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Good Evening,

I am currently studying design with the Open University and could do
with some help please. A keen gardener myself I am interested to look at
solutions for watering the garden. I would really appreciate it if
people could respond to the questions below to help me with my project.

Q1: How would you describe the size of your garden?
a) Small b) Medium c) Large


Large


Q2: How do you store rainwater/recycled water in your garden? Please
indicate which of the following statements apply:
a) "I only use water from a tap"
b) "I collect rainwater in a water butt"
c) "I recycle grey water"*
d) Other, please specify


I don't water the garden

*For example waste water from the bathroom/kitchen that is relatively
clean


Q3: How do you water your garden? Please mark all of the below methods
that apply:
a) Hosepipe (using an inside/outside tap)
b) Hosepipe and sprinkler (using an inside/outside tap)
c) Hosepipe Irrigation system (using an inside/outside tap)
d) Hosepipe and electric pump (using an inside/outside tap)
e) Hosepipe and solar powered pump (using water butt rain water)
f) Watering can (filled using an inside/outside tap)
g) Watering can (filled from a water butt containing rain water)
h) Other, please specify


I don't water the garden

Rest of questions not relevant


--
Charlie, Gardening in Cornwall
Holders of National Collections of Clematis viticella
and Lapageria rosea cvs
http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk





Q4: If some of the time you water your garden with rainwater what
factors make you revert back to tap water?



Q5: If I was designing a product to water your garden what would the
three most important considerations be. Please mark those that are
applicable below:
a) Time: "I need to water as quickly as possible, I don't have the time
to continuously keep filling the watering can"
b) Sustainability: " I want to ensure that where possible I conserve
water"
c) Efficiency: I want to make sure my plants receive adequate water"
d) Weight: "I don't like carrying the watering can up and down"
e) Durability/Reliability: "I need a solution that won't let me down and
will last"
f) Aesthetics: "I want the solution to look good"
g) Pressu "I need to ensure there is adequate pressure to
successfully water my garden"
h) Range: "I need to be able to water my garden at long range without
losing pressure".



Q6: If you do not currently use rain/recycled water what are the
barriers that stop you?




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SK2013


 
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