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13
Jun

Rainwater Harvesting Rebates in Maryland

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Rainwater harvesting in Maryland can save you money and help conserve water. Here's what you need to know: Rebates Available: Up to $7,500 for residential properties in Montgomery County, $6,000 in Prince George's County, and $5,000 in Rockville. Eligible Systems: Rain barrels, cisterns, rain gardens, permeable pavement, tree planting, and more. Key Programs: Montgomery County

13
Jun

Maryland CGP Erosion Control Requirements Explained

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If you're tackling a construction project in Maryland, you need to comply with the Maryland Construction General Permit (CGP) to manage stormwater and prevent erosion. Here’s a quick breakdown of the essentials: What is Maryland CGP? A permit regulating stormwater runoff and erosion for construction sites disturbing 1+ acres - or smaller sites part of

13
Jun

Maryland Stormwater Design Manual Overview

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Managing stormwater runoff in Maryland is all about balancing local needs with federal rules. The Maryland Stormwater Design Manual is the key resource for developers, property owners, and contractors to meet these standards. Here's a quick breakdown: Purpose: Helps manage stormwater to protect water quality and prevent flooding. Regulations: Based on the Maryland Stormwater Management

13
Jun

How to Water Gardens Efficiently in Summer Heat

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Maryland summers bring intense heat, unpredictable rain, and high evaporation rates that can dry out soil fast. To keep your garden healthy, follow these key tips: Water Early: Water between 5 AM and 9 AM to reduce evaporation and prevent fungal diseases. Deep, Less Frequent Watering: Soak soil deeply to encourage strong root growth. Use

13
Jun

Ultimate Guide to Year-Round Shade Garden Design

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Want a garden that thrives in shade all year round? This guide covers everything you need to know to design and maintain a lush, low-light garden that stays beautiful through every season. Whether you're dealing with full shade, partial shade, or dappled light, here’s how to make the most of your space: Understand Your Shade:

12
Jun

Rainwater Harvesting with Permeable Patio Pavers

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Want to reduce flooding, cut water bills, and help the environment? Permeable patio pavers and rainwater harvesting systems are the perfect solution for managing stormwater while enhancing your outdoor space. Here's what you need to know: Rainwater Harvesting: Collect and store rainwater for irrigation, flushing toilets, or washing cars. Save up to 40–50% on water

12
Jun

Stormwater Compliance Checklist for Maryland

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Avoid hefty fines of up to $66,712 per day and protect Maryland’s waterways with proper stormwater compliance. Whether managing new construction, industrial facilities, or existing properties, staying compliant is critical. Here’s what you need to know: Who needs compliance? Projects disturbing 1+ acres or increasing impervious surfaces (like roofs and driveways) often require permits. Local

12
Jun

Sediment Control Inspection Process Explained

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Sediment control inspections are essential for protecting Maryland's waterways and ensuring construction projects follow state regulations. Here's a quick breakdown of what you need to know: What It Is: Sediment control prevents soil erosion and water pollution during construction. Why It Matters: Inspections ensure compliance with Maryland’s erosion and sediment control standards, protecting the environment

12
Jun

Deadheading Perennials: Step-by-Step Guide

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Want more blooms in your garden? Deadheading perennials is the key. By removing faded flowers, you redirect your plant's energy from seed production to growing more flowers and healthier roots. This simple technique keeps your garden vibrant all season long. Here’s how to get started: What is Deadheading? It’s cutting or pinching off dead flowers

12
Jun

How Straw Mulch Helps with Stormwater

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Straw mulch is a simple, affordable way to manage stormwater and protect soil. Here's why it works: Reduces Runoff: Straw mulch can cut water runoff by up to 47.4% and soil erosion by 76.2%. Improves Water Absorption: It slows water flow, allowing up to 78.79% of rainfall to soak into the soil. Protects Soil: Straw