200 N Cove Rd
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When we purchased our property it included an old clay tennis court and a large area of mixed invasive species. From that I have created a meadow mainly of native grasses. It also includes several wild flower species. It is alive with birds, dragonflies, moths and butterflies. It is constantly changing. I love to watch the grasses move with the breezes and observe what ever is going on at that moment.
Amelanchier, Pin Oak, Eastern Redbud, Black Gum, River Birch, sweetspire, beach plum, rosa rugosa, various cornus, bayberry, sweet fern, low grow sumac, penstemon, ironweed, ox-eye daisy, lance leaf coreopsis, New England aster, baptisia, fleabane, asclepias tuberosa, swamp milkweed, rudbeckia, various solidago, purple dalea, little bluestem, tall bluestem, purple lovegrass, switchgrass, sideoats gramma grass, Indian grass, swamp mallow, blue flag iris, blue eyed grass, golden Alexander, mistflower, vervain,