The margins of roads provide excellent habitat for the growth of invasive plants. There are many patches of invasives along Boggy Meadow Road, which connects the old Moose Lodge parking lot at the end of Cooke Avenue with the Fitzgerald Lake dam. We will work our way along the road pulling, cutting, and digging invasive plants such as multiflora rose, Asiatic bittersweet, Japanese barberry, autumn olive, and non-native honeysuckle. Tools will be provided, but if you care to bring clippers, pruning saws, and lopping shears, it would be appreciated. And don’t forget gloves, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Meet at the Cooke Ave. parking lot. Contact Holly Mitchell at mhnmitchell@yahoo.com for further information.