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  1. #Ontario - #BinbrookON #NativePlant Giveaway & #RainGarden Pop-Up

    Sep 26, 2026, 9:30am – 12:00pm EDT

    Binbrook Agricultural Society
    2600 Hwy 56, Binbrook, ON

    "Join Green Venture for a drop-in rain garden information session and native plant giveaway!

    A rain garden is a specially designed garden that catches, slows and utilizes large volumes of rain water. They can be excellent at reducing #flooding or helping troublesome areas where water pools on a landscape. #RainGardens also prevent stormwater runoff by using up rain water close to where it falls. Green Venture offers the #RainReadyHamilton program, funded by the City of #HamiltonON , to support residents with installing a feature on their property that helps reduce stormwater runoff. Learn all about rain gardens and the Rain Ready Hamilton program with our drop-in information session.

    Add beauty and support #pollinators by planting native plants this fall! Register to receive a native plant kit containing 3 #PollinatorFriendly plants suitable for full-sun, partial shade, or full shade growing conditions. Fill out the form at the link below to reserve a native plant kit! Pick-up your native plant kit during our event, between 9:30am-12:00pm at the Binbrook Agricultural Society."

    FMI and to register:
    greenventure.ca/binbrookgiveaw

    #SolarPunkSunday #GardeningForPollinators #RainCollection #RainGardens #SharingInformation #PlantGiveAways

  2. #Ontario - #BinbrookON #NativePlant Giveaway & #RainGarden Pop-Up

    Sep 26, 2026, 9:30am – 12:00pm EDT

    Binbrook Agricultural Society
    2600 Hwy 56, Binbrook, ON

    "Join Green Venture for a drop-in rain garden information session and native plant giveaway!

    A rain garden is a specially designed garden that catches, slows and utilizes large volumes of rain water. They can be excellent at reducing #flooding or helping troublesome areas where water pools on a landscape. #RainGardens also prevent stormwater runoff by using up rain water close to where it falls. Green Venture offers the #RainReadyHamilton program, funded by the City of #HamiltonON , to support residents with installing a feature on their property that helps reduce stormwater runoff. Learn all about rain gardens and the Rain Ready Hamilton program with our drop-in information session.

    Add beauty and support #pollinators by planting native plants this fall! Register to receive a native plant kit containing 3 #PollinatorFriendly plants suitable for full-sun, partial shade, or full shade growing conditions. Fill out the form at the link below to reserve a native plant kit! Pick-up your native plant kit during our event, between 9:30am-12:00pm at the Binbrook Agricultural Society."

    FMI and to register:
    greenventure.ca/binbrookgiveaw

    #SolarPunkSunday #GardeningForPollinators #RainCollection #RainGardens #SharingInformation #PlantGiveAways

  3. #Ontario - #BinbrookON #NativePlant Giveaway & #RainGarden Pop-Up

    Sep 26, 2026, 9:30am – 12:00pm EDT

    Binbrook Agricultural Society
    2600 Hwy 56, Binbrook, ON

    "Join Green Venture for a drop-in rain garden information session and native plant giveaway!

    A rain garden is a specially designed garden that catches, slows and utilizes large volumes of rain water. They can be excellent at reducing #flooding or helping troublesome areas where water pools on a landscape. #RainGardens also prevent stormwater runoff by using up rain water close to where it falls. Green Venture offers the #RainReadyHamilton program, funded by the City of #HamiltonON , to support residents with installing a feature on their property that helps reduce stormwater runoff. Learn all about rain gardens and the Rain Ready Hamilton program with our drop-in information session.

    Add beauty and support #pollinators by planting native plants this fall! Register to receive a native plant kit containing 3 #PollinatorFriendly plants suitable for full-sun, partial shade, or full shade growing conditions. Fill out the form at the link below to reserve a native plant kit! Pick-up your native plant kit during our event, between 9:30am-12:00pm at the Binbrook Agricultural Society."

