Rain Garden
He`eia State Park
He`eia State Park
Brief description of rain garden:
A demonstration rain garden was constructed at Heʻeia State Park in March 2011. This project was completed as a joint effort between Hui o Koʻolaupoko, Kamaʻāina Kids, University of Hawaiʻi and Oregon State Sea Grant Programs. With the help of volunteers, the roughly 300 square foot rain garden was constructed and planted in just one day. Date installed: March 2011 Property type: Public Rain garden is capturing water from which impervious surface? Roof Approximate square footage of impervious surface the rain garden is treating: Approximate square footage of rain garden: 300 Describe how the water is routed to the rain garden: Down spout was re-routed and buried under ground into the rain garden. Pre-build infiltration rate (in/hour): Did you amend your soil to increase permeability? Yes If yes, what did you use to amend the soil? Mulch and compost List some of the plants used in the rain garden: kupukupu, carex, ohai, akia |