Special green issue - Association of Professional Landscape ...
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Conserving renewable fresh<br />
water sources by reducing<br />
storm run<strong>of</strong>f<br />
Wildlife<br />
protection<br />
Water<br />
management<br />
Pollution<br />
reduction<br />
Below:<br />
A water garden is designed to contain<br />
water continuously.<br />
Below:<br />
An after-image <strong>of</strong> a dry creek<br />
transformed into porous steps and<br />
an adjacent porous groundcover.<br />
Below:<br />
A porous driveway helps reduce storm<br />
water run<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Below: A dry creek, before<br />
Above:<br />
Dan Maffei<br />
W.D. Wells & Associates<br />
West Grove, PA<br />
Above:<br />
Barbara Dannenfelser<br />
PlantPro Group, LLC<br />
Stillwater, NJ<br />
Above:<br />
A rain garden helps contain water during<br />
heavy rain, to prevent run<strong>of</strong>f into storm<br />
sewer systems.<br />
Top and bottom right:<br />
EnergyScapes<br />
Minneapolis, MN<br />
summer 2008 | apld.org 8
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