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Volunteers clear invasive garlic mustard; board notes planting and maintenance

Hopkins Park Board · June 22, 2026
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Summary

Member Boor told the Park Board the May 17 garlic mustard volunteer event lasted two hours with 15 volunteers and that recent tree and shrub plantings from grants and donations are now in a maintenance period.

Member Boor reported to the board that the May 17 garlic mustard pull was "pretty successful" and lasted about two hours with 15 volunteers; Member Flynn added that volunteers had to "hunt around to find" remaining plants. Boor also said recently planted trees and shrubs were funded by a grant and donations and are now in a maintenance phase.

Board members discussed planning for a fall buckthorn event and the need to coordinate maintenance and franchise-fee concerns with City staff at a future meeting. No formal action was taken; the item was recorded as an update for ongoing stewardship of park vegetation.