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Rain Gardens Rain gardens are depressed areas in the ground landscapes with plants and shrubs, designed to attract stormwater runoff. The permeable depression allows rainwater to seep through the Earth's surface and undergo a natural filtration process, cutting back on storm water management costs and keeping harmful pollutants out of our ecosystems.
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