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Leyland Cypress Watering: Soaker Hose Loop at the Drip Line

Most absorbing roots are 5-15 feet from trunk. Run soaker hose loop 10 feet out—~60 feet per tree. Hoses deliver 1 gal/ft/hr. Use timer for 1 hour weekly during drought/heat. Targets the root zone efficiently.

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