Rain Gardens by Tom
Are you seeking an effective solution for the drainage of water from your downspouts?
Consider installing a retention basin on your property to collect rainwater and runoff.
Rain gardens are another natural solution that aid in improving water quality by reducing chemical pollutants and nutrients up to 90%. Additionally, they help mitigate localized flooding.
Rain gardens can be designed to incorporate a variety of plant species, including ornamental grasses, deep-rooted perennials, low-growing shrubs, and deer-resistant plants. Additionally, trees and shrubs can serve as natural barriers that deflect water and reduce its velocity.
It’s important to note that a rain garden typically consists of multiple zones, with one area being the wettest. This area requires plants that can tolerate the sustained moisture, as not all plant species are suitable for such conditions.
The success of a rain garden is contingent upon the careful selection of appropriate plant species. Creating a meadow rain garden in a low-lying area can enhance the visual appeal and attract various wildlife, including butterflies, birds, and bees, who benefit from the nectar-producing plants.
Incorporating a dry riverbed within your meadow rain garden can provide structure and a designated area for visitors to explore.
If you’re interested in creating your own meadow rain garden, contact Karen and Tom Grosh of Grosh’s Lawn Service by emailing Tom@GroshsLawnService.com.
Rain Garden Maintenance
Maintaining a rain garden requires attention and care to ensure optimal plant health and appearance. Neglecting the upkeep of these flowers may result in poor growth and an unsightly garden. Our maintenance program provides the necessary services to help you achieve the most from your plants, including landscape bed weeding, dead heading, trimming, and fertilizing. Our team works with you to develop a comprehensive maintenance plan tailored to your needs, which guarantees your plants thrive throughout the season.
Get in touch with Karen and Tom Grosh of Grosh’s Lawn Service today via email at Tom@GroshsLawnService.com to schedule your rain garden consultation.