Rain garden

It's a beautiful flower bed—and a reservoir for yard and roof runoff

Grow and maintain a thriving garden with tips on soil prep, planting, pruning, and seasonal care.

Building a rain garden takes a bit more work than traditional flower beds, but it's not that difficult. Follow these detailed steps to install one yourself.

Ward off water woes in your front, back, or side yard with a few improvements to your landscaping. The following article is paid advertising created in partnership with SupplyHouse. Its facts and opinions are those of BobVila.com.

Rain gardens are not only beautiful, they are also functional. By planting a rain garden, you can help protect your property and the environment.

Similar to pollinator gardens, rain gardens offer a way to garden in an ecologically responsible and beautiful way. When you learn and use the fundamentals of rain garden design, you can be part of the solution for reducing water pollution while creating a beautiful landscape to enjoy.

A rain garden dry stream bed.

Looking for inexpensive ways to green your property? Rain gardens are great, small projects that can be added as an enhancement to almost any property.

This rain garden was installed through the RainScapes for Landscape Professionals training program.

A rain chain collects roof runoff and delivers it to the rain garden. The rain garden collects water and lets it soak into the ground slowly, so it doesn't run

Build a rain garden in your yard with this step-by-step guide

When transitioning to a water-wise landscape, the question of what to do with soggy areas that arise from runoff persists. But here is a solution. Rain gardens can use storm-runoff and create a beautiful and practical solution.

Capture rainwater and support local ecosystems with a rain garden. Find out how to design and plant a rain garden that benefits both your yard and the environment. 🌧️🌻 #RainGarden #WaterConservation #SustainableLandscaping