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Rubus odoratus Purple flowering raspberry. Rubus tritlorus Dwarf raspberry. Rubus strigosus Wild red raspberry. Rubu.s occidentalis Black raspberry. Rubus villosas High blackberry. Rubus Canadensis Low blackberry. Rubus hispidus Running swamp blackberry. Dalibarda. Dalibarda repens Dalibarda. Geum.-Avens. Geum album Avens. Geum strictum Avens. Geum rivale Purple Avens. Geum Virginianum Bristly Avens. Waldsteinia. Waldsteinia fragarioides Barren strawberry. Fragaria. Fragaria Virginiana Wild strawberry. Fragaria vesca Wild strawberry. PoTENTiLLA.-Cinque-foil, Five Finger. Potentilla Canadensis Cinque foil. Poteutilla Canadensis var 8iiii|ile.\. .. .F've finger. Potentilla argentea Five finger. Potentilla recta Five finger. Potentilla Anserina Silver weed. Potentilla palustris Marsh five finger. Agrimonia. Agrimonia Eupatoria Common agrimony. Agrimonia parvittora Small flowered agrimony. Rosa.-Rose. Rosa Carolina Swamp rose. Rosa blanda Early wild rose. Eosa rubiginosa Sweet brier. Rosa micrantha Smaller sweet brier. Eosa humilis Sweet brier.

The development of the West Coast's pakihi soils for pastoral purposes is a relatively simple process but involves several essential factors. Access, drainage, weed control and fencing must all be provided prior to oversowing of lime, fertilizer and seed. The management of pakihi soils, while essentially similar to that of alluviai or recent soil types, also has some additional problems. The most important decisions to be made are the type and breed of stock, the lambing and/or calving date, and matching the stocking rate as best as possible to the pasture growth in your area. The right decisions coupled with good pasture management will result in a productive pasture, a good stocking rate, and good returns from these stock.