Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station [Water Resources Program]

Rain Gardens


New Jersey Demonstration Rain Gardens ~
Biotechnology High School
  

           


    Biotechnology High School
    5000 Kozloski Road, Freehold, Monmouth County, New Jersey 07728

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Installation Plant Layout Maintenance Photographs

 

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    Site Contact(s):
   
    Bill Sciarappa, Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Monmouth County

    History:

    This rain garden was designed by the students of the Biotechnology High School in    
    the Spring of 2009 with the assistance of Bill Sciarappa, Agricultural Agent for Rutgers
    Cooperative Extension of Monmouth County. In Summer 2009, the rain garden was
    expanded upon as part of the Rain Garden Certification Pilot Program.  This rain
    garden serves as an outdoor classroom for the students of the Biotechnology High
    School and their guests.  In Spring 2010, this rain garden was utilized as part of a
    field trip experience for students in the Freehold Township School District.



    Type of Runoff Managed:

    This rain garden manages runoff from the Monmouth County Biotechnology High
    School parking lot and lawn.


    Installation:

    Approximately forty-five Master Gardeners, Rutgers Cooperative Extension Water
    Resources Program faculty and staff, students and other volunteers participated in
    the installation of this rain garden in the Summer of 2009.  This rain garden
    installation was part of the Rain Garden Certification Pilot Program held at the Rutgers
    Cooperative Extension of Monmouth County facility.


    Plant Layout:

    Rain Garden Map  Coming Soon!

    Plant List: Coming Soon!
        
 

    Maintenance:
   
    This rain garden is maintained by the Master Gardeners of Monmouth County and the     students of the Biotechnology High School.

    Photographs:

    Click here for photographs of the Biotechnology High School rain garden.


 


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