Rain gardens are an excellent option for homeowners looking to manage stormwater on their property, but it can be difficult to know where to start. Join Shannon Henderson for a discussion on how to plan, design, and construct a rain garden that not only enhances your yard’s esthetic appeal but also reduces runoff, filters pollutants, and supports native wildlife. Topics include site selection, soil preparation, choosing the right plants, sizing your garden, and ongoing maintenance tips. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, you’ll leave with the knowledge and confidence to create a functional rain garden that helps protect local waterways and adds value to your landscape.
Shannon Henderson currently serves as the Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator for the University of Georgia's Forsyth County Extension Office. She utilizes her Bachelor's degree in Natural Resource Management to develop and facilitate programming with Master Naturalist Extension Volunteers.
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