S2E2: After the Storm - The Rain Garden at the Springfield Botanical Gardens
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Welcome back to Peas in a Podcast! This episode is all about rain gardens. If you've ever wondered about the funny-looking patch of plants on the southeast corner of the botanical center, this is the episode for you! It turns out, there's a lot more to this garden than meets the eye. And rain gardens can help tell a much bigger story about water safety and conservation.   Featured in this episode is Katie Keith, botanical center coordinator and John Harms, professor of sociology at MSU. Thank you both for your contributions!  For pictures of the rain garden during the late summer, check out our Instagram (@sgfbot) and Facebook (@friendsofthegarden). Audio on rain gardens is Peter Longley, courtesy of Springfield Greene-County Park Board. Peas in a Pod-cast is written, produced, recorded, and hosted by Diana Dudenhoeffer. Intro and outro Music is “Curious Nature” by Ketsa, FreeMusicArchive.org, licensed under Attribution – NonCommercial NoDerivites 4.0 International.
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