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Installing a Drip Irrigation System

Article Category: Gardening

Author Name: Tina Agnew

If you're searching for ways to keep your garden watered without wasting too much time and money, you have no doubt used a great deal of options in your head. Possibly you've considered a sprinkler system, a hose, or a good old-fashioned watering can. All of these methods might be easy, but more often than not you will wind up wasting water on plants that don't need any more. If you reside in a drought stricken area like I do, you know that every bit of water counts. I wound up obtaining a drip irrigation system. I haven't regretted this decision at all.

When you put in a drip irrigation system, you can select one of two varieties: above ground and below ground. The above ground version drips small amounts of water continuously onto the ground, and allows it to soak in. It is all regulated from a pressure controller, which ensures that the water just comes out at a drip as opposed to a spray or a stream. These pressure regulators are very inexpensive. The whole drip system can be set up with a pressure regulator and a garden hose with holes poked in it (although it is perfect for you to get a pipe created for this sort of use, I've discovered that the hose method works acceptably).

The underground system is a bit more of a pain to fit and look after. But if you're really into the aesthetic aspect of your garden and don't want any visible watering system, then you might consider it worthwhile. It's basically the same as the above ground version, only a tiny trench is dug for the hose or pipe prior to any planting. This allows the water direct entry to the roots for the most watering efficiency. Plus, you can impress your neighbors by having a beautiful garden without ever going outside to water it! They will be baffled.

To select between the two systems, you should take several things into account. Do you have the same plant layout year round? If it is always changing, you in all likelihood won't want to bury your hose. It can sometimes be a pain to dig it up and re-align it with all your new plants each year or so. Even if your plant layout never changes, you have to think about how much you really mind seeing a hose in your garden. If it really bothers you to the extent that you're prepared to work for a few hours to eliminate it, then by all means bury it. But otherwise I would suggest staying above ground if for nothing else than the convenience of repairing and rearranging.

One of the principle advantages of the drip irrigation system is its efficiency. Rather than spraying large sums of water willy-nilly like a hose does, it makes the most of your precious water by putting it exactly where it is needed. It can in addition provide your garden with constant watering, in place of just having to go thirsty whenever you're not around to water it.

So if you are searching for an easy, cheap, favorable, and efficient alternative watering method, you should go out to the gardening outlet today and buy the necessary items to set up a drip irrigation system. I think you'll be astonished at how much easier it is to preserve a garden after you've it.

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