If You’re Looking To Save Water – Use A Water Butt!

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With the British Summer’s being so unpredictable, one minute it’s hot and the next it’s raining, collecting rain water has probably never been so unpredictable but with a Water Butt – it’s easy!

 

Simply position the Water Butt in the ideal position and when it rains, let it do it’s work automatically without having to even think about it.

Here at Gardening Works we have a choice of Water Butts available, either a 100 litre, 210 litre or 250 litre version – the choice is yours!

 

 

 

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July is Traditionally The Month To Water Wisely

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We may now be in July but as the weather has got warmer and drier, many of us are going off on our Summer holidays just when our plants need us most!

Even at this time of year it’s worth rigging up a water butt, even maybe a few, especially if your meter is watered and you have fast growing, fruiting plants.

Don’t forget thought to apply water to the roots, underneath the foliage early morning or evening and maybe even think about spreading some mulch over the top of it to seal it in.

 

Five Simple Ways To Save Water This Year

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Following one of the driest winters on record, many water companies are introducing temporary hosepipe bans to help protect our water supply so saving water has never been more important and everyone can do their little bit, it just takes a little bit of care and thought and a small actions can make huge differences!

Here are five simple things you can do:

1. Use a Water Butt to collect rainwater – it can be collected from the house, roof, garage, shed and even your greenhouse!

2. Deliver water directly to the base of your plants by using an approved irrigation system.

3. Keep your garden and beds weed free as they compete with any crops for that precious moisture.

4. Keep evaporation to a minimum by watering either in the morning or late on in the evening.

5. Mix water storing granules in to any containers, window boxes and hanging baskets.

Love Your Environment! Love Your Water!

July Is A Month To Water Wisely

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We may be nearly at the end of July but as the weather has got hotter and drier, but many of us are going off on our Summer holidays just when our plants need us most!

Even at this time of year it’s worth rigging up a water butt, even maybe a few, especially if your meter is watered and you have fast growing, fruiting plants.

Don;t forget thought to apply water to the roots, underneath the foliage early morning or evening and maybe even think about spreading some mulch over the top of it to seal it in.

If you’re looking for a water butt that doesn’t take up too much space then why not think about the Slim Jim Water Butt (100ltr) or the larger, Super Space Saver Water Butt (250 ltr). Both are great products and can be purchased either on their own or as part of a value pack.

Love Your Environment! Save Your Water!

Looking To Save Water – Use A Water Butt!

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recycle works, recycleworks, water butt, water conservation, water saving

With the British Summer’s being so unpredictable, one minute it’s hot and the next it’s raining, collecting rain water has probably never been so unpredictable but with a Water Butt – it’s easy!

Simply position the Water Butt in the ideal position and when it rains, let it do it’s work automatically without having to even think about it.

Here at The Recycle Works we have a choice of Water Butts available, either a 100 litre or 250 litre version – the choice is yours!

 

 

Everyone Should Have A Water Butt!

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Get a water butt to collect rainwater. Using rain water is more planet-friendly than tap water, which has to go through energy-intensive purification. Plants prefer it too – so save it for watering house plants all year round, and in the garden when the weather warms up.

It’s fine for jobs like washing the car too.

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