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Still plodding along working towards creating my first ever veg patches. Got some spuds in the first strip now. Got to wondering about water-butts. Close by to where I'm doing this is a heavy duty plastic container (about 200-250 litres), left behind by my predecessor. It sits beneath the downpipe from the guttering of my garage. It has no top. Apart from water, I noticed last year that it was also teeming with loads of what may be extra-terrestial life forms wriggling around. I could empty and clean it out and put it back in place, but should a proper water-butt that I would use to water the veggies with, have a lid. What are the issues? I could find something to cover the top with, but would that need to be air/insect tight? Thanks JIP |
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