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PHS Award-Winning Residential Rain Garden
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Surviving the Rain Garden

Surviving the Rain Garden The rain garden concept for dealing with storm water is simple, but surviving the rain garden remains elusive.  Read about our

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Growing Backyard Blueberries

Growing Backyard Blueberries Tired of buying over-priced, tasteless blueberries from Florida and Mexico. The secret to growing amazing blueberries at home lies in soil preparation

2016 ArcheWild - Residential bioswale
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Anatomy of an Affordable Residential Bioswale Project

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Typha_angustifolia (Narrow Leaved Cattail)
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Cattail Use in the Landscape

Cattail Use in the Landscape Introduction Historically, the cattail was viewed and used as an everyday source of food and construction materials.  During the last