Drip irrigation (or soaker hoses) delivers water slowly directly to roots, reducing waste, preventing foliar diseases, and avoiding overwatering. Overhead spraying wets leaves, promotes fungal issues, and loses water to evaporation.
Install a drip system or soaker hose from a garden supply store. Soaker hoses are a simple, affordable start; drip systems offer more precise control.
— Mack Jean, Master Gardener, Tennessee
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