Garden Irrigation

Watering Planted Spaces

Unlike broad lawn areas, garden beds, borders, and complex landscaping features require a more refined approach to irrigation. Different plant species have varying water requirements, and the structural layout of a garden bed can obstruct standard sprinkler sprays.

Techniques for Garden Beds

We utilize specialized components to ensure water reaches the soil and root systems of your plants effectively:

• Micro-Sprays: Small, elevated spray heads that deliver a fine mist over low-lying ground cover and dense planting.
• Shrub Sprinklers: Sprinklers mounted on fixed risers that can spray over the top of taller plants and bushes.
• Zoned Planning: Grouping plants with similar water needs into the same irrigation zone to prevent over-watering drought-tolerant species.

Adapting to Landscape Changes

Garden irrigation systems are designed with a degree of flexibility. As plants grow or garden layouts are updated, riser heights and spray nozzles can often be adjusted to maintain proper coverage without requiring a complete system overhaul.