    FMI and to register:
    greenventure.ca/binbrookgiveaw

    #SolarPunkSunday #GardeningForPollinators #RainCollection #RainGardens #SharingInformation #PlantGiveAways

  4. #Ontario - #BinbrookON #NativePlant Giveaway & #RainGarden Pop-Up

    Sep 26, 2026, 9:30am – 12:00pm EDT

    Binbrook Agricultural Society
    2600 Hwy 56, Binbrook, ON

    "Join Green Venture for a drop-in rain garden information session and native plant giveaway!

    A rain garden is a specially designed garden that catches, slows and utilizes large volumes of rain water. They can be excellent at reducing #flooding or helping troublesome areas where water pools on a landscape. #RainGardens also prevent stormwater runoff by using up rain water close to where it falls. Green Venture offers the #RainReadyHamilton program, funded by the City of #HamiltonON , to support residents with installing a feature on their property that helps reduce stormwater runoff. Learn all about rain gardens and the Rain Ready Hamilton program with our drop-in information session.

    Add beauty and support #pollinators by planting native plants this fall! Register to receive a native plant kit containing 3 #PollinatorFriendly plants suitable for full-sun, partial shade, or full shade growing conditions. Fill out the form at the link below to reserve a native plant kit! Pick-up your native plant kit during our event, between 9:30am-12:00pm at the Binbrook Agricultural Society."

    FMI and to register:
    greenventure.ca/binbrookgiveaw

    #SolarPunkSunday #GardeningForPollinators #RainCollection #RainGardens #SharingInformation #PlantGiveAways

  5. #Ontario - #BinbrookON #NativePlant Giveaway & #RainGarden Pop-Up

    Sep 26, 2026, 9:30am – 12:00pm EDT

    Binbrook Agricultural Society
    2600 Hwy 56, Binbrook, ON

    "Join Green Venture for a drop-in rain garden information session and native plant giveaway!

    A rain garden is a specially designed garden that catches, slows and utilizes large volumes of rain water. They can be excellent at reducing #flooding or helping troublesome areas where water pools on a landscape. #RainGardens also prevent stormwater runoff by using up rain water close to where it falls. Green Venture offers the #RainReadyHamilton program, funded by the City of #HamiltonON , to support residents with installing a feature on their property that helps reduce stormwater runoff. Learn all about rain gardens and the Rain Ready Hamilton program with our drop-in information session.

    Add beauty and support #pollinators by planting native plants this fall! Register to receive a native plant kit containing 3 #PollinatorFriendly plants suitable for full-sun, partial shade, or full shade growing conditions. Fill out the form at the link below to reserve a native plant kit! Pick-up your native plant kit during our event, between 9:30am-12:00pm at the Binbrook Agricultural Society."

    FMI and to register:
    greenventure.ca/binbrookgiveaw

    #SolarPunkSunday #GardeningForPollinators #RainCollection #RainGardens #SharingInformation #PlantGiveAways

  6. "Sacred Grounds now goes beyond habitat restoration and works to build community capacity around green infrastructure, specifically rain gardens."

    planetdetroit.org/2026/07/detr

  7. "Sacred Grounds now goes beyond habitat restoration and works to build community capacity around green infrastructure, specifically rain gardens."

    planetdetroit.org/2026/07/detr

    #Detroit #RainGarden

  8. "Sacred Grounds now goes beyond habitat restoration and works to build community capacity around green infrastructure, specifically rain gardens."

    planetdetroit.org/2026/07/detr

    #Detroit #RainGarden

  9. "Sacred Grounds now goes beyond habitat restoration and works to build community capacity around green infrastructure, specifically rain gardens."

    planetdetroit.org/2026/07/detr

    #Detroit #RainGarden

  10. "Sacred Grounds now goes beyond habitat restoration and works to build community capacity around green infrastructure, specifically rain gardens."

    planetdetroit.org/2026/07/detr

    #Detroit #RainGarden

  11. Evil Genius Chronicles Podcast for July 3 2026 - I Made It Work Because I Forgot It Didn't WorkDownload audio

    On this show, I play a song from Rain Garden; I think a lot about people who live in those remote houses on the highway; there is a power in living somewhere cheap; I feel jealous of people older than me that still have living parents; I got most angry at my dad for not being alive when my child was born; in a weird way, you only become your true self when all your parents are dead; it's unlikely any two of the millions of podcasts have the same workflow; every family is its own weird cult; my father arguing with me about the math of permutations was a big event; if I need an account to read your article then I ain't reading it; I am intrigued by balcony solar; even without storage solar helps with heat waves; tags.pub had a weird pushback; I just block people who bug me and I don't feel bad about it; I fixed my Forgejo action runner on a machine it never previously worked on because I forgot I was fixing the wrong machine.

