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Thank you, Dan! Not only are you a great friend, you are obviously also a great asset to Cincinnati Prks! Thank you!

You gotta love this young man.

Our two month old puppy likes to spend a lot of time in a small patch of euonymus - she has developed an allergy - lots of scratching and red belly - could it be because of this plant?

What is the herbicide that you use? Thank you for this info

Eden Park is a little bit of Heaven. Thank you Jeni.

Seems people were taking interest 2-3 years ago but what about now? I went yesterday and found trash and a shopping cart...

Use a spray bottle

I love walking in Eden Park. There are so many areas to appreciate. The landscaping is amazing and I've had multiple opportunities to talk with Jeni and learn about the plants that catch my eye. She's always willing to stop what she doing to give me info about not only plants but the history of so many areas and buildings in the park. I wish there were tours of the many interesting and historical sites in the park with the added information about all the trees and plants that make Eden Park so beautiful! Thanks to Jeni I'm always learning something new and feeling inspired to support Cincinnati parks and do more to improve the landscaping at my own home.

Summer camp programs are awesome. My son spent 4 summers there.

I don't think that he mentioned which herbicide they used.

Anyone talking about the medicinal berries in grows?

So disappointed in these people.

Great video. We’ve got honeysuckle all over our recently bought property. What he is demonstrating is what we’ve found works best, including that applicator which allows you to control distribution very effectively and efficiently.

Had the honor of meeting Mark as the butterflies were beginning to hatch. He is so knowledgeable and easy to talk to.

I have this all over my wooded lot. I keep it cut iff of trees. I like that it helps choke out other weeds. It seems like a good idea to try to replace it with another dense ground cover. Is there something you would recommend?

Cincinnati blows

I used to live in Clifton on Vine Street as a child😊 we used to go mainly just to go down that concrete slide😃 can't tell you how any shorts we destroyed on our bottoms😂😂😂😂😂😂 Taking my granddaughters on my 70th birthday 🎂 on June 3rd 2024. We're going in grand style😃 from mt. Washington to Clifton to show them where I lived and grew up in a white stretch 300 Brother Chrysler stretch Limousine.😃 I will also share the history. The house that we lived in is now 104 years old and is on the historical list. It's down from the Cincinnati Ohio Zoo. I am so way excited to be taking my family there. They are too. I will also be visiting Clifton School where I attended. Hope to see you there you won't miss us😃😂😂😂😂😂

Awesome a great initiative

If time travel becomes a thing, I will commit my life to searching out all who imported this horrible vine. But my Honey Bees do love it.

What herbicide are you using?

Incoming!!!! DUCK!!! 😂 I dont like when they piggyback on you or hit you in the face. Annoying and loud! But harmless!!!

first time homeowner in cincinnati and i have so much FREAKING HONEYSUCKLE to remove. Thank you for showing off the fancy applicator tool! gotta try to find one of those!

Stop the exorbitant unwanted toxic turf dog park in Burnet Woods. We have a park board director, Jason Barron, and park board commissioners with ZERO environmental knowledge and no commitment to stewardship. Time to fire Jason Barron, the worst park director EVER.

In my Symmes Twp yard, the wintercreeper has crown gall and has spread it as it creeps rapidly across. In just a few years, all the sugar maples are dead or dying.

SHE WILL GET HERS

There is also important current history about Piatt Park - from the Occupy movement starting in the late 2000. Protesters were arrested and a law suit was filed. Charges were dismissed for all the protestors who were charged and there was an allowance to be in the park, near the statue, for 24 hours for a year.

Great video! Explains the process clearly. Any tips on how to teach people not to plant invasive species in their gardens?

The first photo show on screen at 0:16 is a kwanzan, not an okame.

