When rainwater flows over hardened, impervious, surfaces like sidewalks, rooftops and parking lots, it collects oils, soaps, fertilizers and other pollutants on its way to sewer systems. Contaminated rainwater can flow directly into waterways. Michigan State University Extension said strategically placed rain gardens can help contain rainwater before it gets into waterways.
The new "Step-by-Step Guide to Planning and Planting Rain Gardens in Detroit" is a great resource for people who want to install rain gardens not only in Detroit, but in other locations where residents want to prevent water pollution in local waterways.
The new "Step-by-Step Guide to Planning and Planting Rain Gardens in Detroit" is a great resource for people who want to install rain gardens not only in Detroit, but in other locations where residents want to prevent water pollution in local waterways.
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| "Step-by-Step Guide to Planning and Planting Rain Gardens in Detroit" breaks down the process of planning and planting a rain garden into eight easy steps, including the use of native plants. |
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