Category Archives: Invasive plants

Show your love for Carpenter’s Woods on Valentine’s Day!

Please join Friends of Carpenters Woods and other volunteers on Saturday, February 14th, from 9am to 12noon, as we continue trail re-routes and removal of invasive, exotic vegetation at the meadow near the wooden footbridge. As always, we supply all … Continue reading

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Garlic Mustard Removal Day – Saturday, April 26

Join FOCW this Saturday as we remove invasive garlic mustard from the meadow and hillside. Louise Hayes will lead the group from 9:00 – noon. Tools and gloves provided, although garlic mustard requires little effort to pull by hand. See … Continue reading

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FOCW Ivy and Vine Removal Day March 15

This Saturday, March 15, 9-1, John Janick and David Bower will be leading volunteers removing English ivy and other invasive vines from trees along the edges of the Woods. Please join them for a productive day out in the fresh … Continue reading

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MLK Day of Service in Carpenter’s Woods

Join us this MLK Day as we remove English ivy from the base of trees along the edge of the woods. Meet at the Wayne Ave entrance at 8 AM. Tools and gloves will be provided. Hope to see you … Continue reading

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Philadelphia Love Your Park Week – FoCW Service Day May 19

It’s time for the May FoCW Service Day and it’s part of Philadelphia Love Your Park Week. There will be two sessions this Saturday, May 19: Morning 9-12 and Afternoon 1-3. Volunteers are welcome to join either or both sessions. … Continue reading

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