It's a beautiful flower bed—and a reservoir for yard and roof runoff
Tashara Roberts
Rain Garden
Transform your backyard into a stunning oasis with a rain garden. Learn how to design and build your own rain garden to help manage stormwater runoff and attract beneficial wildlife.
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Fatima Cassia
A seminar will teach you how to create this natural way to control runoff in your yard
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A rain garden in Maryland. | Photo by Amanda Rockler As rain pours down rooftops, through gutters, across lawns and into culverts, it collects pollutants and carries these toxins and bits of trash into local rivers and streams. Along the way, rain collects in depressions in the landscape, which often
Laura Martin
A backyard rain garden catches stormwater so it can seep into the soil instead of washing into drains and sewers. Follow our guide and make your own.
Joyce McMahon
When you plant a rain garden, you do your part for the environment, filtering runoff and protecting groundwater. Pick the right plants and you're also rewarded with a beautiful garden!
Erin Tiedeman
Rain gardens are not only beautiful, they are also functional. By planting a rain garden, you can help protect your property and the environment.
Keale Caye
HGTV.com shares rain garden designs, including a rain garden for a chicken coop, front yard rain gardens and a container garden rain garden.
Amanda Perez
Rain gardens capture and filter rainwater, prevent erosion, and protect waterways. Learn everything you need to know about them in my guide.
Jennifer Joyce-Keller
When it rains, it pours. So much so that heavy rainfall flows quickly off of roofs and onto some form of paved surface, occasionally with unintended consequences. With the installation of a rain garden in
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