Photo Story Click on the check below. Designing Your Rain Garden.

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Photo Story

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Designing Your Rain Garden

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Your Rain Garden Must Have:

• Identified square units in its area

(400-800 sq. units)

• Only native plants included with appropriate spacing

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This represents 400sq. Units 20x20

Does your rain garden have to be this shape? Think back to the photo story in the beginning of the lesson.

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Will this shape be OK for a rain garden design?

As long as it is between 400-800 sq. units

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Native Plant LayoutFlower 4 sq. units

1 sq. unit between

Shrub 9 sq. units

2 sq. units between

Tree 16 sq. units

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Use numbers, colors or shapes to identify the plants you pick

obedient plant -1black eyed susan-2liatris-3

red choke berry-4winter berry-5

river birch-6

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Now it is time to create your rain garden design

• Remember to calculate the area of your rain garden by counting the squares and label it somewhere on the design

• Remember appropriate spacing for the plants• Remember to use numbers, colors, or shapes to

identify your plants in your design• Use a ruler to draw your lines• Remember to have fun creating