Watering a tree with no well

May 01, 2006 4 Replies

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Richard Miller 20 years ago

I'm going to put a row of trees down each side of my yard and put about 6 or

8 trees on each side for a privacy hedge. I didn't want to make 16 wells which can be a lot of work not to mention that it's not the look I want. So how can I water the trees once I plant then and put the grass back around them?

Richard

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Doug Kanter 20 years ago

- Soaker hose

- A sprinkler set on very low so it just trickles

- Best idea: A Rain Wand:

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out LOTS of water, but breaks it up like a shower head, so it has time to soak in, instead of puddling (unless your soil's atrocious).

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dr-solo 20 years ago

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Nicole 20 years ago

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AndyS 20 years ago

Andy comments:

I saw a gardening show recently where the presenter said that grass puts out some sort of "stuff" into the soil that retards the growth of other plants. It was a scientific type of show, and their claims made sense as it agrees with things that I have observed over a lifetime..... If you want your plants to grow better, get rid of weeds and grass...

Andy in Eureka, Texas

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