Storm drain landscaping

This projects explains how to build a rock drainage swale to prevent rain water soil erosion. The swale was necessary because of storm water.

What Is A Dry Stream Bed (Also known as a Dry Creek Bed) A dry stream bed (also known as a dry creek bed) is a landscape feature that simulates a creek or

Transform your yard with innovative drainage ditch ideas that blend efficiency and style. Explore DIY options and landscaping tips for water management.

Find out how to identify and solve these yard drainage issues.

Covered up a 4X4 storm drain with a Strawberry patch. It looks much better!

Here in Virginia we have clay soils that don’t drain particularly well. We also get a fair bit of rainfall. When new subdivisions are built, especially in northern Virginia, the county-mandated drainage plan often moves water through everyone’s backyards towards a county storm drain. If you have a newer home, you may even have a […]

While a gentle, steady rain can be a boon for your backyard plants, a sudden hard downpour can be just the opposite. If your backyard is pooling water during and after storms, your yard and its plants are at risk. Luckily, there are some simple ways to av

Confused by landscape drainage options? Here’s the difference between French drain, trench drain, and swale.

Easy way to hide a unsightly storm drain catch basin. Built a lightweight removable deck. Stones underneath help the French drain guide the water into the storm drain below the deck.

If storm season is on the horizon and you don't have a plan, check out this guide to redirect water from your yard to prevent flooding from All Dry USA.