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21-07-2005, 03:15 PM
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Irrigation question
We have a rock yard in a semi-arid region with 60+ shrubs and small trees to
water. Walking around and watering with a hose is a waste of time and I'm wondering what the best irrigation system would be. I would prefer some sort of low tech "fill a barrel, gravity feed" tube system but maybe that won't work. Does anybody know a good way to set something like this up? |
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21-07-2005, 03:37 PM
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BillC wrote:
We have a rock yard in a semi-arid region with 60+ shrubs and small trees to water. Walking around and watering with a hose is a waste of time and I'm wondering what the best irrigation system would be. I would prefer some sort of low tech "fill a barrel, gravity feed" tube system but maybe that won't work. Does anybody know a good way to set something like this up? Drip. You can bury the piping. |
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21-07-2005, 04:08 PM
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BillC wrote:
We have a rock yard in a semi-arid region with 60+ shrubs and small trees to water. Walking around and watering with a hose is a waste of time and I'm wondering what the best irrigation system would be. You might look into orchard tubing with drip emitters. Standard ag stuff. Nick |
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