7 Highview Rd
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A formerly completely mowed property is gradually transforming into a mix of native wildflower meadow and woodland border of native shrubs and trees. It has taken a few years for the meadow to establish. While native meadow plants are starting to thrive, some non-native varieties like mugwort and vetch are competing.
Screening using native trees is starting to take hold. Selections have been made to ensure food and shelter for birds and insects year round.



goldenrod, coneflower, blackeyed susan, native strawberry, aster, snakeroot, milkweed, button bush, mountain mint, bergamot, phlox, hay scented fern, sensitive fern
eastern red cedar, speckled alder, heritage river birch, cottonwood, autumn serviceberry, blackhaw viburnum, willow, meadow rose, elderberry, cranberry, dogwood, white pine, new jersey tea, fragrant sumac, ash, maple, black gum