    Here is the direct MP3 download for the Evil Genius Chronicles podcast, July 3 2026.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    You can subscribe to this podcast feed via RSS. To sponsor the show, contact BackBeat Media. Don't forget, you can fly your EGC flag by buying the stuff package. This show as a whole is Creative Commons licensed Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 Unported. Bandwidth for this episode is provided by Cachefly.

  12. Evil Genius Chronicles Podcast for July 3 2026 - I Made It Work Because I Forgot It Didn't WorkDownload audio

    On this show, I play a song from Rain Garden; I think a lot about people who live in those remote houses on the highway; there is a power in living somewhere cheap; I feel jealous of people older than me that still have living parents; I got most angry at my dad for not being alive when my child was born; in a weird way, you only become your true self when all your parents are dead; it's unlikely any two of the millions of podcasts have the same workflow; every family is its own weird cult; my father arguing with me about the math of permutations was a big event; if I need an account to read your article then I ain't reading it; I am intrigued by balcony solar; even without storage solar helps with heat waves; tags.pub had a weird pushback; I just block people who bug me and I don't feel bad about it; I fixed my Forgejo action runner on a machine it never previously worked on because I forgot I was fixing the wrong machine.

    Here is the direct MP3 download for the Evil Genius Chronicles podcast, July 3 2026.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    You can subscribe to this podcast feed via RSS. To sponsor the show, contact BackBeat Media. Don't forget, you can fly your EGC flag by buying the stuff package. This show as a whole is Creative Commons licensed Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 Unported. Bandwidth for this episode is provided by Cachefly.

  13. Evil Genius Chronicles Podcast for July 3 2026 - I Made It Work Because I Forgot It Didn't WorkDownload audio

    On this show, I play a song from Rain Garden; I think a lot about people who live in those remote houses on the highway; there is a power in living somewhere cheap; I feel jealous of people older than me that still have living parents; I got most angry at my dad for not being alive when my child was born; in a weird way, you only become your true self when all your parents are dead; it's unlikely any two of the millions of podcasts have the same workflow; every family is its own weird cult; my father arguing with me about the math of permutations was a big event; if I need an account to read your article then I ain't reading it; I am intrigued by balcony solar; even without storage solar helps with heat waves; tags.pub had a weird pushback; I just block people who bug me and I don't feel bad about it; I fixed my Forgejo action runner on a machine it never previously worked on because I forgot I was fixing the wrong machine.

    Here is the direct MP3 download for the Evil Genius Chronicles podcast, July 3 2026.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    You can subscribe to this podcast feed via RSS. To sponsor the show, contact BackBeat Media. Don't forget, you can fly your EGC flag by buying the stuff package. This show as a whole is Creative Commons licensed Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 Unported. Bandwidth for this episode is provided by Cachefly.

  14. Evil Genius Chronicles Podcast for July 3 2026 - I Made It Work Because I Forgot It Didn't WorkDownload audio

    On this show, I play a song from Rain Garden; I think a lot about people who live in those remote houses on the highway; there is a power in living somewhere cheap; I feel jealous of people older than me that still have living parents; I got most angry at my dad for not being alive when my child was born; in a weird way, you only become your true self when all your parents are dead; it's unlikely any two of the millions of podcasts have the same workflow; every family is its own weird cult; my father arguing with me about the math of permutations was a big event; if I need an account to read your article then I ain't reading it; I am intrigued by balcony solar; even without storage solar helps with heat waves; tags.pub had a weird pushback; I just block people who bug me and I don't feel bad about it; I fixed my Forgejo action runner on a machine it never previously worked on because I forgot I was fixing the wrong machine.

