Soaker hoses, forerunners of drip irrigation, are long tubes of perforated or porous plastic/rubber with hose fittings at one or both ends. Attach to a regular hose, turn on water, and water seeps/sprinkles along the entire length.
Use for rows, snake through wide beds, or coil around trees/shrubs. They run longer than sprinklers; check penetration with a trowel or soil tube. Mulch hides hoses, aids moisture retention, and suppresses weeds without interfering with water delivery.
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