Welcome to the home of Fort Wayne's rain garden program.
As part of the City's effort to improve the quality of our three rivers and the streams that feed them, Fort Wayne hopes that home owners, businesses and institutions will build rain gardens. A rain garden is a landscaped area that holds rain water runoff for a few hours to a few days. Rain gardens are planted with native plants that help the soil soak up more water. These plants may improve the quality of the water that does runoff.
Want to learn more about rain gardens, share photos of your garden or share plants with other rain gardeners? Please stop by our
Rain Garden Open House
Thursday, September 30, 2010
3:00 - 7:00 PM
Fort Wayne City Utilities Water Maintenance and Service Building
515 East Wallace Street
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You may qualify for a cash payment as part of Fort Wayne's Rain Garden Incentive Program. Read more.....
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All of our spring workshops have been completed. Check back for possible workshop dates in the fall.
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If you already have a registered Rain Garden and want to show off your work, you can send us pictures!
Mail to: One East Main St. Ft. Wayne, IN 46802 Rm.280
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As of August 9, 2010 we have a total of 75 Rain Gardens registered out of our goal of 1,000. You could make it 76! Check out the rain garden photo of the week.
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Help Fort Wayne reach its goal of 1,000 rain gardens!
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