Benefits of a Drip System

May 11, 2016

Green Turf’s landscape drip products are made especially for low-volume irrigation systems. By delivering water at or near plants’ root zones, Green Turf’s landscape drip products offer targeted watering with the following advantages:

  • Water efficiency
  • Less evaporation
  • No over-spray or run-off
  • Only plants are watered, not mulch or dirt
  • Versatility
  • Optimum growing conditions for healthier plants
  • Cost savings

Save time, water waste and money by watering your landscape beds, potted plants, hanging baskets or second story planters with drip products.

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