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…irrigation.   SAWS offers an irrigation rebate to remove unnecessary drip irrigation.   Drip is never needed to grow river rock.   Proper 24-inch spacing.   What’s the proper spacing…

…was drowned by excessive drip irrigation. 9. Proper 24-inch spacing. 10. What’s the proper spacing of drip in areas without plants? None. Areas void of plants don’t need irrigation. Period….

When installed properly, kept in good repair and scheduled correctly, drip irrigation can be a tool to reduce outdoor water use. Consider these potential problems before deciding on drip. Does…

…Drip irrigation saves water, right? It’s a question I hear quite often and the answer actually depends on your landscape design, type of drip irrigation and, most importantly, how it…

…month, drip can use as much water as any water leak in the house. During Stage 2 drought restrictions, drip irrigation is allowed any day of the week but only…

…systems are working overtime, drip irrigation has been working double-and triple-time — and using far more water than traditional irrigation systems. Under current Stage 2 watering rules, drip can be…

…irrigation in flowerbeds into drip irrigation, the SAWS Irrigation Design Rebate may be just the ticket. You can also go completely cold turkey and permanently retire the whole irrigation system,…

…irrigation, proper installation of them and how to schedule run times accordingly. Drip irrigation comes in two designs: point source and inline tubes. Point Source Drip Irrigation Point source is…

…indicator heads (if present) removed Spray Zone to Drip Irrigation SAWS has discontinued the drip irrigation rebate. It was found to show no water savings on average and often requires…

…irrigation system. Targeted changes include capping entire sprinkler zones, converting entire spray irrigation zones to drip irrigation (landscape beds only) or converting all conventional spray irrigation heads in a zone…