What: Protecting Watersheds: Rain Gardens in our Landscapes
When: November 4th, 4:00pm – 5:00 pm
Where: Common Good City Farm, V Street NW between 2nd & 4th Sts NW
Visit Common Good's rain garden and learn how to design your own as
an attractive way to prevent water run-off from polluting our
watersheds. Dean Hively, a scientist from the US Geological Survey, will
talk about the relevance and importance of diverting water run-off, and
plants that thrive in rain gardens. They will have bergamot, liatrus
blazing star, blue flag iris, and calamus for sale. This workshop is
free, but if you earn more than minimum wage, they are requesting a $25
suggested donation.
Register for this Free Workshop
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