Rain garden plants shade

Shade garden plants that tolerate wet soil can bring color and life to damp, dark corners of the garden. Here are choices of shrubs and perennials.

Often, our gardens' soil and growing conditions are not the sunny paradises depicted on TV gardening shows. Instead, your home is situated on clay soil

<p>See how several gorgeous gardens were designed to filter and divert rain runoff and protect the surrounding environment.</p>

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Get Started with a Garden Design Look around your property and see if you have room to plant a small pollinator garden. It doesn’t have to be very large. You will be amazed at how much you can help pollinators with a small 4’x6′ garden. It would also be a fun and educational project to […]

Plants that absorb excess water in the yard are an asset to the landscape. Water-loving willows, dogwoods, winterberries, swamp milkweed, iris and more attract bees and butterflies. Use moisture-absorbing plants to transform a wet into a focal point.

Gardening Ideas Rain Garden Rain Garden Solution After a heavy rain, if you notice that water tends to pour off your roof, rush down your driveway and end up in the city sewer, a rain garden could be a healthy solution. These shallow depressions are designed to

Learn how to turn a shady, wet stretch of garden into your most treasured garden area with these beautiful plants that thrive in damp soil.

A rain garden is a scooped-out plot strategically located to capture stormwater spilling from impervious surfaces, such as rooftops and driveways. Some environmental groups are encouraging rain gardens and educating the public about them.