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Visit us at byf.unl.edu! UNL Extension Educator Kelly Feehan talks about how a rain garden can help conserve water. Produced by Backyard Farmer, Nebraska’s premier gardening program.

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2 Comments

May 30th, 2010   -   by theelectrifier

mint species and fig trees are really good to plant in temperate climates


May 30th, 2010   -   by alaskaozzy

Thanks for your great video! I live in a small community on a large lot. The lot has an extreme slope down to the road. I am planning on building an extensive rain garden, unfortunately, the whole lot consists of limestone. Can I still build my garden or will the limestone interefere with it. I always notice that our lawn dies by mid-July. So would it be prudent to put a garden in this area?


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