A Rain Garden or "bioretention basin" is a vegetated depression in an urban landscape that collects, treats, and recharges storm water into the ground. Because it is a garden as much as it is a ...

A rain garden is a shallow vegetated basin located in well-draining ground in your yard. It is filled with moisture-loving plants and designed to intercept and temporarily capture stormwater ...

"Bioretention basins use engineered soils, plants, and underdrains to slow, soak, and filter polluted stormwater before releasing it into a receiving stream," according to the post.

The basic essentials are a low-lying bioretention basin (usually lined with gravel or pebbles in addition to healthy soil), suitable plants, and a way for runoff water to be channeled there (a ...

These bioswales, also called bioretention basins or rain gardens, were first installed in the City of Milwaukee in 2008. Since then, the city has built over 330 bioswales. 1 of 6 — DSC_2143.JPG ...

Bob Henry Park's new entrance will replace failing stormwater infrastructure with a planted "bioretention basin" and elevated boardwalk, the post states. ...