Drip Irrigation For Every Landscape

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by Robert Kourik
The first clear, thorough discussion of drip irrigation issues faced by small scale growers: system design, irrigation times, system expansion, and aesthetic concealment, drip irrigation for containers, trees, shrubs and vegetable beds, automatic timers, etc.
118 pages, oversized softcover.

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BF210

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11 x 8.5 x 0.5 inches.

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1 pounds.

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