Nova Scotia 2025

Property owner is providing habitat for all life even in urban area. Nonnative plants will replace existing nonnatives and invasive plants.
More natives will be added to this site for biodiversity.
Invasive plants be gone! Welcome native plants.
Homeowner’s plan is to replace invasive species- multiflora rose and gout weed- with native plantings.
Lots of potential species can be added here to provide an aesthetic border to the property while supporting biodiversity.
This site was mostly strawberries that were being consumed by rats and it is being transferred into a native garden to do more for biodiversity (besides rats.)

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