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Step 6Position Sprayers for Ground Cover
Where the plantings are so dense it's difficult to snake tubing at the roots, branch out with micro sprayers.
Pierce the ½-inch tubing with a hole punch, then insert a small straight connector. Attach a length of unperforated ¼-inch tubing long enough to reach the location of the micro sprayer. Connect the other end of the ¼-inch tubing to the micro sprayer.
MORE: How to Install In-Ground Sprinklers
Clip the sprayer to a stake and position it in the ground cover.
Use a similar method to branch out with single emitters (to rose bushes, for example), foggers, or other specialized drip heads.
MORE: How to Repair a Leaking Sprinkler (VIDEO)
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Pierce the ½-inch tubing with a hole punch, then insert a small straight connector. Attach a length of unperforated ¼-inch tubing long enough to reach the location of the micro sprayer. Connect the other end of the ¼-inch tubing to the micro sprayer.
MORE: How to Install In-Ground Sprinklers
Clip the sprayer to a stake and position it in the ground cover.
Use a similar method to branch out with single emitters (to rose bushes, for example), foggers, or other specialized drip heads.
MORE: How to Repair a Leaking Sprinkler (VIDEO)
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