What it suits

Most outdoor spaces with plants in them.

Every space is set up as one or more zones, each with the right kind of watering and its own schedule.

Lawns

Pop-up sprinklers that sit flush with the grass and only rise when they run, with schedules that water deeply and less often for stronger roots.

Borders and beds

Drip line laid along the base of plants and hidden under mulch, so water goes into the soil, not onto leaves or paths.

Pots and planters

An individual dripper for each pot, sized to how thirsty it is. Pots dry out fastest, so this is where automatic watering helps most.

Roof terraces

Sun and wind dry containers quickly up high. A tidy system with neat pipework and a schedule that can run more than once a day in summer.

Balconies

Compact setups for a few planters, often running from an indoor or balcony tap, with pipework kept discreet.

Greenhouses

Drippers for grow bags and pots, or misting where it suits, so tomatoes and seedlings are watered on time when you are not there.

Something else in mind, such as a living wall or a vegetable plot? Ask us.

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