Woodbridge Board of Health Demonstration Rain Garden

George Frederick Plaza
Woodbridge
NJ 07095

Woodbridge Board of Health Demonstration Rain Garden

Water FeatureEnvironmental EducationEco Landscaping

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History:

The Woodbridge Board of Health rain garden was installed as part of the Stormwater Management in Your Backyard program that trained the Master Gardeners of Union County.

Type of Runoff Managed:

This rain garden manages stormwater runoff from the Woodbridge Board of Health's rooftop via two downspouts.

Installation:

Approximately ten Master Gardeners of Union County and Rahway River Association members were present for the installation of the rain garden in Fall 2005, which was approved by the Woodbridge Board of Health and the Woodbridge Township Asssistant Municipal Engineer, Bask Patel. Rutgers Cooperative Extension faculty and staff provided technical oversite. Sand was used to amend the native soil to increase infiltration rates. The rain garden installation was featured in the Woodbrige News - click here to view the article.

Plant List:

Big Bluestem
Blackhaw Viburnum
Blue Flag Iris
Cattail
False Blue Indigo
Joe Pye Weed
Kobus Magnolia
New York Aster
New York Ironweed
Obedient Plant
Pussy Willow
Red Chokeberry
Silky Dogwood
Swamp Milkweed

Maintenance:

The rain garden is maintained by the Master Gardeners of Union County.

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