Don't dig, RE-IRRATE your garden! 10 tips to bring your irrigation system back to life... and your garden!
NINTH Council
XFS sub-irrigation dripline
Problem
The sprinkler irrigation system irrigates the surface of the lawn and a large part of the distributed water evaporates due to the heat.
When the surface is wet, the lawn is not livable and gardening operations such as mowing the lawn cannot be carried out.
Rain irrigation washes out the smallest particles of the soil, favoring its compaction and thus reducing the aeration of the roots.
The soil and leaves are often wet, favoring fungal diseases and weed germination.
Solution and advantages
Water waste due to evaporation, mist, surface runoff or drift is eliminated.
The surface is always dry and your lawn is always livable. Furthermore, you can carry out gardening operations at any time.
The soil is less compact and the grass is healthier, with a better root system and more oxygen.
Fewer fungal diseases and less weed germination.
Your lawn is important... and so is our water!
A perfect lawn fundamentally depends on a perfect irrigation system. Therefore, perfecting your irrigation system allows you to get the lawn you have always wanted.
Furthermore, water is a limited natural resource. Learning to use this resource intelligently is becoming increasingly important. The RI IRRIGO project saves you 80% of water. CORRECT YOUR SYSTEM.
