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Rain Gauge

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$15.68 $24.5 In stock

Category: Hardware

Do you know how much rain you had last week? Monitor rainfall in your garden with this simple and stylish rain gauge. A rustic metal rod holds the sturdy glass vial which features both inches and centimetres. Holds up to 12cm or 5 inches of rainfall. H: 70cm; W: 5.5cm.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert P. ★★★★★

I’ve had this in my garden for two weeks now and the measurement lines are so clear I can read the daily total from my kitchen window. The metal rod feels sturdy enough to hold up in windy weather. Exactly what I needed to track my watering schedule.

David E. ★★★★★

The glass vial is thick and feels much sturdier than the plastic ones I've broken before, and I love that it shows both inches and centimeters. It took me five minutes to stake it into the ground near my rain barrel, and now I actually check it after every storm.

Victoria ★★★★★

I mounted this near my vegetable bed and love how easy it is to read the markings—the glass vial with both inches and centimeters is crystal clear. The metal rod feels sturdy enough to handle wind, which was my biggest worry.