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Plants that Love Wet Feet

Discover Plants to Absorb Excess Runoff

04/30/2024 | Rating TV-G

Virginia Home Grown

Plants that Love Wet Feet

Clip: Season 24 Episode 2 | 3mVideo has Closed Captions

Discover Plants to Absorb Excess Runoff

Dr. Robyn Puffenbarger explains that Virginia is predicted to experience more days with heavy rainfall as a result of climate change and recommends plants for the landscape to help absorb the excess runoff. Featured on VHG episode 2402; April 2024.

04/30/2024 | Rating TV-G

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