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Commission to study chervil mowing practices, consider adopt-a-road strategy

Tunbridge Conservation Commission · June 4, 2026
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Summary

Members noted earlier mowing affected chervil removal and agreed to revisit best practices for chervil control next year; Linda Clark and Tess Mix will discuss an adopt-a-road approach with Mary R.

Commission members raised concerns that mowing occurred earlier than in prior years, affecting chervil management and prompting plans to re-evaluate best practices for removal. The commission discussed using community tractors and an adopt-a-road strategy to improve chervil control during the next growing season.

Action items recorded included Linda Clark and Tess Mix following up with Mary R. to explore an adopt-a-road approach and other community-based removal methods. The commission set this as part of invasive-plant planning for the 2027 cycle.