The Studio’s New Rain Garden at TRITON COLLEGE Gets Some “Ink”……!

@alexialandarch17 July 2012Alexia, alexia landscape architect, Alexia Paul, landscape architecture, rain garden, raingarden, Semiramis Studio, Triton Collegeadrian fisher, rain garden, triton, triton College

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m. (@softleaf) says:

17 July 2012 at 05:11

Curious how the Triton garden will weather drought conditions. Native plants in the reconstructed prairie by Marovitz Golf Course @ Montrose Harbor functioned just like a rain garden the other day & have looked great even without rain. A way to drought-proof more of the lakefront in the future?

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