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Old 15-04-2003, 05:32 PM
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My front + backyard is about 2000 square feet. Instead of having a
conventional sprinkler system, is it possible to install a drip
irrigation for a lawn ? If so are there any companies in austin that
do that ?
Thanks in advance.

BR
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Old 15-04-2003, 09:56 PM
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I mow very high (4 inches or more) and I lay down soaker hoses. As long as I am
careful not to go over the connector while mowing, it works very well.
Virtually no loss to evaporation.

On the other hand, I have been removing more and more turf each year. This
year, so far I have removed at least 500 square feet and planted natives. I
removed the whole strip between the sidewalk and street. That is such a useless
space. Now, I will only have to water it on rare occasions. I used Guara
lindheimerii 'Siskyou Pink' and 'Whirling Butterflies.' Last fall I planted 1/2
pound of bluebonnet seeds and it is now a beautiful strip of flowers. G.
lindhermerii flowers till frost, all summer.


On 15 Apr 2003 09:30:01 -0700, (br) wrote:

My front + backyard is about 2000 square feet. Instead of having a
conventional sprinkler system, is it possible to install a drip
irrigation for a lawn ? If so are there any companies in austin that
do that ?
Thanks in advance.

BR


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