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| Garden Tool | Help reduce non-point source pollution, contaminants carried by storm water into streams and lakes, which harm salmon and other aquatic life by planting a rain garden. The idea is to plant a garden that will capture and filter rain runoff before it flows into our local waterways. Read about how to design a rain garden and what plants work best in the March/April 2003 issue of the American Gardener Magazine (available at the Miller Library). | |
| Keywords | Rain garden, Effect of pollution | |
| Season | All Season | |
| Created Date | 2007-05-16 | |
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