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A rain chain collects roof runoff and delivers it to the rain garden. The rain garden collects water and lets it soak into the ground slowly, so it doesn't run off into nearby waterways.

A natural stone pathway winds around the rain garden. The rain garden collects rain water so it soaks into the ground gradually. This keeps excess water from running off into local waterways.

Inspiration for a mid-sized modern full sun front yard concrete paver landscaping in Los Angeles.
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Photo of a mid-sized rustic partial sun backyard mulch landscaping in Minneapolis for summer.

Rain curtain water features frame the outdoor dining space, while blue pool lighting and a glowing chandelier bring the retreat to life after dark.”
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This metal water feature embodies serenity and relaxation. Steel columns are rusted to look like Corten metal. All water features are made to order and shipped via freight to your location.

This Rain Garden receives water from an residential property. We installed a 55 gallon dry well called a flow well, and added over 8 cubic yards of #57 stone for extra water storage. That means this area will contain about 850 gallons of water!
A rain garden is a great way to utilize stormwater for an attractive garden addition, while benefiting the environment.

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Design ideas for a small traditional full sun backyard landscaping in St Louis.

A detail of the stone entrance channel weir for the rain garden that will let the water from a rain event to flow from the roof and gutter system and fill the garden with the rain water that will be absorbed by the plants and also be absorbed and percolate into the ground as a water management solution.
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