Rain Garden

If you would like to replace your downspouts with a decorative rain chain, here are 17 fun DIY rain chain ideas to inspire you.

The American Society of Landscape Architects chooses its 2014 award winners for residential design

Clever ideas on harvesting rainwater (Street orchards, rain gardens & curbcuts) by Brad Lancaster

How seven gorgeous gardens were designed to filter and divert rain runoff and protect the surrounding environment

If there's an area of your yard that is collecting water, a french drain is a a great solution to redirect the water to a different location of your property. Here's a step by step tutorial for getting this done!

A rain garden is a scooped-out plot strategically located to capture stormwater spilling from impervious surfaces, such as rooftops and driveways. Some environmental groups are encouraging rain gardens and educating the public about them.

By building a rain garden, you can divert your gutter water into an attractive planting bed that works like a sponge and natural filter to clean the water and let it percolate slowly into the surrounding soil. Follow these steps to build one in your yard.

Stormwater planters, born in Portland Oregon are being replicated nationwide for 'green' stormwater management. Info here!

It's a beautiful flower bed—and a reservoir for yard and roof runoff

What are rain chains for? How are they installed? Do they work in heavy rain? Find out everything you've ever wanted to know about rain chains