Free Rain Garden Workshop at UW Center for Urban Horticulture

A rain garden is a shallow depression in a yard planted with a variety of flowers, shrubs, and grasses that “don’t mind getting their feet wet.” Learn how to build your own rain garden to help soak up polluted runoff from downspouts, driveways, and sidewalks while protecting our local waterways. When planted with the right types of plants, rain gardens also attract birds, butterflies and bees.

RSVP by Contacting Stacey at 206-292-9875 or sg@stewardshippartners.org

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