1. The size and shape of your lawn Not all lawns need sprinkler systems — especially those on the smaller side. “A very small lawn is sometimes easier to just water on your own,” says Farley.

How drip irrigation lets you save water and time If you’re tired of high water bills and unhappy plants, switching to a drip irrigation system could be a win-win for both you and your yard. Drip ...

Lawn irrigation is simply the process of getting your grass the water it needs. A healthy lawn keeps the HOA at bay and is a badge of honor. If you ask ten different people how to water your lawn ...

The EPA estimates the U.S. would save about 390 billion gallons of water and $4.5 billion in water costs if every home just switched from an automatic sprinkler system to a smart sprinkler system.

The digital system is quite advanced: It uses 50% less water than traditional sprinklers by precisely mapping out your property, watering every square inch that needs a soaking. All you have to do ...

These smart devices will help keep your lawn green Garden experts share the best time to water your lawn — and I've been getting it all wrong Pros of sprinkler system (Image credit: Shutterstock) 1.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, half of water used outside the home is wasted. An irrigation system that isn't properly maintained can waste up to 25,000 gallons a year.

I wouldn’t tear out my existing irrigation system to install Irrigreen, but it’s still worth a look for new homes where water is expensive or its use is restricted (which could be everywhere ...

Credit: GVR Landscape Irrigation valve in the 'off' position. STEP 2: Once the water is shut off, drain the water out of your backflow preventer. This process is different with different systems.