Stormwater Management
G1758
Published 2007
Published 2007
Homeowners can reduce water runoff from their gardens by using a functional and aesthetic feature called a rain garden. A rain garden is a small area in a residential yard or neighborhood designed to temporarily hold and soak in rain water that comes from a house roof, driveway or other open area.
A rain garden is not a pond or wetland. It is dry most of the time and holds water after a rain. Rain gardens typically are planted with a mixture of perennial flowers, ornamental grasses and woody shrubs that are adapted to wet and dry conditions.
A rain garden is not a pond or wetland. It is dry most of the time and holds water after a rain. Rain gardens typically are planted with a mixture of perennial flowers, ornamental grasses and woody shrubs that are adapted to wet and dry conditions.
Publication Details
Authors |
Thomas G. Franti Steven N. Rodie |
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Subject | |
Publication Date | August 09, 2007 |
Last Revision Date | August 09, 2007 |
Language | English |
Formats |
HTML / PDF |
Series | NebGuide |