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ShannonG
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 Posted: 08/09/05 - 23:14 Post subject:
| MastrBrewr wrote: | | Mainstream sprinklers ain't good enough? Why you gotta go incognito on the irrigation front? |
So you can sneak up on the grass. Ssshhhh.......
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Noley
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Posted: 08/10/05 - 01:10 Post subject:
I've had them at my SC and AZ homes. I never notice a problem with the water pressure when their on, no. In AZ, we're on a drip system. Some of the areas get water dripped on them (slowly) instead of a steady stream jetted out. Mine are set for very early morning hours or late in the evenings.
I hope this helps.
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Kimba90
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Posted: 08/10/05 - 04:36 Post subject:
Once the grass starts growing in the spring we can't wait for it to die.
My husband has the fine art of scalping the lawn so it dies even quicker.
I last mowed before the 4th of July. It's been that dry here. Grass has been dead for months.
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TreKay
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Location: Tiger Town!
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Posted: 08/10/05 - 08:33 Post subject:
I have them and still curse the days when I used to drag the sprinkler around, I definetly recommend them!!
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