    Here is the direct MP3 download for the Evil Genius Chronicles podcast, July 3 2026.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    You can subscribe to this podcast feed via RSS. To sponsor the show, contact BackBeat Media. Don't forget, you can fly your EGC flag by buying the stuff package. This show as a whole is Creative Commons licensed Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 Unported. Bandwidth for this episode is provided by Cachefly.

  15. Evil Genius Chronicles Podcast for July 3 2026 - I Made It Work Because I Forgot It Didn't WorkDownload audio

    On this show, I play a song from Rain Garden; I think a lot about people who live in those remote houses on the highway; there is a power in living somewhere cheap; I feel jealous of people older than me that still have living parents; I got most angry at my dad for not being alive when my child was born; in a weird way, you only become your true self when all your parents are dead; it's unlikely any two of the millions of podcasts have the same workflow; every family is its own weird cult; my father arguing with me about the math of permutations was a big event; if I need an account to read your article then I ain't reading it; I am intrigued by balcony solar; even without storage solar helps with heat waves; tags.pub had a weird pushback; I just block people who bug me and I don't feel bad about it; I fixed my Forgejo action runner on a machine it never previously worked on because I forgot I was fixing the wrong machine.

    Here is the direct MP3 download for the Evil Genius Chronicles podcast, July 3 2026.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    You can subscribe to this podcast feed via RSS. To sponsor the show, contact BackBeat Media. Don't forget, you can fly your EGC flag by buying the stuff package. This show as a whole is Creative Commons licensed Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 Unported. Bandwidth for this episode is provided by Cachefly.

  16. 🌱 On a rainy day, I watched my yard turn into a mini lake, and it hit me—what a waste!

    That’s when I decided to create a rain garden.

    Not only does it soak up the water, but it also adds a splash of life to my landscape.

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/cttf

    #RainGarden #SustainableLiving #Biodiversity #StormwaterManagement #EcoFriendlyGardening #WaterConservation #GardeningTips

  17. 🌱 On a rainy day, I watched my yard turn into a mini lake, and it hit me—what a waste!

    That’s when I decided to create a rain garden.

    Not only does it soak up the water, but it also adds a splash of life to my landscape.

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/cttf

    #RainGarden #SustainableLiving #Biodiversity #StormwaterManagement #EcoFriendlyGardening #WaterConservation #GardeningTips

  18. 🌱 On a rainy day, I watched my yard turn into a mini lake, and it hit me—what a waste!

    That’s when I decided to create a rain garden.

    Not only does it soak up the water, but it also adds a splash of life to my landscape.

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/cttf

    #RainGarden #SustainableLiving #Biodiversity #StormwaterManagement #EcoFriendlyGardening #WaterConservation #GardeningTips

  19. 🌱 On a rainy day, I watched my yard turn into a mini lake, and it hit me—what a waste!

    That’s when I decided to create a rain garden.

    Not only does it soak up the water, but it also adds a splash of life to my landscape.

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/cttf

    #RainGarden #SustainableLiving #Biodiversity #StormwaterManagement #EcoFriendlyGardening #WaterConservation #GardeningTips

  20. 🌱 On a rainy day, I watched my yard turn into a mini lake, and it hit me—what a waste!

    That’s when I decided to create a rain garden.

    Not only does it soak up the water, but it also adds a splash of life to my landscape.

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/cttf

    #RainGarden #SustainableLiving #Biodiversity #StormwaterManagement #EcoFriendlyGardening #WaterConservation #GardeningTips

  21. SWANSEA: Rain gardens spreading through Sandfields streets as second phase of flood-busting scheme takes root

    Swansea’s rain garden programme is expanding, with new planting and pedestrian improvements now under way at Phillips Parade and Rodney Street in the Sandfields and St Helen’s area — adding to work already completed outside St Helen’s Primary School.

    The scheme was first installed outside the school last year, where trees and shrubs were planted to soak up surface water after heavy rain, alongside improved paving and dropped kerbs to help pupils, parents and residents get around on foot, by bike or by scooter. The latest phase extends those improvements to new locations across the neighbourhood, with a further rain garden also installed at the end of Burrows Road, adjacent to Oystermouth Road.

