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FIELD TRIP CANCELED DUE TO WET GROUND and INABILITY TO ACCESS PRIMARY SITE.
Sponsoring Organization: Maryland Native Plant Society
Join us for a walk in Little Bennett Park, the largest park (3700 acres) in Montgomery County, to see another of its many fascinating natural features. We will visit the National Co-Champion native Spicebush, found by MNPS member Keith Sanderson, and visit two forest restoration sites along a tributary of Little Bennett Creek. Emphasis will be on identifying the native plants the M-NCPPC staff are attempting to save from deer damage, and the invasive plants that also contribute to their demise.
Leaders: Keith Sanderson and Marney Bruce
FREE
Notes: Easy, flat walk, not wet, although briars and thorns on low bushes (Himalayan Blackberry, Multiflora Rose) may catch your clothing.
Bring: water, lunch or a snack; binoculars and field guides are suggested. Tick and similar insect repellant advised.
Cancellation Policy: Light rain is fine but canceled in the case of heavy rain or thunderstorms. You will be notified by email before 9:00 AM if the trip has to be canceled due to weather. Please be sure to check your email before leaving the house. Contact: (for additional information; not to register) Keith Sanderson, sandman6944@gmail.com, 240-328-4746 ; or Marney Bruce marneyb@earthlink.net.
Directions: included in registration confirmation.
Download a trail map: http://montgomerytrails.org/
©Maryland Native Plant Society PO Box 4877, Silver Spring, MD 20914MNPS is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization incorporated in Maryland.