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Rainwater collection is still popular and considered eco friendly. There are commercial options available (of varying quality) some with pumps and hoses others with filters (debris and modern pollution being a concern). Safety is also a consideration keeping the rainbarrel covered in some way.

If you shop around you might find pond liner which is cheaper and safer for any wild life, I have heard that roof liner has chemicals in it to prevent mildew. Although you might not be planning to have any fish etc, birds and other wild life might drink or be attracted to the water.

The Briggs and Stratton website has a troubleshooting guide that might help you. Sorry I cant post the direct link as I do not have the required 5 posts needed to post links .

You need to look at the environment where your plants are going to be and select plants accordingly. For example, some plants don't like dry air which can be caused by some heating sytems, some plants don't like too much sun. When you have an idea of the type of "climate" you have, then go to...