That's what this 130 gallon RainBench was dubbed by an attendee of Garden Expo 2011 in Madison, WI. We liked it, so that's what this is now. In fact, we're thinking this could cause a massive door shortage... ...but don't start hoarding doors now, there's plenty for everyone, and you actually want to [...]
Here's what to do with those old doors. The feeling of walking through one of these turned out much cooler than we thought (and we did think it would be cool...) An attractive gateway to a patio or walk, this design can also be customized to apply to larger outdoor living spaces. Simply make a [...]
I know what you're thinking. Too good to be true, right? A self watering garden would be like a self-working job, or a self-oil-changing car... or a host of other things that we would like to do themselves, but just don't. there's no reason it shouldn't look nice, too Okay, so what's [...]
Alright, this is pretty much a companion post to the 'self watering garden.' The following is a list (compiled by Teri Gear, UW-Extension Wood County) of garden plants to use next to each other, and ones that don't get along so well. I like the layout, and I think you might, too :) Crop: Companion: [...]
a nice addition to any garden... Here is just one more example of how creative gardeners are. A DIY kit, a quick paint job and some accessories are all you need to get an attractive, comfy bench that waters your garden. This RainBench is about 50 feet away from the downpout diverter that fills it. [...]
In order to handle high water tables, we used Aquascape's RainXchange system to build a shallow, wider 1,000 gallon underground cistern for the new Children's Barn at Henry Vilas Zoo this past November. There is an inspection riser near the building, as well as a 4" inlet pipe from the 4"x5" [...]
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