    Rain gardens work by capturing water runoff from roads and pavements before it can pool or cause flooding. The plants, shrubs and specially designed soil absorb the water, filtering out pollutants before they can reach local waterways — protecting the ecosystems that depend on them.

    They also provide year-round food and shelter for pollinators including bees and butterflies, and bring seasonal colour to streets that might otherwise feel hard and grey. The combination of flood mitigation, biodiversity benefit and improved aesthetics in a single scheme has made rain gardens an increasingly popular tool for councils looking to improve urban environments on limited budgets.

    The improvements form part of Swansea Council’s bid to introduce better walking and cycling infrastructure across the city, following a successful grant application to the Welsh Government’s Active Travel programme. Earlier reporting revealed that around £160,000 was invested in the first phase of the Sandfields scheme, with additional funding drawn from the Welsh Government’s Local Places for Nature fund and Natural Resources Wales.

    The latest works were developed with community regeneration experts Urban Foundry, who worked with residents and local businesses to shape the plans. Consultation with the community was carried out before work began, with the scheme designed to reflect local needs and priorities.

    Urban Foundry — who are also behind the recently opened Swansea Pottery Collective studio on Alexandra Road — have become a familiar presence in projects that look to transform underused or underperforming spaces across Swansea city centre and surrounding areas.

    Stuart Davies, Head of Service for Transport and Highways at Swansea Council, said the measures were delivering a range of benefits for local communities. “These innovative measures are providing local communities with a range of benefits where links between streets for walkers and cyclists are improved,” he said.

    “The introduction of rain gardens also provides a green and sustainable solution for spots within communities where standing water can occur during heavy rainfall,” he added.

    The Sandfields programme is one of several active travel and green infrastructure projects the council has been delivering across the city. Previous coverage has highlighted similar improvements elsewhere in Swansea, as the council works towards its wider vision of developing greener spaces, cleaner air and lower carbon emissions in communities across the city.

    The rain garden and active travel work in Sandfields follows a pattern that has been replicated across south-west Wales — with Carmarthenshire councils also receiving funding in the same grant rounds to deliver drainage and active travel improvements in their communities.

    Work is ongoing at Phillips Parade, Rodney Street and Burrows Road. Residents can expect the planting to develop through the coming months as the gardens establish — with the full colour and wildlife benefits expected to be most visible by late summer and into autumn.

    Related stories from Swansea Bay News

    Rain gardens installed to tackle flooding in Swansea’s Sandfields
    Our coverage of the first phase of rain garden installations outside St Helen’s Primary School.

    Rain gardens and car park revamps: £100k drainage grants to tackle flooding in Swansea and Carmarthenshire
    The grant funding behind the Sandfields scheme and similar projects across south-west Wales.

    City streets’ new green feature aims to help combat climate challenge
    Earlier coverage of Swansea’s green infrastructure ambitions.

    #ActiveTravel #BurrowsRoad #floodPrevention #flooding #OystermouthRoad #PhillipsParade #rainGarden #RodneyStreet #Sandfields #StHelensRoad #Swansea #SwanseaCouncil
  22. 🌱 Building a rain garden isn't just about aesthetics—it's a powerful way to manage stormwater and support local wildlife.

    Here's how to get started: • Design a depression in your yard to capture runoff.

    • Choose native plants that thrive in wet conditions.

    • Layer your plants for visual interest and biodiversity.

    ukpavingtalkgroup.com/go/nmwx

    #RainGarden #SustainableLandscaping #StormwaterManagement #NativePlants #EcoFriendlyGardening #WildlifeHabitat #GardeningTips

  23. Rain gardens and car park revamps: £100k drainage grants to tackle flooding in Swansea and Carmarthenshire

    Swansea streets in line for rain gardens

    Swansea Council has scooped grants to draw up plans for rain gardens and other drainage features around Beach Street, St Helen’s Road and the Brynymor Street junction. The aim is to cut down on surface water flooding in busy city streets and stop polluted run‑off pouring into drains and streams.

