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Progress
Written by Julie DiLeone
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The sunny days have helped with our garlic mustard control efforts along the Historic Columbia River Highway. We hired a contractor with the equipment needed to work along the highway, and they treated right of way along the road between the Springdale School building and Latourell. The remainder will be treated next week. It seems like the time between bolting and flowering is taking longer this year. Has anyone else noticed this?
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