A properly drilled well with adequate yield (10+ GPM) can handle irrigation. In fact, automated systems often use less water than manual hose watering due to precise scheduling and even distribution.
Consult your well driller for yield data. If yield is marginal, consider a storage tank or drip irrigation for beds.
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