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SUMMARY:Letâ€™s Turn Water Problems into Water Solutions 
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DESCRIPTION:Some yards have â€œtoo muchâ€ water\, while others dr
 y out quickly. We'll explore the benefits of rain gardens and bioswales\, 
 how to put them in our yards\, and how to best use rain barrels.   .\nhttp
 s://bexley.libnet.info/event/12846512
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Some yards have &ldquo\;too much&rdquo\; w
 ater\, while others dry out quickly.&nbsp\; In this talk we&rsquo\;ll expl
 ore why native plant landscapes in the wild don&rsquo\;t need ongoing irri
 gation &mdash\; and how features like rain gardens and bioswales can help 
 both wet and dry sites to soak up water\, create important habitat for nat
 ive birds and beneficial insects\, and slow down fertility loss &mdash\; a
 ll while beautifying landscapes with privacy\, color and edible elements.&
 nbsp\; Learn why rain gardens are so important and how to put one or more 
 in your own yard. Learn how to best utilize rain barrels\, too.&nbsp\;&nbs
 p\;</p>\n<p><strong>Chris Anderson</strong> has been gardening since 1994 
 and practicing Permaculture since 1996.&nbsp\; Chris celebrates native pla
 nts and their interconnections with people and nature\, including the Poly
 phemus moth caterpillars he raises.&nbsp\; While in Northern Arizona\, Chr
 is won awards including the Norman B. Herkanham Award for educating citize
 ns about utilizing native plants in landscapes.&nbsp\; Chris&rsquo\;s comp
 any\, Catch the Water LLC\, co-creates rain gardens\, native plant gardens
 \, and Permaculture gardens with people who enjoy connection and love to l
 earn.&nbsp\; Chris also offers celebratory tree / garden planting events f
 or special occasions like birthdays and graduation parties.</p>\n<p>As the
  Conservation Implementation Specialist for Franklin County Soil and Water
  Conservation District\, <strong>Madison Wisniewski</strong> works with re
 sidents\, local partners\, and other Franklin County entities to implement
  various conservation practices across the county. As a certified Master R
 ain Gardener\, she focuses on assisting residents and communities with ins
 talling rain gardens and other stormwater management tools to better impro
 ve water quality. Madison graduated from Ohio University in 2018 with a BS
  in Environmental Geography.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p><em>This program is part of Gr
 een Bexley's Love Your Alley: the Bexley Habitat Triangle Edition&nbsp\;an
 d funded by Village and Wilderness.&nbsp\;</em></p>\n<p><em>Join us in per
 son\, or live stream this&nbsp\;program&nbsp\;on&nbsp\;<a href="https://ww
 w.youtube.com/channel/UC9fOqzb9ojp4OF70qWtFncw" target="_blank" rel="noope
 ner">BPL's YouTube channel</a>.</em></p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://bexley.libnet.i
 nfo/event/12846512
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