Where do you buy the applicator? Been looking for something like that

How disingenuous are Molly North and Jim Goetz? Listen to the July 15, 2021 Park Board meeting where the site selection for a dog park involved seven different sites that met varying criteria, but Molly North started the discussion by announcing there was only one. And that only one was the NE corner of Burnet Woods that was only 21,000 sq ft, has no water, and is near homes. The MLK city owned site is 76,000 sq. ft. is not near homes and would be enough space for natural turf. Jim Goetz's excuse for dismissing this choice was that Good Sam was staging construction materials on that city owned land. In 2021. In 2024 that excuse does not fly. There is no such thing as PFAS free artificial turf. Independent testing is the way for the Park Board to prove that their claim that Forever Lawns K9 turf is PFAS free is factual. th-cam.com/users/live7FqmtzJsGmM?feature=share&t=4768

The Tasha Tutor of our era

So proud of you!

When old people like Goetz and Castellini show they don't care about the future for those much younger than them, who won't be dead by the time the worst happens, is gobsmacking. Joking about 70 degree weather in November, due to climate change is tone deaf. We all have to pay for PFAS with our health and our pocketbooks. Shame on Jim Goetz, and Susan Castellini. ...PFAS can be bought for $50 - $1,000 per pound (according to MPCA estimates), but costs between $2.7 million and $18 million per pound to remove and destroy from municipal wastewater, depending on facility size. Small wastewater treatment facilities would face per-pound costs over six times greater than large facilities, due to economies of scale. New “short-chain” types of PFAS are more difficult and up to 70% more expensive to remove and destroy compared to old “long-chain” PFAS.

It's an excellent, challenging, hilly park for cross-country practice and races, as I learned by experience in high school.

Promo'SM 🎉

Cincinnati parks are the best.

Hyde Park, the whitest place on earth.

Will it harm my tree?

I just planted three at the back of my shed, simply because I wanted an ivy. Didn’t realize they were problematic. Got them on clearance for 1.00 each. Not such a deal after all.

I only watched this because it said invasive, replace with native. But you never mentioned a single native plant to replace them with.

When I was married I had an SOS pads box under the kitchen sink. I would hide money under the pads in the box. My ex never found it.

You sound really jilted brother. Maybe talking to somebody will help you get the peace you need. At this point I'm concerned about your mental health and heart health. Be safe buddy, find peace!

the video showed swamp milkweed instead of purple joe pye while Garrett was talking about it 😂 I love this park. During my first walkthrough, I was truly enamored with all the plants and the design.

That’s one amazing woman!

They’re more concerned about pickelball and the pepper club than you and your child’s safety!

I also let Channel 9 news know about the safety issues and they ignored me too. #4? You shouldn’t be in the top 100!

You people should all be fired for your incompetentency and neglect of duty to the public. The most unprofessional place I’ve ever been employed!

I’m a former employee and a State of Ohio Jounrneyman Carpenter who was employeed here so I know! I gave my two week notice after being exposed to deadly pesticides at Warder Nursery by incompetent employee Tracy Fryburger and not having the safety issues addressed. I am the one that temporarily fixed the Mt. Airy treehouse that should have been closed in my professional opinion because it was unsafe. I am the one who kept you people from being sued! I did that work in May! BTW they’re steel columns not beams and the vertical railings should have been lagged into the joists not cladding. Terrible nomenclature! Stick with the office work and pencil pushing. You should stay in your lane Jason Barron ( Director) and not talk about structual aspects of wood structures that you know nothing about and didn’t go to school for like I did. The wool has been pulled over your eyes by the staff surrounding you. Perfect example of a waste of money. Parks didn’t oversee the work of the sub-contractor who built the treehouse years ago and did sub-par work. Which means it was never inspected. The Deputy Director Jenny Mobley, head of HR Derrick Gentry, Superintendent Andy Schuermann knew of this and the safety issues I expressed and they all ignored me. They do not care about the public’s safety nor their employees’. I trumped my superintendent and made this treehouse safe temporarily until they decided it was a priority. It has a lot more issues than what they showed. Keep your money donors. They are fiscally irresponsible! They are not putting millions of your donated dollars to good use! Fire them all!