    Carmarthenshire car parks targeted

    Carmarthenshire County Council will use its share of the cash to design drainage improvements at Llandovery Castle car park and Newcastle Emlyn car park. Both sites have long struggled with flooding, and the new schemes are intended to stop dirty water flowing into the Tywi and Teifi rivers — both protected Special Areas of Conservation.

    Schools join the fight against flooding

    The charity Trees for Cities has also been awarded funding to design drainage projects at three schools — St Cadocs, St Illtyds and Glyncoed — where rain gardens and other SuDS features could help keep playgrounds and classrooms dry while boosting biodiversity.

    Sandfields shows what’s possible

    The new funding comes hot on the heels of a rain garden already installed in Swansea’s Sandfields area, where planters and green drainage features have been used to soak up excess water and reduce flooding risk for residents. The Sandfields scheme has been hailed as a practical example of how sustainable drainage can transform urban streets — turning problem flood zones into greener, more resilient spaces.

    Rain garden installed outside St Helen’s Primary School in Sandfields, Swansea, designed to reduce flooding and boost biodiversity.
    (Image: Swansea Council)

    Backed by Welsh Government

    The grants, worth between £15,000 and £30,000 each, come from the Welsh Government’s Nature and Climate Emergency Capital Programme, which also supports peatland restoration, mine clean‑ups, fisheries and national forests.

    “Greener, more resilient communities”

    Helen Haider, Lead Specialist Advisor at Natural Resources Wales, said:

    “These grants will help the five projects move another step towards creating greener, more resilient communities. Sustainable urban drainage solutions can help us tackle both climate and nature emergencies — reducing surface water flooding, pollution and enhancing biodiversity.”

    Related stories from Swansea Bay News

    Rain gardens installed to tackle flooding in Swansea’s Sandfields
    New green infrastructure helps soak up surface water and reduce flood risk for residents and schools.

    Swansea Council launches green infrastructure strategy
    New plan outlines how the city will use nature‑based solutions to tackle flooding, heat and biodiversity loss.

    #BeachStreet #BrynymorStreet #Carmarthenshire #CarmarthenshireCouncil #CarmarthenshireCountyCouncil #flooding #LlandoveryCastleCarPark #NewcastleEmlynCarPark #NewcastleEmplyn #rainGarden #RiverTeifi #RiverTywi #Sandfields #StHelensRoad #Swansea #SwanseaCouncil #TreesForCities
  24. Spent the morning sowing seeds for our Knob Hill Native Plant Gardens. I'm trying to grow Buttonbush from seed - if it sprouts, this shrub will go in our future #RainGarden.

    Rain gardens collect and filter stormwater, reduce flooding, and provide habitat and food to wildlife.

    #WinterSowing

  25. Spent the morning sowing seeds for our Knob Hill Native Plant Gardens. I'm trying to grow Buttonbush from seed - if it sprouts, this shrub will go in our future #RainGarden.

    Rain gardens collect and filter stormwater, reduce flooding, and provide habitat and food to wildlife.

    #WinterSowing

  26. Spent the morning sowing seeds for our Knob Hill Native Plant Gardens. I'm trying to grow Buttonbush from seed - if it sprouts, this shrub will go in our future #RainGarden.

    Rain gardens collect and filter stormwater, reduce flooding, and provide habitat and food to wildlife.

    #WinterSowing

  27. Spent the morning sowing seeds for our Knob Hill Native Plant Gardens. I'm trying to grow Buttonbush from seed - if it sprouts, this shrub will go in our future #RainGarden.

    Rain gardens collect and filter stormwater, reduce flooding, and provide habitat and food to wildlife.

    #WinterSowing

  28. . The arts bring communities together! People came together to paint a mural and to install plants in a community rain garden.The Northern New Jersey Community Foundation led the project.

    Learn more in this article published by New Jersey Stage: newjerseystage.com/articles/ge

  29. #FeelGoodFriday. The arts bring communities together! People came together to paint a mural and to install plants in a community rain garden.The Northern New Jersey Community Foundation led the project.

