Sizes and depths vary based on the amount of impervious surfaces and soil types, but typical residential rain garden sizes are 100-300 square feet and 4-8 inches deep. Rain gardens are planted with ...

A Rain Garden or "bioretention basin" is a vegetated depression in an urban landscape that collects, treats, and recharges storm water into the ground. Because it is a garden as much as it is a ...

Freshly fallen snow may blanket the dried foliage of plants like Purple Coneflower, and grasses like Little Bluestem or Prairie Dropseed will sprout above an otherwise blank landscape. Each native ...

Rain gardens are a transformative addition to any October landscape, blending beauty with functionality and environmental stewardship. By carefully selecting native plants, designing for effective ...

Grasses and trees brought to California for agriculture, landscaping, or by accident, have transformed the state’s fire dynamics. “Many non-native species can propagate fire faster than native ...

The program will cover why native plants are important and how to get started integrating them into your landscape. We have super fun perks ... including drought-tolerant, rain garden, and shade ...