A Site Survey identifies and measures the size of existing plants. This information can provide ecological measurement information and biodiversity conservation information.work. Sharon Rempel can help you assess your landscape and inventory plants on site. As part of heritage garden design and restoration a site inventory may identify rare plants or invasive species. It is a tool in assessing what is valuable to keep on the site and what will need to be removed when a garden interpretation period and design is determined. Site inventories of plants done over a period of time provides valuable climate change information and details on how plants adapt to change. A site survey, when combined with archaeobotanical findings or aerial photographs allows us to make predications of past planting patterns. Site or Landscape Inventory at a point in time:For example, in assessing the Site we ask:
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