Three feet of height is enough to run two lines of drip tape over about 250 square feet, using about a third less water than a hose. The cost is your legs: someone carries and fills that bucket. Put a rain tank uphill and that labor disappears.
Three feet of height is enough to run two lines of drip tape over about 250 square feet, using about a third less water than a hose. The cost is your legs: someone carries and fills that bucket. Put a rain tank uphill and that labor disappears.
Shade, a slope, a wet corner, a layout that makes every contractor wince. The awkward ones are the interesting ones — and the answer is rarely to start over.