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APR -26 -1995 07:29 SALIX ASSOCIATES 503 341 1752 P.01 <br /> ..es 50GET <br /> Af 44, NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY <br /> eg z OF OREGON <br /> fr <br /> Dedicated to the enjoyment, conservation, and study <br /> DUNDED De of Oregon's native vegetation <br /> 26 April 1995 <br /> Johnny Medlin <br /> John Etter <br /> Tim Rhey <br /> fax: 683.6883 <br /> Gentlemen: <br /> Last night I did some quick checking for Lomatium bradshawii in the strip between East <br /> Amazon Drive and Amazon Creek. I came up with five plants across from 3535 East <br /> Amazon, about half way between the curb and the northernmost Oregon ash in a short row <br /> of trees to the west. <br /> The Emerald Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Oregon respectfully requests that <br /> mowing of the strip be delayed until these plants, and possibly others in the area, set fruit. <br /> In addition to the Lomatiwn, there is a very uncommon milkweed (Asclepius speciosa) in the <br /> area (across from 3675 Amazon) which is on our Lane County Rare and Endangered list. <br /> There are hundreds of lupines in the area which would be almost spectacular if they were <br /> given the chance to flower before being mowed, also. The camas and buttercups flowering <br /> now are quite showy. <br /> Thank you for your consideration, and let us know if we can be of assistance. <br /> Please let me know if you need any additional information. <br /> Cordially, <br /> 171 <br /> Bruce Newhouse <br /> Co- Conservation Chair <br /> Emerald Chapter • P.O. Box 902 • Eugene, OR • 97440 <br /> TOTAL P.01 <br />