Unfortunately it has large swathes of English ivy and periwinckle, but other wise it is a diverse area, not too groomed, with six species of trees and eight species of bushes, a wide variety of native and non-native flowers, and a big brush pile that is probably good for pollinators but also, sorry to say, rats. Behind it is a "wild" area along city train tracks, mostly junk trees but maybe also helpful to birds and insects to a degree.
Which garden or space are you describing?:
How large is your yard?:
200.00
square yards
Are there areas with sandy loamy soil?:
Yes
Are there low traffic areas where the soil is not turned over, tilled or plowed?:
Yes
Are there areas dead wood, brush piles or snags present?:
Yes
Are there areas with pithy twigs (elderberry, cane fruit, sumac, etc…)?:
Yes
Are flowers planted in clumps?:
Yes.
How much mulch is on the ground?:
Some.
Does the garden use herbicides?:
No.
Are pesticides used in the garden?:
No