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Mr. Ken Klco - Page 3 <br />July 28, 1977 <br />• Timee and methods of transplanting end watering would be the same. <br />list of adapted species would include: <br />Pinyon pine <br />Juniper <br />Mountain mahogany <br />Skunkbrush sumac <br />Currant <br />Oceanspray (rock epirea~ <br />Four-wing saltbush <br />Winterfat <br />On the areas where soil exists, you could also broadcast seed of the <br />following grass species to provide additional protecticn: <br />Indian ricegrass *12 #PLS~Acre <br />Western wheatgrass 16 '~PLS~Acre <br />Nordan crested wheatgrass 10 ~`PLS~Acre <br />Russian wildrye 10 #PLS~Acre <br />Streambank wheatgrass 16 #PLS~Acre <br />*PLS ~ Pure Live Seed <br />The <br />This seed could be hand broadcast on the bare soil areas. The seed <br />should be dragged or raked so as to cover with about one-hal£ inch of <br />• soil material. This type of seeding would be done between June 15 and <br />July 15 - just prior to our normal good-moisture period. A second <br />alternative would be to plant in late October or November £or germina- <br />tion the following spring. <br />III. Gentle Slopes - Possible to Shane <br />These slopes should be shaped to the least grade possible (feasibly <br />and economically . At least a three to one slope would be most desirable- <br />but it may not be possible. <br />1. As soon as they are shaped, the slopes will be smoothed <br />and firmed by dragging to prepare a good seedbed. <br />2. The slopes would be hand broadcast to the following species- <br />either singly or as a mixture of any or all: <br />Pubescent wheatgrass <br />Streambank wAeatgrass <br />Western wheatgrass <br />Nordan crested wheatgrass <br />Russian wildrye <br />Indian ricegrass <br />Yellow sweet clover <br />16 # PLS~Acre <br />16 # PLS~Acre <br />16 # PLS~Acre <br />10 # PLS~Acre <br />10 # PLS~Acre <br />10 # PLS~Acre <br />3 # PLS~Acre <br />• <br />