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Rain Water BarrelsRain water barrels offer an eco-friendly solution for watering plants -- indoors and out. You have quite a few options. From wooden rain barrels to plastic, rain barrels are available in a variety of sizes, shapes and decorative styles. They all help to conserve water and save you money. Here you'll discover tips for using rain barrels, how to choose the best one for you, plus find out which time-and-effort-saving rain barrel accessories you need. ![]() Plastic Rain BarrelDo your garden a big favor: collect pure, chemical-free rainwater to help plants thrive. Made from durable, UV-stable polyethylene (25% recycled), this Deluxe Rain Barrel Want to save even more rainwater and money, too? Get Two Rain Barrels with FREE Linking Kit. ![]() Rainwater UrnWant practical and good-looking, too? This Rainwater Urn Made of UV-stable, scratch- and chip-resistant polyethylene, it has an appealing matte textured finish, quality spigot and 6-foot hose with shut-off valve. The top has a recessed basin for stowing watering accessories -- or displaying a potted plant. These rain water barrels are a stylish way to collect free rainwater. Put one to good use...you'll save money, conserve water and treat your plants. ![]() Wooden Rain BarrelWooden rain barrel? Most people will think so. This Flat-Back Rain Barrel It holds a big 50 gallons, yet snugs right up to the house thanks to its space-saving flat-back design. The whiskey barrel-style complements traditional home designs -- and this one has all the features you want: Return from Rain Water Barrels back to House Plants Home Page. |
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Keep a watering can near your rain water barrel. It'll be handy for watering your house plants. Just remove the barrel lid and dip the can to fill it up in seconds. Buying Tips:
![]() Why Use Rainwater for House Plants?Plants like rainwater because it's naturally soft and chemical-free. Tap water from public water supplies often contains chlorine, fluoride and other chemicals that can harm plants. And, if you use a water softener, you're adding harmful salts to your plants, too. It's a good idea to flush your plants with water every few months to remove the chemicals that build up in the soil. No downspout? The lotus flower rain chain is a beautiful solution to tame downpours and capture rainwater. Attach this decorative Copper Lotus Lily Rain Chain |
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