It's garden tour season and we've had a number of BlueBarrel Rainwater Catchment System™ sightings across the USA!
Some tour hosts coordinate with us. Others we find out about after-the-fact when somebody sends a photo. Either way, we're here to share the experience with you.
2024 Garden Tours

BlueBarrel founder, Jesse Savou, with customer Dean Briggs at the Sonoma-Marin Eco-Friendly Garden Tour.

Jesse greets tour participants at Dean's place, discussing the benefits of rainwater harvesting.

Jesse demos the leaf eater and downspout diverter for tour guests. We are so thankful to Dean for inviting us out to his place to help host his tour site.

This BlueBarrel System™ was also spotted on the Eco-Friendly Garden Tour (and can be toured any day!) as it is located at Sonoma Water's water education facility in Healdsburg.
Says their coordinator: "The green barrel is not functionally a rain barrel. It was a deep fake to connect the downspout to a 4” drain outlet to the adjacent redwood grove. A leaf eater was added to take a portion of the flow into our BlueBarrel System to water the low-water-use garden for the kids."

Anonymous BlueBarrel sighting! This BlueBarrel System™ was spotted on the Pence Garden Tour in Davis. Zoom in on the decal to know it's one of ours 🙂
Find a Garden Tour in Your Area
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Enjoy our Virtual Garden Tour!
In 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Sonoma-Marin Saving Water Partnership took their annual tour online. Watch this short video to experience BlueBarrel's 2021 "tour stop."
Showcase your BlueBarrel System™
If you are a BlueBarrel customer wanting to showcase your system on your local garden tour, please reach out to us for materials and support. Depending on the location, we may even be able to send a rep to help you host and educate visitors about the benefits of rainwater harvesting.