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This rain barrel is so quaint and pretty I'd love to have one on my property, but perhaps they're more expensive than the plastic ones.
ReplyDeleteI do think it's worthwhile having one..
I also keep all my vegetable peels to make my own compost and mix my chickens droppings in there too to make it really rich.
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