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== Wetland diary == | == Wetland diary == | ||
=== 21.06.2024 === | |||
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File:DSC02139.jpg Wetland Bauhaus Campus June 2024 | |||
File:DSC02131.jpg Puddle at Bauhaus Campus garden[[File:DSC02141.jpg|thumb|1077x1077px|Winning a natural habitat a Bauhaus Campus | |||
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=== 10.07.2024 === | |||
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File:Klausbild Juli 01.jpg Wetland, Puddle in Juli 2024 | |||
File:Klausbild Juli 02.jpg Wetland, Puddle in Juli 2024 | |||
File:Klausbild Juli 03.jpg The Stormwater River from Roof to the puddle | |||
File:Klausbild Juli 04.jpg Pondwatch Juli 2024 | |||
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All the plants do well in wet meadow conditions, which occur in stormwater ponds during less rainy seasons. The light small rock layer on top of the soil is meant to help the soil layer stay moist during dry seasons. Since the wetland is small and the watershed is small - and water does not necessarily go to the wetland from the roof when it rains - one has to take care of the wetland and water when the weather is hot and dry. (Big wetlands with big watersheds are carefree in this aspect, we did not have a choice of a self-sustaining site). | All the plants do well in wet meadow conditions, which occur in stormwater ponds during less rainy seasons. The light small rock layer on top of the soil is meant to help the soil layer stay moist during dry seasons. Since the wetland is small and the watershed is small - and water does not necessarily go to the wetland from the roof when it rains - one has to take care of the wetland and water when the weather is hot and dry. (Big wetlands with big watersheds are carefree in this aspect, we did not have a choice of a self-sustaining site). | ||