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Permeable Sidewalk Installed On Page Street

recardomaurice12 wrote 2 days ago: Have notice some difference in the sidewalk outside the Zen Center at Page and Laguna? Yes, there ha … more →

Tags: gardening, gardening, Garden, Gardens, zen center, Stormwater, rain, rain gardens

Runoff to rain garden

Soni Cochran wrote 4 days ago: One of the features in our habitat plan is to include a rain garden and berm. This should help elimi … more →

Tags: Start-up, pollinators, Plants, rain garden, Nature, wildlife, pollinator, Habitat, UNL Extension

Not such a bad mistake2 comments

missinghenrymitchell wrote 5 days ago: The hosta ‘June’ I misplanted in the sun is faring pretty well despite me. It gets after … more →

Tags: 2013, Experiments, hosta, planting mistakes, hosta june

We Planted A Rain Garden!

RJ Diaz wrote 1 week ago: Despite the forecast for rain, the weather cooperated with our planned rain garden installation at t … more →

Tags: Homepagenews, Events 2, Wyckoff, Green Team, environmental commission, Library

Rain garden completed!2 comments

missinghenrymitchell wrote 1 week ago: This past weekend offered the first real break in rain we have had in what seems like weeks. If I ho … more →

Tags: 2013, ma.gnolia, Corylopsis pauciflora, Sambucus, Petasites japonicus, Rohdea japonica, Zizia aurea, dumb gardening mistakes

Come Plant A Rain Garden With Us! Saturday, May 11th 9AM!

RJ Diaz wrote 2 weeks ago: CORRECTION: A new rain garden will be planted at the Wyckoff Public Library THIS Saturday, May 11th … more →

Tags: Homepagenews, Events 2, Wyckoff, Green Team, environmental commission, Library

Conserve Water Through Rain Gardens4 comments

Nelson Castro wrote 2 weeks ago: Due to climate change, we experience very long drought and heavy storms enough to cause flood. Not o … more →

Tags: gardening, Garden, Soil, Australia, united states, Melbourne, sydney, Stormwater, rain gardens

Reducing Runoff, One Rain Garden at a Time

ctenvironment12 wrote 2 weeks ago: The Rain Garden Project, overseen by Save the Sound, is moving forward and wrapping things up to get … more →

Tags: green infrastructure, town of Southington, Stormwater Runoff

The way of all projects?1 comment

missinghenrymitchell wrote 3 weeks ago: I am keen to finish the rain garden project. I don’t have very much left to do; perhaps 25 squ … more →

Tags: 2013, winter sowing, Great Azalea Migration, Rosemary, Iris tectorum, azalea, alcea indian spring, Miss Kim lilac

Water in the Basement

SimpliCitySoil wrote 3 weeks ago: As usual, the weather here in Madison, Wisconsin, brought some surprises this past year. We moved in … more →

Tags: Goals, Challenges, water, rain barrels

The Rain Garden Basin "Before"

2skywildgarden wrote 3 weeks ago: This is the Rain Garden Basin “Before” image. We will be working this Saturday, April 27 … more →

Tags: skyridge.org, Habitat Restoration, Native Plants

beautiful

wavphoto wrote 3 weeks ago: ‘Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still’ ~Dorothea … more →

Tags: Photography, Nature, Beauty, where is spring? daffodil, Inspiration

Experiments in the search for peaceful coexistence1 comment

missinghenrymitchell wrote 3 weeks ago: Not long ago, I took a walk through my garden in the not-terribly-early morning and came across a co … more →

Tags: 2013, Garden Wildlife, possum, Moles and Voles

Rain Garden Workshop in Peoria

Kiersten Sheets wrote 3 weeks ago: Spring 2013 Rain Garden Workshop Description: Please join Prairie Rivers Network at the Peoria Libra … more →

Tags: Conservation, Education, Event 2, Prairies, Restoration, water pollution, event, Prairie Rivers Network, Water Conservation

A change that does me good6 comments

missinghenrymitchell wrote 1 month ago: The Grow Write Guild’s third assignment is to describe the garden at present; stop, observe, a … more →

Tags: 2013, Grow Write Guild, Spring Ephemerals, Perennials, Iris, campanula, Spring Gardening, polygonatum, grow write guild

Good surprise1 comment

missinghenrymitchell wrote 1 month ago: Remember the Baptisia I thought I had murdered when I dug up its home for the rain garden? It lives! … more →

Tags: 2013, baptisia, transplanting

Kissimmee Lakefront Park RENNOVATION OPEN TODAY!! Part Two

Amy Petermann wrote 1 month ago: Missed Part One? Check it out HERE. After finding so many cool places to explore at the Lakefront Pa … more →

Tags: Around Florida, "downtown kissimmee", The Relocated Tourist, TRT, historic downtown kissimmee, Kissimmee Lakefront Park, Lakefront Park Rennovations, Shelters in the Park, Lakeside Shelters

My Infinitesimally Small Contribution to Earth Day

Brent Fewell wrote 1 month ago: Inspired earlier this month by the conservation work of Chris Bayley out in Oregon, and his 12,000 r … more →

Tags: Conservative Conservationism, water issues, Conservation, Chesapeake Bay, Water Quality, Environment, Chris Bayley, Earth Day, storm water

Stream testing6 comments

missinghenrymitchell wrote 1 month ago: After I installed–or roughed in, rather–the streambed a week or so ago, it rained solidl … more →

Tags: 2013, Garden plumbing, streambed, Garden Hardware


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