By Suzanne Treyger
Bruce and Gail Cushing knew they had a diverse property before they started connecting with forestry professionals.
Located in Clemons, (Washington County), the Cushings’ 117 acres has a variety of mature tree species – maples, beech, birches, eastern hemlock, oaks, and some large shagbark hickory. Interspersed throughout the mature forest are openings of different sizes that are full of young, regenerating forest.
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