Rain Garden

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Esquimalt High School

Native plant garden

school by the roads

native plants

Native species

This rain garden is outside the school building. There is a storm drain and ppl walk around the parhs

There are tulips , ferns, a birch tree, daffodils, rocks, and fresh soil

Along the paved path to the Meadow park playground, surrounded by a residential neighborhood

The garden is mostly a large field of grass with trees and bushes surrounding the outside. The ground is lowerered around the garden to let water flow from the nearby path and park

In front of an apartment building near quality foods on Ryder Hesjedal road.

The garden has some short grass and a tree and lots of dirt

This is pollinator garden on the boulevard of Regina Ave with native plants and a Garry oak tree.

Camas, shooting stars, sticky gum weed, pacific sage, and Romer's fescue are a few of the native plants

TIKEL is a wet land formerly used for transportation in canoes, salmon to travel and inhabited by other animals and plants. It was drained for farming and has recently been given back to the First Nations and restored back to holding water.

There’s lots of native trees, plants and grasses but also blackberry bushes which are invasive. There’s also lots of birds that chirp and fly around.

Side garden by entrance to office hub and reception

Maple trees, salal, sedge, fern, oregano

Garden in front of the gear hub entrance

Salal, maple trees

Garden side of the building next to maintenance driveway

Salal

Side garden by gear hub

Salal, ferns

Corner garden behind building

Sedge, fern

Garden behind program team office

Sedge, oregano

Next to community room

Maple trees, salal, sedges

Behind staff room. Back of bldg

Sedge, salal, oregano, rosemary, thyme

protected square in plaza near UVic residences

Grasses, young shrubs,

In between several bounding, surrounded by impermeable concrete paths.

Sword fern.

Beside Petch Building on UVIC Campus. There’s a slough like trough built alongside the building that collects water.

There are both native and invasive species involved. Sword ferns and English ivy.

North of Royal Bay Commons

Trees and shrubs

Next to condo development

Lots of wildlife, plenty of worthy habitat and is well taken care of

In a park beside a parking lot and an apartment

Trees, some native plants

Close to Parkland Secondary School

Most of the biodiversity is trees and plants

At building near parklands

Trees small plants