Subsurface Irrigation

Subsurface irrigation is a method of watering plants by delivering water directly to the root zone through a network of underground pipes or drip lines. This technique minimizes water loss due to evaporation and runoff, making it an efficient option for areas with water restrictions or drought conditions. Subsurface irrigation is commonly used in lawns, gardens, agricultural fields, and landscapes where maintaining consistent soil moisture is critical for plant health. The installation process includes laying the irrigation lines beneath the soil surface, connecting them to a water source, and adjusting the flow to meet the needs of different plants. This method promotes deep root growth, reduces weed growth, and conserves water, making it an environmentally friendly irrigation solution.