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Now we're ready for some Rain!bring on the rain!! ( photo / image / picture from Kay's Garden ) We've talked about making a rain barrel for a while, and Bob had some time, so he made one! He spent a total of $31.00. He had to re-route the downspout anyway because it has always been in an awkward spot and this is a great way to solve that problem, and conserve water too. I especially like that he added the spigot at the perfect custom height for me to fill up my watering cans, or I can attach a hose if I want too. I wasn't real happy with the color, but there is an ornamental grass next to it that gets about 8 feet tall, so that will help hide it. So, I'm anxious for some rain to get a "reserve" of water! There is actually rain in our forecast! :) rain barrel ( photo / image / picture from Kay's Garden ) This blog entry has been viewed 458 times
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I like it! I like the price too. The ones I've seen for purchase here are almost $100 plus pay for someone to cut my downspout to install it... Your hubby did great!!!
Well thanks daisybeans! He's a very handy guy!
Looking very good, Bob did a super job.
Toni, Thanks for the tip on the mosquito dunks, I will get them.
Put the mosquito dunks out of the way of mice and other critters -- mine got eaten up in the garage. I don't know if it's bad for them but they ate them all.
Kay your husband did a wonderful job for you and at a great price too. I hope you get the rain you want so that the barrel fills up.
Let it rain!!
We are getting rain right now. It is filling up!
That's a beauty, Kay. Rainwater barrels are so nice to have. I have two and I wish that I had more...(room for more).
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