Best Water Saving - Watering Methods - Replacing Your Water Can in Your Garden

ISBN-10: 1311198741
ISBN-13: 9781311198747
Category: Gardening
Pages: 46
Language: English
Published: 2015-11-29
Publisher: Mendon Cottage Books
Authors: John Davidson, Dueep Jyot Singh

Description

Table of Contents Introduction Water Can Using a Hose Pipe Water Sprinkler or Artificial Rainer Water Needed for Different Crops Quantity of Water Needed for Your Garden Overwatering And Under Watering Where Do You Get the Water from? Disadvantages of Overhead Irrigation Soil Erosion Conclusion Water Tanks and Canals Author Bio Publisher Introduction Some people are just going to look at this topic of watering methods and wonder, why anybody would want to write on different ways of watering. You just sow the seeds, you just pick up the cans, and hosepipes, and water the plants, don't you? Ah, that is all right, but at what intervals? Which plants need how much water? This book is going to tell you all about methods of how you are going to replace your water can at the same time preserving water. Also, because this gardening series is more into sustainable gardening, and preservation of our natural resources, you are going to get plenty of information on how you can save water, prevent water loss and at the same time have a really well appreciated harvest.

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