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Rain gardens work Drawdown of High Island Lake continues By Tim KrohnThe Free Press Hardy native species are planted, including grasses with deep root systems.
They are designed with a tile line running along the bottom of the trench so water does not stand more than 48 hours to prevent mosquitoes from breeding. The gardens serve as micro-retention ponds, filtering out pollutants and lawn chemicals. 
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