce
20
Pseudotsuga menziesii var menziesii
Douglas-fir
20
Rubus spectabilis var spectabilis
salmonberry
30
Sambucus racemosa var racemosa
red elderberry
20
Scirpus microcarpus
panicled bulrush
50
Tellima grandiflora
fringecup
50
Thuja plicata
western redcedar
20
Tiarella trifoliata var trifoliata
threeleaf foamflower
30
Tsuga heterophylla
western hemlock
20
Total
620
https://lakewoodsanctuary.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/GSP-sign-300dpi.jpg11251500David Bergerhttps://lakewoodsanctuary.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Title01-300x136.pngDavid Berger2023-08-22 23:25:042023-09-15 03:28:35Plans for fall and winter, 2023-24
Plans for fall and winter, 2023-24
Photo David Berger.
Seattle Parks and Recreation’s Natural Area Crew (part of the Green Seattle Partnership) has scheduled additional plantings of native trees, shrubs and ground covers at the Sanctuary for late fall and early winter, 2023-24. Over 600 trees, shrubs and ground covers will be installed. The new vegetation will be watered for several years. The sanctuary will additionally be maintained with regular weeding and mulching. The site will continue to change and become more diversified and hospitable to wildlife.
Below is the planting plan for the coming season: