Drip Irrigation on a Hill
7 years ago
I’m looking to run drip irrigation on a hill that will be covered with perennials and trees. The soil is clay. Do I run bubblers for the trees and perennials or a drip line around the trees? Run the main line across the top right? Anything different then running on a flat flower bed?
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