Tag Archive: conservation landscaping
RainScapes – Rethink Your Yard Session I
The first step to planning a RainScape project is to evaluate your site and determine what project(s) are both possible and desirable. Do you want to plant a new landscape,
How to Manager Stormwater: Q&A Session with Glen Waye Gardens
What does it take to reduce significant stormwater on a multifamily property? Join use for a Q&A with Glen Waye Gardens to find out! In this first Q&A session, we’ll
Register for a spring RainScapes training course!
The RainScapes program offers low-cost trainings to residents of Montgomery County, MD who are interested in using their property to improve water quality and provide habitat for wildlife. RainScapes, include rain
Register for a spring RainScapes training course!
The RainScapes program offers low-cost trainings to residents of Montgomery County, MD who are interested in using their property to improve water quality and provide habitat for wildlife. RainScapes, include rain
Time’s running out! Sign up for the fall RainScapes class
Don’t miss out on the rain garden and conservation landscaping training hosted by the County’s RainScapes program. This class, held only once or twice a year, is an opportunity to learn
Congregations and Conservation: Bethesda synagogue tells runoff to hit the road
It’s good to have friends in high places. That is one of the keys to the green upgrades happening at Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation in Bethesda. Most recently, those upgrades
Butterflies, lawns and free plants: RainScapes holds second congregation workshop
Many congregations pride themselves on keeping fastidious lawns. Not a weed in sight. But is that really a good thing? Sure, it can be visually appealing. So, too, can special
Congregations get green for greening their grounds
Several local and national nonprofits are teaming up in Montgomery County to help congregations foster native plant and animal life, prevent runoff and get rebates for their work.
