Register Your Rain Garden

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Rain Garden Registration

Show off your rain garden and let neighbors learn more about what it does.

If you live in our district, and have built a rain garden that captures stormwater runoff from your roof or other surfaces, you can register your rain garden here!
We’ll send you a 7×9 inch aluminum sign to place in your front yard—it’s a great way to share the benefits of rain gardens with your neighbors. With everyone doing their part, our streams will be healthier and cleaner.
All personal information will be kept confidential and will not be shared.
Only one sign request per household, please.

Rain Garden Registration Form

Contact Info

First Name *

Last Name *

Phone *

Your Email *

Where is the rain garden located?

Street *

City *

Zip Code *

Would you like a Rain Garden sign?

Yes, please send me a sign!

Address where we should send the sign (if different than the address above)

Street

City

State

Zip Code

Rain Garden Tours and Outreach Photos

Yes, I would be interested in having my garden be included in tours.
Yes, I would be interested in having my garden be photographed for use in outreach materials
Note: We will always contact you for permission prior to offering any tours or to take photos.

Rain Garden Info

Help us track our impact on stormwater by entering some basic information about your rain garden/s!

How big is your rain garden?

How big is the roof or other area that drains to the rain garden? (*Please note, if it does not receive stormwater from a roof, driveway, or other hard surface, we are unable to register it as a rain garden.)

Please describe your garden and tell us what plants you used.

Please share any tips or lessons learned!

Where did you get the information you needed to to build a rain garden? (mark all that apply)

A rain garden class offered by East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District (EMSWCD)The EMSWCD websiteA rain garden class offered by another organization (a nursery, a botanical garden, a local government in the Portland region, etc)A neighbor or friendOther (please describe below)