From the street my house looks abandoned but luckily I'm not keeping up with the Joneses
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Just curious, have you sorted through the biodiversity of your yard, say with the help of a tool like iNaturalist or something? I'm curious how many species are native vs. exotic, and how many are common vs. uncommon, compared to both developed spaces and natural spaces nearby.
No I havent but I'd say it's like 80% native plants and the rest is mostly food plants I've planted like fruit trees, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, rhubarb etc. My house is one of the older ones in the neighbourhood so diversity of plants is much wider than on most other yards.