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ANNUAL MUSTARD PULL
June 3, 2015 · 0 Comments
Garlic mustard is an invasive species that must be pulled from the ground, and that was the reason for the fourth annual Garlic Mustard pull, held Saturday by Credit Valley Conservation, with lots of help from students at Belfountain Public School. Volunteer Rick Hill joined Grace Davey, a Grade 5 student at Belfountain, and her mother Tonya as they pulled out plants on the Caledon Ski Club property.
Photo by Bill Rea
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