A rain garden is vegetation designed to collect runoff from impervious surfaces, allowing water to infiltrate the ground. Rain garden plants are generally robust native species that can thrive in extremely wet and dry weather. A rain garden is designed to collect runoff from impervious surfaces such as roofs, walkways, and parking lots, allowing water […]
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