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Shropshire garden irrigation

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Drip irrigation in greenhouses

Non drip transport pipes can so easily be disguised with gravel, soil or woodchip. This opens up a huge range of options for irrigation in your garden

Drip irrigation for hanging baskets and climbing plants

Connection points between irrigation systems and hose pipes can be easily concealed if the system does not connect directly to the outside tap

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Pots receiving drip irrigation

Transport pipe installation + rooting powder

Just two weeks later the work is hardly visible

Hozelock timers are great for autonomous garden irrigation

DB valve to prevent contamination of mains water

A transport pipe (non drip) hidden by wood chip

Drip supply in a warm greenhouse

Giving a young tree 2l/hour extra

The grass knitted back together within about 2 weeks

Rows of pots can be easily supplied with drippers

Different watering requirements can be tailored to

So many different areas of garden can be reached using drippers

Gaps through paving can be used as routes for drippers

Installing a transport pipe (non drip)

Once covered, you wouldn't know its there

Dripper tube installation

Drippers are perfect for thirsty baskets

Thirsty sweet peas looking very healthy with drip irrigation

Sprinklers are very quick and easy to install

Connection point for areas not directly connected to an outside tap

How not to do it...

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