    Learn more in this article published by New Jersey Stage: newjerseystage.com/articles/ge

    #arts #community #environment #raingarden #garden #NewJersey

  30. #FeelGoodFriday. The arts bring communities together! People came together to paint a mural and to install plants in a community rain garden.The Northern New Jersey Community Foundation led the project.

    Learn more in this article published by New Jersey Stage: newjerseystage.com/articles/ge

    #arts #community #environment #raingarden #garden #NewJersey

  31. #FeelGoodFriday. The arts bring communities together! People came together to paint a mural and to install plants in a community rain garden.The Northern New Jersey Community Foundation led the project.

    Learn more in this article published by New Jersey Stage: newjerseystage.com/articles/ge

    #arts #community #environment #raingarden #garden #NewJersey

  32. Calling volunteers and artists! The Northern New Jersey Community Foundation (NNJCF) invites people of all ages to volunteer and paint a mural and/or install a community rain garden at Hackensack High School in Hackensack, New Jersey on June 1. The event is part of Boost the Block Green organized by Greater Bergen Community Action and the NNJCF.

    Find out more in this article on New Jersey Stage: tinyurl.com/3ed9r85p

  33. Calling volunteers and artists! The Northern New Jersey Community Foundation (NNJCF) invites people of all ages to volunteer and paint a mural and/or install a community rain garden at Hackensack High School in Hackensack, New Jersey on June 1. The event is part of Boost the Block Green organized by Greater Bergen Community Action and the NNJCF.

    Find out more in this article on New Jersey Stage: tinyurl.com/3ed9r85p

    #volunteer #raingarden #artist #mural #Newjersey

  34. Calling volunteers and artists! The Northern New Jersey Community Foundation (NNJCF) invites people of all ages to volunteer and paint a mural and/or install a community rain garden at Hackensack High School in Hackensack, New Jersey on June 1. The event is part of Boost the Block Green organized by Greater Bergen Community Action and the NNJCF.

    Find out more in this article on New Jersey Stage: tinyurl.com/3ed9r85p

    #volunteer #raingarden #artist #mural #Newjersey

  35. Calling volunteers and artists! The Northern New Jersey Community Foundation (NNJCF) invites people of all ages to volunteer and paint a mural and/or install a community rain garden at Hackensack High School in Hackensack, New Jersey on June 1. The event is part of Boost the Block Green organized by Greater Bergen Community Action and the NNJCF.

    Find out more in this article on New Jersey Stage: tinyurl.com/3ed9r85p

    #volunteer #raingarden #artist #mural #Newjersey

  36. hibiscus, anthurium, a different anthurium, jade vine (closeups of some of the flowers you can't see well in the pic above).

    #flowers #Anthurium #hibiscus #tropical #RainGarden #garden

  37. hibiscus, anthurium, a different anthurium, jade vine (closeups of some of the flowers you can't see well in the pic above).

    #flowers #Anthurium #hibiscus #tropical #RainGarden #garden

  38. hibiscus, anthurium, a different anthurium, jade vine (closeups of some of the flowers you can't see well in the pic above).

    #flowers #Anthurium #hibiscus #tropical #RainGarden #garden

  39. hibiscus, anthurium, a different anthurium, jade vine (closeups of some of the flowers you can't see well in the pic above).

    #flowers #Anthurium #hibiscus #tropical #RainGarden #garden

  40. hibiscus, anthurium, a different anthurium, jade vine (closeups of some of the flowers you can't see well in the pic above).

    #flowers #Anthurium #hibiscus #tropical #RainGarden #garden

  41. Just got word from Granada Hills that my #RainGarden #landscape project there is performing admirably. No water has flowed off the property. about 1500 sq ft of roof runoff is directed into it and the nearest sensor has registered 4.2" in the last 24hrs.

    That's about 4,000 gallons captured and sunk.

  42. Just got word from Granada Hills that my #RainGarden #landscape project there is performing admirably. No water has flowed off the property. about 1500 sq ft of roof runoff is directed into it and the nearest sensor has registered 4.2" in the last 24hrs.

    That's about 4,000 gallons captured and sunk.