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Written by Roleybushcare
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Tuesday, 23 September 2008 14:25 |
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Stonegate Road |
| Assessment No. |
182777 |
| Reserve No. |
39812 |
| Dieback Treatment |
9 Nov 1997-inject all Banksias & 1/3 Jarrahs
14 Dec 1997-finished injecting Jarrahs & sprayed all the Reserve
20 Nov 2005-Jarrahs treated
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| Revegetation |
14 Sep 1997-clear rubbish
21 Jun 1998-clear rubbish & plant seedlings
11 Jul 1999-weed & plant seedlings
10 Jun 2001-plant seedlings
7 Jul 2002-plant seedlings
13 Jul 2003-plant seedlings (part of National Tree Day)
11 Jul 2004-plant seedlings (part of National Tree Day)
15 May 2005-plant seedlings
18 Jun 2006-plant seedlings
17 Jun 2007-plant seedlings
1 Jun 2008-plant seedlings
9 Aug 2009-National Tree Day-plant seedlings
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| Burn |
approx 1994 (local residents estimate) |
| History |
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| Comments |
Roleybushcare has worked for many years in Stonegate Reserve There was a possibility at one time that it would be sold off. Roleybushcare (alias the Roleystone Dieback Action Group) worked with the Reserve's neighbouring residents. Dieback Treatment is carried out on the Reserve. This is a chore undertaken every 4 to 5 years in spring or summer. The Friends of Stonegate Reserve worked hard to remove the many Lucerne trees and introduced plants. they also removed masses of rubbish. We plant seedlings in the winter. Our main problem is to combat the weeds. A group of concerned locals are spending time combating this problem. If you would like to help, please email
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Members of the Group preparing the seedlings for planting.
They are local species of plants only
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The front of the Reserve was very bare and covered in weeds. The area has been planted with seedlings over many years. Slowly we are covering the front with local vegetation.
The back of the Reserve is quite good. Much more denser vegetation.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 04 September 2009 13:45 )
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