Roll up your sleeves: gardening in your yard or in containers will reduce your carbon footprint and exposure to harmful chemicals. It's a great opportunity to teach your kids, put healthy food on the table, and save money on groceries.
Get started at home with award-winning TAGRO fertilizer, soil, and mulch products.
Rain gardens help reduce storm water runoff, provide attractive landscaping features, and are easy to maintain. Pierce County Conservation District has programs that can cut the cost of a rain garden nearly in half.
- More rain garden information from Pierce Conservation District: Website
- Contact Melissa: (253) 845-9770 x109 | email
Don't have the space for a home garden? Learn from neighbors and grow your own food at a community garden, or find an orchard or food forest near you.