When planning your rain garden, think of it as having three separate planting zones. The lowest part, the sides, and the top level (the most shallow part). For the bottom zone, choose plants that ...

Sometimes called “growing zones” or “gardening zones,” USDA plant hardiness zones refer to areas of a map developed by the ...

Because it is a garden as much as it is a treatment area, the basin is usually cultivated with native, ornamental plant species Some people distinguish a difference between a "rain garden" and a ...

Knowing when to plant in specific hardiness zones is important to maximize the ... experts say Is it too early to start planting? Essential gardening tips no matter where you live Jenna Phipps ...

Rain gardens, sometimes called bio-retention areas, are shallow depressions in the landscape that capture stormwater and allow it to gradually percolate into the soil. Planted with moisture-loving ...

Rain gardens in Jacksonville could reduce street flooding and improve waterway health by limiting stormwater runoff.

Presence and absence of whether the plant had buds, flowers, fruits, insect damage, drought stress or discoloration were also recorded. Research was conducted in 2019 as a continuation of the 2018 ...