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Volunteers sought for invasive plant removal at Onion Mountain
Summary
Commission members announced a volunteer removal day (Saturday, 9–11 a.m.) for invasive plants including burning bush and porcelain berry at Onion Mountain; the Simsbury Land Trust is organizing and volunteers were asked to bring loppers.
At the June 17 meeting the commission announced an invasive-plant removal day at Onion Mountain focused on removing burning bush, porcelain berry and other invasives. The event is organized through the Simsbury Land Trust and scheduled for Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m.; volunteers were encouraged to come even for one hour and to bring loppers.
A commission member emphasized the ecological benefits of removing burning bush despite its fall color, noting birds spread its berries into woodlands. The commission said tools would be available and volunteers would be offered pizza; all skill levels were welcome.
