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Installation of a beautiful natural and edibles landscape featuring native plantings, creating a conservation (rainscapes) landscape. Installation of a oversized paver patio

Onsite rainwater capture has become an issue of ever-increasing importance in semi-arid California, particularly as we realize the need to conserve water on a ongoing basis. This project employs the use of rainwater infiltration by diverting existing downspouts into a dry creek. Instead of being diverted into the storm drain system and wasted, the water is recharged back into the ground. Soils are able to hold the moisture and plant watering needs decrease. In addition to being functional, rock features such as dry creeks contribute to the aesthetic and create a beautiful contrast to the plant material.

all photos Gentle Gardener Green Design, 2015
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The project was partially funded through Arlington County's StormwaterWise Landscapes Program. EDS provided the design and installation of a Conservation Landscape for this client. The client received the maximum reimbursement the County program offered.

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Blue Hill Salvia hitting it's peak bloom while the summer and fall interest grasses and perennials start gaining momentum. . Photograph by Katherine Palmer

Onsite rainwater capture has become an issue of ever-increasing importance in semi-arid California, particularly as we realize the need to conserve water on a ongoing basis. This project employs the use of rainwater infiltration by diverting existing downspouts into a dry creek. Instead of being diverted into the storm drain system and wasted, the water is recharged back into the ground. Soils are able to hold the moisture and plant watering needs decrease. In addition to being functional, rock features such as dry creeks contribute to the aesthetic and create a beautiful contrast to the plant material.

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all photos Gentle Gardener Green Design, 2015
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