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	Name:	Mack -
	Subject:	Irrigation for Gardens and Plants>>
	Date:	7/21/2010 7:53:18 PM

Just fishing for a better way to keep potted plants and vegetables watered while we are not at the Lake for a while. Especially now, with 100* days, it doesn't take long to crispy crunch tomatoes or deck plants.
I pump water from the lake for the lawn sprinkler system with a timer. A couple of spigots off the sprinkler system feed a drip watering system for the potted plants and garden veggies. That is working OK, but I wonder if somebody has a better idea??

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