Six months ago I would've told you flagging does nothing but waste your time. I had two fake reviews on my Google page from some guy who never even hired me and I just let them sit there because I figured Google never pulls anything. Then my cousin who runs a cleaning company told me she got four fake ones taken down in a week by having her whole family and a few regular customers all hit the flag button on the same day. So I tried it with my two, got about eight people to flag them, and both were gone in five days. I was wrong about the whole thing. Yelp is a different story though, I've flagged stuff there and it's still up two years later, so I wouldn't hold your breath on that one.

Whoa, 47 is a lot for a yard that size! My buddy did the same thing a couple years back, started a list just to prove his lawn was mostly crabgrass and ended up at like 60 something. He counts everything, planted or not, because his whole point was to see what actually grows there on its own. The volunteers were the best part to him, he got like three kinds of native violets and a wild strawberry he never put in. Woodsorrel under a downspout makes total sense too, that stuff loves shade and wet spots. I say brag, you basically got a free prairie starter kit going.