Reiner Farm/Nettle Patch

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The Nettle Patch is an area of open canopy Acer woodland with silt soil, and blackberry understory. The site was chosen for establishment of a herbaceous understory dominated by Urtica dioica. Work began in 2025. See Reiner Farm for social-ecological context.

Stewardship Notes

  • Bare-root rhizomes harvested from Rooted Northwest and planted the next day. The site was grubbed of blackberry and shallow trenches

Chronology

  • 2025- Initial grubbing and planting in february.
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