Rain Gardens Program
Rain Gardens Program to be held in Springfield Vermont located in Windsor County Vermont, folks have you ever wondered what a Rain Garden is and does, or thought about having some Rain Gardens in your yard but do not know how to start going about creating one? Then come on out and attend this here program.
This evening of Thursday the 2nd of February 2012 this Free to attend Rain Gardens Program will be held at the Springfield Town Library, which is located at 43 Main Street in Springfield, Vermont. The program is scheduled to begin at 6:30 P.M. Marie Levesque Caduto, which is the Watershed Coordinator at the Springfield Office of the Vermont Watershed Management Division. The program will offer information and instruction on just how Rain Gardens work and how to go about create one or more in your yard.
Rain Gardens Program to be held in Springfield Vermont located in Windsor County Vermont, Rain Gardens are mighty beautifully landscaped areas in your yard, which serve to capture rain water runoff from your home's property. This here Rain Gardens Program is co-sponsored by the Ascutney Mountain Audubon, the Nature Museum of Grafton, and the Springfield Town Library, plus partially funded by the Wellborn Ecology Fund.
For more information about the Rain Gardens Program, please call the Springfield Town Library at 802-885-3108
Rain Gardens Program to be held in Springfield Vermont located in Windsor County Vermont
Have a good one
Dale in New Hampshire
Localism information by Baker Energy Audits and Commercial Properties Inspections blog post 1,528-2 February 2012 Springfield, Vermont
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Dale, rain gardens are a great way to control water run off, with so much development this is a natural way to control erosion.
Dale a rain garden is also a good way to control water usage. With spring around the corner this is an event that everyone interested in a rain garden should be interested to attend.
Dale, this is one event I would like to attend as rain gardens really help in the landscaping...and I could use some help come this spring.
Hi Dale -- what a great and certainly "green" idea that will be helpful to many green thumbs. I certainly hope this was a successful event.
Dale ...this would be a very educating event to attend! Wish we lived closer so we could stop by!
Have a great weekend!
What a great topic for helping the environment, Dale. I would love to attend this one too. Have fun today.
What beautiful photos! Down here the local water management offices recommend planting only plants that live in our area naturally since they require less water.
Hi Dale....Great information and announcement for the Rain Garden workshop. I'm sure it was well attended. Oh course you could just move to the Pacific Northwest..ha
Cheers
Dale, I must admit I have never heard of a rain garden, but it sure does make sense. The gardens are just beautiful. Of course, anything with green in it right now looks wonderful to me. It is snowing like all get out here in Denver and I am so so so sick of snow just about now!!! The sun will come out tomorrow!!!!
Dale,
Great pictures. I never have heard of a rain garden either but they sound neat!
Hi Dale,
You once again taught me something new my friend as I had no idea what a rain garden was until I just read your blog. Sounds and looks a fantastic way to use precious water and create a very beautiful addition to your yard.
We are back from the cruise and I am just doing a quick fly by tonight. Thanks you so much for all your support and wonderful comments on my blog. I will try to catchup with your blogs as the days go on..
Dale,
Those pictures are so beautiful. I would love to learn how to do that on my own!
Dale what a great topic and I too would have attended such an event. A rain garden can be such a nice addition to the landscape.
Your photos were inspiring.
Hey Dale! I normally don't think of Vermont and Rain Garden in the same sentence - especially in February! And I must say your photos are just beautiful!
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