50 gallon rain barrel sale by Allen Soil & Water Conservation
Harvest rain with a rain barrel
The Allen Soil and Water Conservation District is selling plastic 50 gallon rain barrels in terracotta, granite and black colors for just $110.00. There are lots of great reasons to install a rain barrel at your home or business:
• Rain barrels catch rain water from your downspout which you can use for watering your lawn and garden.
• Rainwater is better for your plants.
• You’ll help to reduce runoff pollution.
• You’ll help control the moisture around the foundations of your home.
• You can save money on watering.
• You’ll be inspiring others by being an example of environmental stewardship.
• City of Lima residents could be eligible for a $25 rebate.
Barrels come complete with a diverter kit and hardware to quickly connect the units to downspouts.
To order, download the order form, call the office at 419-222-0846 x1004 and request an order form be mailed to you, or order securely and easily online through this link https://www.allenswcd.com/rain-barrels/
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