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Standing with your finger over the end of a garden hose and spraying your vegetable plants and ornamental borders with water on a hot summer's afternoon is a real blast from the garden past, thanks to the adaptability and super-efficiency of the Garden Watering Kit.
Ideal for watering pots and planters, garden borders and vegetable patches, the combined 35 metres of piping (10m of main distribution pipe and 25m of sprinkler supply pipe) provides the potential for watering en masse and as each of the 20 sprinklers can irrigate an area up to 2 metres in diameter (depending on water pressure), your plants certainly won't go thirsty!
The sprinklers - all of which are fully adjustable - simply push into the end of each piece of supply pipe and as all the piping can be cut to length with a pair of scissors, the whole Garden Watering Kit system can be tailored to your own particular garden situation.
• Garden Watering Kit includes all neccessary connectors, fittings and fixings
• Suited for use with mains water supply
• Includes 10m of water distribution pipe
• 25m of 5mm diameter sprinkler supply pipe provided
• 20 fully adjustable sprinkjlers
• Piping is simply cut to suit your beds, borders or pots
• Sprinklers can cover an area of 2m in diameter depending on local water pressure
• Sprinklers just push onto end of sprinkler supply pipe
• Ideal for pots, patio containers, vegetable patches or large ornamental borders
• Sprinklers can be pushed down to soil level to reduce evaporation
• Water delivered to soil and roots
• Avoid diseases such as downy mildew by watering soil not leaves
• Kit can be packed away for winter if neccessary
What the Experts Say...
"Armed only with a pair of scissors, you can cut the supply pipes of this clever system to size, ensuring that the 20 fully adjustable sprinklers are working exactly where needed to keep your crops happy. Because you are watering soil, not leaves, you can reduce the rist of downy mildew and other diseases- and the whole kit can be packed away in a garage or shed for winter if required."
Grow your own Magazine, July 2010
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