We design and build rain gardens and cistern systems through the RainWise rebate program. Many homeowners in the Seattle area are eligible for RainWise rebates that average $4500 and generally cover 80% of project costs. Cisterns are a great way to help mitigate storm water pollution while also saving money on watering your garden or lawn. We believe in the Permaculture design principles of working with nature through diversity and observation. Questions about Permaculture? We love answering them all!.
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A rain garden is a shallow depression containing spongy soil and a variety of plants that thrive in northwest sun, soil and moisture conditions. With every storm, rain carries pollutants off our roofs, driveways and other hard surfaces to local creeks, Lake Washington and Puget Sound. During big storms, the sheer volume of this "stormwater" can cause sewer overflows, and erode hillsides and stream banks.
A cistern is a large above-ground container used to collect roof water. It is similar to a rain barrel and but can hold 200 or more gallons. During the winter, cisterns store rain temporarily to reduce the amount of water entering the sewer system during a storm surge. Then slowly release the water back into the sewer system.
Permaculture is a conscious productive design system which has the diversity, stability, and resiliency of natural ecosystems. Permaculture aims to provide one's food, energy, shelter and other material and non-material needs in an ecological way. Our greatest teacher is nature, once we can learn to sit and patiently learn from our environment we can then begin to understand how to best interact with it.
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