Introducing plants on your dry creek bed will provide a lush look and help prevent possible soil erosion.. Control Your ...

To create your own dry creek bed, remove all grass and plants in the area where you determine a dry creek bed is needed. Excavate the soil to a depth of 12 to 18 inches. You can slope the sides or ...

A dry creek bed is also relatively cheap to install, depending on the length and complexity of the "creek." And, it's something that handy homeowners can do themselves.

The creek bed, altered by decades of agricultural use, had looked like a wildfire risk. It came back to life far faster than anticipated after the beavers began building dams that retained water ...

To tackle rainwater runoff and erosion, garden designer Leah Churner built a dry creek bed, installed cedar log erosion curbs, and chose shade-tolerant, wildlife habitat plants that work in clay soil.

An artist and former grazier has created unique drawings of dry waterways in western Queensland to document drought-affected areas throughout the Great Artesian Basin.