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General guidelines for Open Space Meadows also apply to Meadow Gardens. But a meadow garden is a more designed, less natural approach to using meadow plants. Plants may be seeded in sweeping bands of color within the meadow or zones of short, medium, and tall plant mixes can be seeded to provide height progression. In small enough areas, plants may be individually placed and arranged.
The above information was derived from the Prince George's County Bioretention Manual. |
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