Rain gardens help by filtering out as much as 15% of the nitrogen from fertilizers, pet waste and organic matter. Adding a rain garden to your landscape provides several benefits.

Get a free copy of the Oregon Rain Garden Guide by calling us at Metro at 234-3000. For local approvals and resources, contact your city, county or storm water utility.

Mary-Carson Stiff, Executive Director of Wetlands Watch explains how rain gardens work to filter runoff and shares plants she likes to grow. Featured on VHG episode 2402; April 2024. Virginia Home ...

For even more fun, sign up for one of three in-person Easy Seed Starting Workshops across the region in March. All workshop participants get access to the online course as well. Unsure whether ...

Did you know that in a 1-inch rainfall, 5.61 gallons of water falls in an area of one square yard, so think about how big that is compared to a whole roof! All of the water that is captured in a ...

JAMES ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) - A rain garden on the front lawn of a home has caused high tension and turned a James Island neighborhood upside down. The City of Charleston has now decided to pull the ...