Private gardens have considerable potential to support and enhance urban biodiversity. However, many garden owners have limited knowledge of biodivers…
Here is what I got for my garden:
Drinking aid 1
Dry wall (planted) 2
Wild area 2
Berry-bearing shrubs 3
Brushwood/leaf pile 3
Wild perennial bed 4
Trees 5
So I got a total of 20. I am making a larger native planting in my front so I think that move me up to 25 moving above average. This is difficult to get above average
Feature Points (more details inside)
Drinking aid 1
Bird or bat nest box 1
Vertical greening 1
Open compost heap 2
Dry wall (planted) 2
Wild area 2
Berry-bearing shrubs 3
Brushwood/leaf pile 3
Open areas (sand, mud) 3
Deadwood 4
Wild shrub hedge or group 4
Wild perennial bed 4
Pond 5
Meadow, flower lawn or strip 5
Trees 5
(mean garden scores 21)
PS: here is the actual index distribution:
Here is what I got for my garden: Drinking aid 1 Dry wall (planted) 2 Wild area 2 Berry-bearing shrubs 3 Brushwood/leaf pile 3 Wild perennial bed 4 Trees 5
So I got a total of 20. I am making a larger native planting in my front so I think that move me up to 25 moving above average. This is difficult to get above average
I got a score of 19, so also pretty close to average, but aware of possible improvements :)
I want some more details about some of these criteria. What makes open area? What about Brushwood/ leaf pile?
I don’t clean my leaves until mid-50 and I am pretty bad about cleaning it in multiple parts.