Why not come see us at the RHS Garden Harlow Carr Summer Garden Show 24th- 27th June 2021.
We will be there all all weekend with our fantastic water butts up and running in a real life situation. You can see how just how easy they are to set up as well as the key features that make them very different to the average water butt.
Our small friendly team will be there happy to answer any questions you may have.
The kids at Lady Elizabeth Hastings school in Thorp Arch near Wetherby have a great new activity garden built by a team of willing Parents. They have no water supply down there so they’ve built a Playhouse to collect rainwater in their Rainwater Terraces. They can’t wait to get planting!
Rainwater Terrace water butts come in a range of sizes that includes this low level water butt which is the perfect height for children to get involved in recycling rainwater whilst growing herbs, flowers and salad vegetables in the self watering planter pods.
In long dry spells you may need to top up the water in the Planter trays that the side and top planters take their water from. Hopefully you can use water stored in the Rainwater Terrace but if not just use tap water. Each tray holds about 2.5 litres of water before it overflows into the container below.
We love to shout about how great we think Rainwater Terrace water butts are but we love it even more when we receive such great feedback from our valued customers.
Don't take our word for it, see what some of our customers think.
Verified customer reviews received between 2015 and 2021.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 April 2015
It is often hard to find space inside for young plants that are not yet hardened to the cooler nights in early spring.
Not every one has space for a greenhouse so a good solution is to use a a temporary greenhouse made out of a clean pp storage box.
2 storage boxes (with lids) filled with 8-10 cm of good compost, plug plants can easily be planted in rows using tape to label each variety.
Now the perennial plug plant lucky dip from Thomson & Morgan can be toughened up without the risk of frost damage in late April.
The collection includes the following plants :-
A, Achillea Cassis
B, Aquilegia Swan Mixed
C, Armeria Ballerina Mixed
D, Chrysanthemum White Knight
E, Digitalis (Foxglove) Dalmation Mixed
F, Delphinium Pacific Giants
G, Rudbeckia All Sorts
H, Geum Double Blazing Sunset
I/J Lavandula (Lavender) Stoechas
K/L Antirrhinum Madamme Butterfly
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