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Whether you have a garden or indoor plants, you can keep them happy and healthy whilst saving water.
If collected properly, we can have a year-round water supply. Connect guttering to outside buildings and run a downpipe into a large water butt.
It's important to replace the crops you harvest or the flowers that finish with a constant supply of new ones. To achieve this, continue to sow seeds each month during summer.
Chop up nettles and place them in a bucket of rainwater, then leave it for a month to ferment. Dilute 1:10 with water and give to your plants.
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If you haven’t already got one, a water butt is a great way to collect rainwater to water your garden.
Hoses and sprinklers can use up to 1,000 litres of water an hour- equivalent to more than 12 baths - so rainwater harvesting can be a great way to make you more water efficient and save money all year round.
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Are you wondering how to reduce your water saving further? Our experts have lots of tips to help you save water at home.
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