Dearborn Rain Gardens 101 Workshop

Come find out about rain gardens, and how you can build one in your yard! This one-hour introductory workshop is free and open to the public - everyone is welcome.

In a rain garden, beautiful Michigan native plants soak up rainwater runoff before it flows into storm drains. Rain gardens reduce neighborhood flooding, basement backups, and pollution flowing into your Rouge River. Rain gardens also provide habitat for songbirds, butterflies and other important pollinators.

The City of Dearborn is also getting two new public rain gardens. At this workshop, you’ll also find out how you can be a part of this groundbreaking event.

Register today for this Dearborn Rain Gardens 101 Workshop, and share with your neighbors, friends, and family!

Register at: https://volunteer.bloomerang.co:443/JE/jpwslpqn5gzube

You may also like the following events from Friends of the Rouge:

• Next Saturday, 10th May, 09:00 am, Southfield Civic Center Rain Garden Planting in Southfield
• Next Saturday, 10th May, 09:30 am, Spring Birding Paddle Trip presented by the Detroit Bird Alliance in Livonia
• Next month, 15th May, 05:00 pm, Southfield Mary Thompson Farm Native Garden Installation in Southfield

Also check out other Workshops in Dearborn.