Canton's Waterfront Rain Gardens Get Spruced Up On Friday

BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- BGE Volunteers and Constellation volunteers will clean and replant two waterfront rain gardens in Canton as part of the Waterfront Partnership's Healthy Harbor Initiative, according to partnership staff.

On Friday, the volunteers will weed and tend to 850 native plants that were planted in the area in July 2019, partnership staff said.

They will begin working at Boston Street Pier Park in the 2600 block of Boston Street around 10 a.m. and will likely wrap up their work around 12:30 p.m., according to partnership staff.

These plants capture and filter polluted stormwater runoff from a 6,840-square-foot area of Boston Street, preventing it from entering the Harbor.

Ongoing maintenance and volunteer days are vital to the partnership's mission, according to partnership staff.

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