Lansing is the capital of Michigan, and like Madison, it has a waterfront. Lansing's state capitol building is located near where two rivers come together.
Lansing's waterfront on the Grand River.
Lansing's rain gardens are located on the terrace.
They are large and deep, protected with iron railings, and have large openings to accept water from the street.
Maintaining rain gardens is a challenge, because you have to be able to identify which plants to pull as weeds. Having the same people maintain the same garden solves this problem.
Stay tuned for more information and photos of Lansing rain gardens.
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