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Dried-out bog to be restored in effort to save rare plant
February 4, 2011
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Published in BlueRidgeNow.com By Jessica Goodman Times-News Staff Writer
FLAT ROCK -- In a small residential community, tucked behind the houses just off Erkwood Drive, sits an open field that will soon be restored as a bog and wetland habitat to house a rare plant species — the bunched arrowhead.
The patch of land, a former tomato field bordered by Mud Creek, is now planned to become part of the 30-acre Ochlawaha bog project.
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