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Rainwater Harvesting, Part II

Posted on October 12th, 2009 by aGardenInTheCity

Eight barrels, all hooked together, attached to the downspout of the gutter which runs from the roof of the back deck. A drip hose running out into the garden. That was the plan. Sounds simple enough.

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Rainwater Harvesting – Rainbarrels on Steroids

Posted on October 9th, 2009 by aGardenInTheCity

So between wanting to be environmentally conscious, trying to save a little money and wanting to insure that we would actually HAVE water for the garden if there were rationing,

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