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It was in 2007 that the township installed a $200,000 stormwater-management system in backyards of homes on Anvil Road, long prone to flooding. A swale toward the back of the Bellosi property - owned then and still by Anthony's mother, Sandy - was the low point in the neighborhood, and thus got two sizable drains to suck up runoff from all around.
Beginning in 2009, he built a couple of beds, then just kept adding. They were as small as four-by-six feet, and as big as three-by-16, with 20-inch-wide mulch paths between. He steered clear of the drains and, he said, made sure the beds wouldn't obstruct water flow to them.