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Drip Irrigation installed
Category: My Front Yard Garden | Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 10:50 pm Hello: I'm still in catch up mode so here is a quick post to show the drip irrigation that I began installing back on March 12th and 13th, according to the date stamp on the photos. Last year I used individual emitters that put out 1 gallon per hour. With those I manually put the emitters in the main feeder lines at the base of each plant or used individual inline drippers in 1/4 inch lines. That was a big ordeal in cutting the line inserting the dripper then adding more line, cutting...lots of work on my tired old hands. This year I am mostly using 1/4 inch line with 1/2 gal emitters built into the line every 6 inches. This is not as efficient but worth the work savings. 
This is the drip lines in the sweet peas on the right and my lettuce on the left. 
Sweet Pea sprouts 
I love the nice dry paths. 
Sweet peas 
Spinach bed 
Lettuce/spinach bed 
Radish, Beets, Carrots bed Thats all for today. Seeya, Uncle Jabba This blog entry has been viewed 224 times
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Things are coming along nicely,
Very efficient Jabba, looks like you are not wasting a drop of water. Login or register to leave a comment. |
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