Great News! We have been officially accepted into the Botanical Sanctuary Network of the United Plant Savers organization! Because of the wide variety of rare and endangered medicinal plants we harbor at Crossing Hedgerows Sanctuary and Farm, our application was approved! Following is some of what I wrote in the application, as well as including […]
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CHFS is fortunate to have on its property an immigrant from the old world, an English Yew The English Yew, or common yew (taxus baccata), is native to Britain, Europe and parts of Asia. The yew is particularly long-lived, clocking in at 400-500 years and sometimes longer. There are yew trees in Great Britain believed
As you walk the wildflower lined path back towards the towering tree line where the forest begins, you will come to a creek that runs through the sanctuary all the way to Lake Erie. And the only way into the woods is across the creek. At the moment, the creek bed is dry, so we