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Rain Garden I

November 30, 2015

By Heath Keirstead

Beth Young’s Rain Garden Design:

Beth Young Rain Garden design

Tagged: landscaping, low impact development, native plants, landscape designs

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Heath Keirstead

Heath Keirstead

Heath Keirstead manages Benton SWCD’s Communications and Community Engagement. She has a Master’s in Soil Science from Oregon State University. She loves working with partners, customers, volunteers, and interns!

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