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PATRICIA C.MOORE
Attorney at Law
51020 Main RO.ld
Southold, New York 11971
Tel: (631) 765-4330
Fax: (631) 765-4643
Margaret Rutkowski
Bet,>ey Perkins
S",'cretaries
May 16,2006
Southold Town Trustees
P.O.Box 1179
SouthoJd TO\\l1 Hall
Main Road,
Southold, NY J 1971
By Fax.
Re: 1000-56-4-20.2
The Tupelo Tree- Mariculture Center
Wetland Restoration Specialist
Dear President King
and Board:
My clients, Miranda & Scott Wilson, own the above property and wish to establish a
mariculturc business on the property. They wish to grow and supply native and wetland species.
Mr. Scott specializes in wetland restoration, consistent with his expertise they wish to establish an
area of their property for growing of wetland species used for wetland restoration. The proposed
area of planting will be located within 100 feet of wetlands and will be the subject of an application.
Prior to submission of the application we would request a conference at your work session.
v,ery truly yours,
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Native Plants and
Erosion Control
The use of native plants in landscaping
and habitat restoration is certainly not
a new concept. In fact, their use has
grown exponentially in recent years.
Natural resources
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: requests for
information on
{~ native plants to use
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, planting projects.
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Salt Marsh species schools. local
planted through government and
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wetland mitigation private home-
owners have a
demand for native plants for use in
wetlands reclamation projects. []ur
goal is to grow and supply these plants
to the public and to the trade on the
East End of long Island.
The Tupelo Tree
Northeast Native and
Wetland Plants
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The Tupelo Tree
84157 Route 25
Southold. NY 11971
831-785-8551
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Supplying Native and Wetland
Plants for your Wetlands
Reclamation Needs
Tel: 831-785-8551
Mariculture Plant List SALT TOLERANT NATIVES
TIDAL MARSH WETLAND PLANTS . Amelanchier Canadensis (Shadbush)
. Spartina alternif/ora (Smooth Cordgrass) . 8accharis halimifolia (Groundsel Bush)
. Spartina patens (Salt Meadow Cordgrass) . Iva frutescens(Marsh Elder)
. Spartina cynosuroides (Big Cordgrass) . Juniperus virginianus (Eastern Red Cedar)
. Ammophila breVlligu/ata ~American Beach grass) . Myrica pennsy/vanica (Northern Bayberry)
. Juncus gerardii(Black Grass) . Parthenicussus quincuefolia (Virginia Creeper)
. Oistichlis spicata (Spike Grass) . Prunus maritime (Beach Plum)
. Limonium carolinium (Sea lavender) . Rhus typhina (Staghorn Sumac)
. Solidago sempervirens (Seaside Goldenrod) . Jlaccinium corymbosum(High Bush Blueberry)
. Panicum V1rgatum (Switchgrass) . Aronia sp. (Chokeberry)
. SClrpus robustus (Salt marsh Bulrush) . C/ethra alnifolia (Sweet Pepperbush)
Native Landscape Project
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Coir mats and Spartina alterniflora
on Wake, VA shoreline
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Why Use Native Plants?
Native plants naturally occur in the region in
whic.h they evolved. While non-native plants may
provide some benefits, native plants have many
additional benefits:
· Reduce Maintenance and Pollutants
Conventional lawn and garden care contrib-
utes to pollution of our air and water and
uses up non-renewable resources such as
fuel and water.
· Improve Water Iluality
Native species planted on slopes, and along
bodies of water help prevent erosion and
pollution by stabilizing the soil and slowing
the flow of rainwater runoff.
· Enhance and Create Wildlife Habitats
An animal's habitat is the area where it finds
food, water, shelter, and breeding or nesting
space. Our gardens provide the greatest
ecological value when we mimic natural plant
groupings and incorporate as many natural
habitat features as possible
· Naturalistic Planting
Naturalistic landscaping uses patterns found
in nature, and allows some nature driven
changes, such as succession (gradual
replacement of species), to occur.
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