Saving time and water. Beds 1 and 2 are installed with drip lines. Soon they will be buried under the mulch so the water percolates into the soil better. The 3 inches of mulch has been working great to reduce evaporation but it soaks up a lot of water when it is sprayed with a hose. The downside of drip lines; a bit more maintenance, more cost, and the tendency to pay less attention to the plants. The freedom from watering with a hose and using less water definitely have tradeoffs, but in terms of water use, it is totally worth it.
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Wow, Jeff. What tremendous progress you have made!! What a difference from the drifted-over snowy landscape we saw in March!
Keep up the great work!
Dan Holzmiller
Thanks Dan. Hope you can make it back sometime.