R04-010-18F

Species Planted

Common Name
Silky Dogwood

Scientific Name
Cornus obliqua

# Planted
10

Total Planted to Date: 10

Species	# of plants remaining	Height of plants	Condition of Plants
Blue-Fruited Dogwood	10	Above Fence	Excellent / Thriving
Cage Notes: Bristly green briar needs to be controlled Remove ash Oak tree Heavily browsed by deer Not getting enough sun so no blossoms

Species	# of plants remaining	Height of plants	Condition of Plants
Silky Dogwood	10	Above Fence	Good / Surviving
Cage Notes: monitored on July 12, 2021, by -jrrs. All the Blue-fruited Dogwood above fence, but no blooms or seed. Need more sun??? Date Entered: July 12, 2021

Species

# of plants remaining

Height of plants

Condition of Plants

Silky Dogwood

Above Fence

Good / Surviving

Cage Notes:

monitored on July 12, 2021, by -jrrs. All the Blue-fruited Dogwood above fence, but no blooms or seed. Need more sun???

Date Entered: July 12, 2021

Species	# of plants remaining	Height of plants	Condition of Plants
Silky Dogwood	10	Above Fence	Excellent / Thriving

Species	# of plants remaining	Height of plants	Condition of Plants
Silky Dogwood	10	Below Fence	Good / Surviving

5/26/19 Plants are almost fence high already. Catbriar is also growing in cage. LM & JS

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Plant Details

	Species	Number of plants remaining	Height of plants (Select the Average)	Condition of plants (Select the Average)
1			Above Fence Fence Height Below Fence	Excellent / Thriving Good / Surviving Poor / Struggling
1			Above Fence Fence Height Below Fence	Excellent / Thriving Good / Surviving Poor / Struggling

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09/19/2020

10 alive; AF/E 1 being over run by cat briar on river side.