Rain gardens reduce flooding and erosion associated with large amounts of stormwater entering streams during heavy rainfalls. Helps recharge the water table. By capturing water and allowing it to ...

your yard should be well protected from erosion and soil loss. If there’s an especially heavy rainfall, excess water may overflow the rain garden and run into the storm sewer system. Even so ...

That could make your rain garden an erosion risk. Before planting, Fox suggests contacting your local utility marking ...

Nearly half of American homes are at severe or extreme risk of facing at least one type of climate-related natural disaster, ...

Learn about the Blueprints for Blooms gardening workshop series at Robert Fulton Ag Center and how to support pollinators ...

they don’t do the big jobs of stemming erosion and stabilizing slopes. A few days after a big rain, walk through the garden to assess any damage. Look for fallen branches, the soil level around ...

Both rain gardens were originally stocked with appropriate ... have deep roots that capture stormwater and reduce erosion; and don’t need to be fertilized or watered once established, according ...

UDRI maintains and operates the US Air Force's Rain Erosion Test Facility at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, near Dayton. This facility is part of the Air Force Research Laboratory's Materials ...