Master Rain Gardener HW 1
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4 years ago
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Attached is a photo of our first rain garden. We will have at least two other rain gardens, once we finish regrading the area around our home. The goal of this rain garden is to capture the runoff from the roof (after we regrade), the driveway and the neighbor's front yard.
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