The water Chestnut, or Trapa natans, is a invasive species to the northeast that first touched ground in the US within the Charles Watershed. Below you can find some information I have gathered on this species that overwhelms and smothers ponds, lakes, and streams beneath thick carpets of floating leaves.
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Local Trees - Part 2
To return to the trees of the Charles Watershed, this post will have more information about the 10 most common trees in my area of the great...
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To return to the trees of the Charles Watershed, this post will have more information about the 10 most common trees in my area of the great...
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With this update, I will examine the lower Charles River Watershed. I briefly touched on the upper and lower Charles River Watersheds in a p... -
The first step on my journey around the Charles River is to look at the local trees! One of the first things about Boston that I came to app...
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