Yards and Landscaping – Page 16

California Dreaming on a Winter Day

By: angiehongmn February 13, 2013

Yards and LandscapingBlue Thumb, raingardensLeave a Comment

Though I know that roughly three months stand between me and my first chance at planting, it helps to start dreaming about gardens now while there is still time for planning.

Reading the Landscape

By: angiehongmn January 25, 2013

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This year’s Wild Ones: Design with Nature Conference will be held Sat., March 2 from 8am-4:30pm at the Plymouth Creek Center in Plymouth and the theme is Reading the Landscape.

Spotting raingardens around Stillwater

By: angiehongmn November 20, 2012

Keeping water clean, Local Achievements, Yards and LandscapingBlue Thumb, Brown's Creek Watershed District, middle st. croix watershed management organization, raingardensLeave a Comment

Minnesotans have built an astounding number of clean water raingardens in the past six years, including well over 100 in Stillwater alone.

Woobury Neighborhood Half Way to Clean

By: angiehongmn October 29, 2012

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Altogether, twelve raingardens have been built in the neighborhood this year, and another 13 will be installed next spring.

It takes a neighborhood to save a lake

By: angiehongmn September 5, 2012

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A study conducted by BCWD in 2011 identified 71 homes out of 500 in the Croixwood neighborhood where residential raingardens like those built by Kathy Klonecki and Margaret and Robert Boettcher would most help to keep polluted runoff out of Long Lake.

Gardening to Meet the Neighbors

By: angiehongmn August 21, 2012

Yards and Landscapinggardening, native landscapingLeave a Comment

Over the course of the next few days while I planted my new flowers and grasses, I met the neighbors down the street and their little white dog, a woman who had once nannied for a family that lived in our house, and a group of groomsmen that were killing time waiting for a wedding to begin.