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    1.Erosion:
    If the rain is literally pelting down, it is best to keep your plants protected indoors. Heavy showers can erode the fertile top soil and make your plants malnutritioned. Moreover, wind and torrential cans can also break the tender stems of your younger plants.

    2.First Rains:
    If you live in polluted city area, then try to protect your garden plants from the rainwater of the first showers. This is because, the first rains wash away all the pollutants in the air. They are often acidic and corrosive in nature.

    3.Natural Showers:
    If the rain is falling as light showers, you can keep your plants outside for a natural bath. Light showers will wash away the dust from the leaves of the plants. Your garden plants also enjoy the gentle rocking of the mild showers.

    4.Rainwater Harvesting:
    You must be aware that rainwater is the purest form of water on earth. And anyway, usable water is a scarce resource. So place buckets on your terrace to collect all the rainwater than you can. Use this rainwater to water your garden plants later on.


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