What's Growing

 Planted trailside in spring of 2025- Maturing to fruit or harvest at varying times in upcoming months and years. 

-White Walnut tree

-Chestnut tree

-2 varieties of Grapes

- 6 Blueberry bushes- 2 varieties

-Strawberries- Mostly wild

-Wild raspberries, and planted red raspberries

-2 Apple trees- Honey crisp, Macintosh; May have a little fruit this year

-Pear tree

-Peach tree

-Black Current

-Cherry tree

-6 Rose Bushes 

-45 Fur Christmas trees 

-Pumpkins, Buttercup squash


Native Species of interest

-Maple Trees

-Basswood trees

-Crab Apple Trees

-Nannyberry Bushes

-Hickory trees

-Butternut trees


Invasive Species 

-Buckthorn trees

--Oriental Bittersweet vine

-Honeysuckle bushes 


 



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