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Photo Credit: Envato Elements
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Photo Credit: Envato Elements
It’s eco-friendly and cost-effective. You save on water bills and reduce your reliance on municipal water supplies.
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- Choose a collection area. - Install gutters and downspouts. - Select a storage container. - Set up a filtration system. - Connect a hose or irrigation system.
Your container choice matters. Rain barrels are popular and come in various sizes. They are easy to install and maintain. For larger gardens, consider a cistern.
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Rainwater needs to be filtered to remove leaves, dirt, and other debris. A simple mesh screen can do the trick.
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Using rainwater is straightforward. Connect a hose to your barrel or cistern spigot. Rainwater is great for all garden plants, including vegetables, flowers, and shrubs.
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