This rain garden plant prefers constantly moist soil and full sun, although some afternoon shade won’t hurt in the hottest ...

When planning your rain garden, think of it as having three separate planting zones. The lowest part, the sides, and the top ...

Mother Nature is unpredictable and extreme weather can take its toll on plants. Discover rugged perennials and shrubs 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 ...

Many native plants, once established, tolerate periods of wet and dry soil and can be found on lists of rain garden plants suited to your area. Keep water in the garden, out of the storm sewers ...