Drip Irrigation

Drip Irrigation Systems

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Drip Irrigation is an irrigation technology that has been around for more than 30 years. Drip Irrigation, or micro-irrigation, is a low volume method of delivering water slowly and close to the roots of plants.

Why Drip Irrigation?

The idea of slowly releasing water near the root zone of plants is a powerful one for modern irrigation systems. Plants receive water directly at the root level where it is needed most. In an era where the cost of water is skyrocketing and shortages and restrictions are commonplace, Drip Irrigation is becoming an integral component of many irrigation systems. And it saves you money!

How it Works

The Lawn Pros team utilizes a wide variety of devices to custom design a system to fit your needs. Some of these devises include:

• Drip emitters
• Micro sprays
• Bubblers
• Tubing
Lawn Pros Drip Irrigation Systems are designed to allow water to be slowly absorbed into the soil, only when needed. Typically, Drip Irrigation will release ½ gallon per hour versus 2 gallon per minute for sprinkler heads. There is almost no loss to evaporation or run off since the water is delivered directly to the roots.

The flexibility of the Lawn Pros Drip Irrigation System makes the options for customization limitless. Flexible tubing and the variety of emitter devices make it easy to fit irregular shapes or narrow planting beds. The system is also adaptable and changeable so you can easily expand to meet the future needs of your plants and gardens. Conventional sprinklers are great for turf; drip irrigation is perfect for planting gardens and beds or any other combination within the same system.

The cost to install a Drip Irrigation System is relatively low and the benefits are quite appealing:

Benefits

• Save up to 50% on water costs
• Faster growth, healthier plants, and fewer pests
• Minimize and reduce soil erosion on slope areas
• Highly uniform distribution of water, same distribution at the 1st and last emitter
• Systems can be managed with AC or battery powered controllers, allowing automated irrigation in areas with no AC
• Plants can grow as needed, conventional spray systems need to be modified
• Designed especially for pots, containers, raised beds, and window boxes
• Avoid randomly watering your plants and the weeds
• Target where, when, and how often you water your plants
• Delivers precise application of nutrients. Nutrient applications can be better timed to meets plants’ needs.

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