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Re: How to ease water chores in the heat of summer
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- Subject: Re: How to ease water chores in the heat of summer
- From: "Steve Johnson" sjohnson@metronet.com>
- Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 13:23:58 -0500
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> Yesterday I was in Walmart and saw that you can buy bulk footage of
> irrigation hose in hundred foot packages, they sell the fittings and
> couplings separately. It doesn't look to hard to set up
> either............tinker toys for adults, LOL! Hand the project over to
> a twelve year old with a promise of a new game boy cartridge for
> completion, it will be done in no time and probably done very well too.
>
This is the approach I took (bulk hose and package of fittings)
combined with a little "southern ingenuity" using some 1/2 pvc and
fittings to make a nice T split from water source and up over the
edge of each 12 inch tall raised bed. (My neighbor calls it "a work
of art").
One word of advice, the fittings that you use to attach the irrigation
hose together are easy to fit together but impossible to remove...so
take a moment to make sure you have it laid out the way you want
before you fit the hoses together.
Steve
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