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We have a hollow that was once used to raise pigs during the summer (a long time ago). There's nothing but multi-flora rose and other invasive shrubs and vines. The trees are sparse and struggle to grow, consisting of crooked cherry and locust. The bottom of the hollow has an underground spring which makes the bottom rather marshy.
We recently purchased some equipment that could easily clear this area. I was thinking about clearing the area this year, and planting something next year. I thought a wlidlife switchgrass would be neat, but this would require routine maintanance. Perhaps a blanket of white pines would make this area thick for deer. What would you do?
We recently purchased some equipment that could easily clear this area. I was thinking about clearing the area this year, and planting something next year. I thought a wlidlife switchgrass would be neat, but this would require routine maintanance. Perhaps a blanket of white pines would make this area thick for deer. What would you do?