CHOCORUA — On Wednesday, Aug. 12, from 9 to 11:30 a.m., join Chocorua Lake Conservancy Stewardship Director and Naturalist Lynne Flaccus, and your neighbors, for a Stewardship Day at the Charlotte C. Browne Memorial Woods on Washington Hill, in Chocorua to help care for the fruiting shrubs planted for wildlife two years ago. Hawthorn, highbush blueberries, hazelnut, dog wood, winterberry and highbush cranberry are some of the shrubs that we weed and mulch each spring and late summer, giving them an opportunity to compete against all the other grass and other flowers in the field.
There may be a few blueberries left to snack on as you weed, and the property has beautiful views of Mount Chocorua, and lovely trails near the Chocorua River to wander after you work — you could bring a picnic to eat on the table rock that’s fallen off an enormous glacial erratic near the fields.
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