Eco friendly parking Have you ever noticed how most parking lots turn into mini-ponds after heavy rain? That’s because traditional concrete and Asphalt don’t allow water to pass through. However, Many Builders and City planners are now shifting toward permeable…
How Do Constructed Wetlands Work If you’ve ever wondered how constructed wetlands work, then you may have found the answer in how they mimic the natural functions of real wetlands to clean water. A constructed wetland is a carefully designed…
Arizona’s desert tree planting Can you believe that if I tell you that a state known for its 115°F summer days has grown thriving trees? The answer lies in the Arizona desert tree planting movement which is a collection of…
Importance of Bioswale in Green Parking Lots As we observe in modern times, parking lots are slowly transforming from heat-soaked concrete plains into living & breathing green systems. The heart of this transformation lies in the bioswale in green parking.…
Small Yards with Native Plants We know that not every homeowner has the luxury of a sprawling lawn, and that’s actually a hidden advantage. Small yards, balconies, or compact front spaces can be transformed into vibrant and low-maintenance landscapes when…
Why Native plant landscaping matter? Model cities are often seen as landscapes of concrete, glass and asphalt. But within every balcony, rooftop or small backyard an opportunity is hidden to create something greener, healthier and far more sustainable. These opportunities…
Why eco friendly landscaping ideas matters? Most of us eco lovers are looking for ways to create a yard that is beautiful, easy to care and good for the planet. For those homeowners who want outdoor spaces that are attractive…
Rain garden and bioswales are two green infrastructure practices that are designed to manage stormwater but they differ in structure and purpose. A rain garden is a shallow landscape depression planted with native vegetation to absorb and filter runoff that…
Common bioswale problems and why they matter? Bioswales are one of the simplest and most affordable green solutions for handling stormwater. Yet they don’t always work according to our expectations. Many homeowners and even small projects face common bioswale problems…
What are bioswales? Why do homeowners need them? Residential properties are a major contributor to stormwater problems across the United States and worldwide. Research shows that homes hold 20-30% of urban runoff pollution. This polluted runoff carries fertilizers, oils and…
