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Specifications at a Glance:
- Sturdy UV-stabilized polyethylene
- 23" diameter x 33" H
- 4' hose
- Holds 50 gallons
- Not for drinking water use
- Gardener's Supply Exclusive
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Rainwater Urn, 50 Gallon
Contemporary Rain Barrel Urn Holds 50 Gallons
This Rainwater Urn is a stylish, shapely alternative to traditional rain barrels. Made of UV-stable, scratch- and chip-resistant polyethylene, it has an appealing
matte textured finish, quality spigot and 4-foot hose with shut-off valve. The top has a recessed basin for stowing watering accessories or
displaying a potted plant. A stylish way to collect free rainwater
Conserve water and treat your plants
Divert water from downspout to rain barrel using the Downspout Diverter (sold separately).
We also offer a larger 65-Gallon Rainwater Urn
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Sorry, no shipments to AK, HI, PR or VI
This oversize item has an additional $10 shipping charge each
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
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- Conserves water (5)
Cons
Best Uses
- Outdoor garden (5)
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Pros
- Conserves Water
- Weather Resistant
Cons
Best Uses
- Keeps water from puddling
- Outdoor Garden
Comments about Rainwater Urn, 50 Gallon:
This is the second urn I've bought. They look great by my front and back deck and I can use the water to water my container garden. I would definitely recommend these. Look like a giant terra cotta pot - and that's what intrigued me, yet are so light.
Pros
- Conserves Water
Cons
- Warning
Best Uses
- Outdoor Garden
Comments about Rainwater Urn, 50 Gallon:
I am unsure if I want to use this on my organic garden. Will it affect my plants that are edible? I might just limit it's use for watering flowers.
Pros
- Attractive
- Conserves Water
Cons
Best Uses
- Outdoor Garden
Comments about Rainwater Urn, 50 Gallon:
This rain barrel really does look like clay or adobe, especially when viewed at a distance. It was lightweight when empty, and was relatively easy to install.
The water flow from the hose really improved after I raised it on a platform.
The only negative was the hose- it's of inexpensive quality and can be easily replaced.
Pros
- Conserves Water
- Precise Spout
- Weather Resistant
Cons
Best Uses
- Decorative
- Outdoor Garden
Comments about Rainwater Urn, 50 Gallon:
I love rain barrels because I can use the water that would normally just flow away. I purchased this rainwater urn(my second rain barrel) to catch the water coming off my back porch. With lots of pots with lots of flowers nearby this will be the perfect solution to watering. Perfect place for the spigot. My watering can fits right under it for easy filling. I may never have to use the watering hose again!
Pros
- Conserves Water
Cons
- Poorly made
Best Uses
- Outdoor Garden
Comments about Rainwater Urn, 50 Gallon:
Pros: Lightweight, nice shape, fairly easy to set up. Cons: Up close, it looks a lot more plastic (which it is) than it does in the pictures. Comes with a Prop 65 (CA hazardous content) warning, which is disconcerting - I'm assuming it's just lead in the hose or something but there weren't any details. The spigot did not fit well in the hole it was supposed to go into - we made it work, [...]. There was no pre-drilled hole for the hose hook, although the instructions indicated there should be one. And I agree with the reviewers who mentioned the planter part filling up with water - we'll have to drill some drainage holes, too.
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