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<br />control. Set the mower blade height to 6-12 inches or use a garden sheer to cut back the plants back <br />to about 2-3 inches from the ground. <br /> <br />Third Season and Beyond <br />Each spring, you can begin by cutting back the dried vegetation (if you desire a neat appearance) and <br />conducting a walk thorough of your garden for weeds. No watering or fertilization is required or necessary. <br />Inevitably, a few plants will not live through the first year or second year. Use this opportunity to replant or <br />seed the area with species that are propagating. The cost of installing and maintaining a Rain Garden can <br />be considerably less than installing or replacing turfgrass (Table 1). Remember, the goal is to have a <br />functioning landscape that is enjoyable and attractive. <br /> <br />Table 1 . Cost Comparison <br /> <br />Installation & Maintenance Costs of Turf vs. Native Plants (1999 Dollars) <br /> <br />Installation Cost <br />(estimated per acre) <br /> <br />Annual Maintenance Cost <br />(estimated per acre) <br /> <br />Sodded turf grass <br /> <br />$18,700 <br />$9,600 <br /> <br />$1,210 <br />$1 ,270 <br /> <br />Seeded turf grass <br /> <br />Rain Garden Planting or <br />Prairie Restoration Project <br /> <br />$2,500 - $10,500 <br /> <br />$200 <br /> <br />PLANT AND SEED SOURCES <br />The South Zumbro Watershed Partnership does not endorse any of the businesses listed below or their products. <br />This is a resource list that should be used a guide for sources of Rain Garden plants and seeds. Every business <br />that provides native plants or seeds is not listed below. Please contact your local garden center or nursery to <br />determine if they carry the products that you need. Remember, the origins of your plants or seed should be within a <br />200 mile radius of Rochester. <br /> <br />Source: Landscaping for Wildlife & Water QuaUty <br />Minnesota Department of Natural Resources <br /> <br />Sargent's on SeCond <br />1811 2nd Street SW <br />Rochester <br />(507) 289-6068 <br /> <br />Prairie Moon Nursery <br />Route 3 Box 163 <br />Winona, MN 55987 <br />(507) 452-1362 <br /> <br />Garden Marketplatz <br />5225 County Road 15 SW <br />Byron <br />(507) 281-1023 <br /> <br />Landscape Alternatives <br />1705 St Albans Street <br />Roseville, MN 55113 <br />(651) 488-3142 <br /> <br />Jim Whiting Nursery & Gardens <br />3820 Hwy 63 North <br />Rochester <br />(507) 289-3741 <br /> <br />Ion Exchange <br />1878 Old Mission Drive <br />Harpers Ferry, IA 52146 <br />(800) 291-2143 <br /> <br />Stangler's Farm & Seed Nursery <br />808 Broadway South <br />Rochester <br />(507) 289-2037 <br /> <br />Hilde & Associat~s <br />326 Glover Road South <br />River Fans, WI 54022 <br />(800) 790-9495 <br /> <br />Nature's Way <br />1 no 75th Street NE <br />Rochester <br />(507) 289-3039 <br /> <br />Woods End <br />807 College Street <br />Northfield, MN 55057 <br />(507) 663-1544 <br /> <br />18 <br />
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