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TOLEDO -- Some local high school students get "black" dirt under the nails as a way to make the world a bit "greener." It's all about the 3 "P's" in this week's green report. Planning, prepping, and planting as a rain garden comes to life.
The earth is broken here. But the bond between start high school students working on this project is clearly visible. Their task...to create a rain garden behind their new school.
$12 thousand of grant money from both the non-profit agency American Rivers and the Ohio EPA helped make this possible, not to mention more than 20 types of native plants supplied by The Andersons.
For more information about rain gardens, visit the link below.
