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The Most Versatile Landscape Irrigation Product on Earth! Low-Profile Irrigation Rings for Trees, Shrubs, Flower Gardens, and Vegetable Beds! Trickle Ring LLC P.O. Box 36 Arrington, TN 37014 615.414.5309 Home What is a Trickle Ring? Purchasing Accessories Returns and Special Orders
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$10.95 each; 3 for $27; 12 for $96; 25 for $150; or Custom Wholesale over 1,000
2008 NEW FEATURE! Water delivery holes face AWAY from the trunk- Increase water pressure to increase the irrigation radius! Water Small or Large Trees!
$10.95 each; 3 for $27; 12 for $96; 25 for $150 Trickle, Drip, Sprinkle or Spray! Proudly Made in the U.S.A. Manufactured by: Available Plastics, Inc., Huntsville, Alabama
Available Locally in Arrington at: Bonnie's Barnyard - 615-395-7679 Trickle Ring Blog Site- Using Trickle and Drip Irrigation for Gardening Visit Trickle Ring LLC at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas, May 6-8, 2008
Advantages of Trickle rings:
How to Water your Trees, Shrubs, or Plants; Large or Small: Healthy Root Systems Require a Balance of Both Oxygen and Water. Setting the water height to 4 inches from a Trickle Ring with the holes UP will disperse approximately 5 gallons in 20 minutes! Avoid Watering Leaves and Foliage- Keep Watering Height Low or Position Trickle Ring with Holes Down. Water in the Morning to Give Leaves a Chance to Dry Before Nightfall to Reduce Opportunities for Fungus and Disease. How Much and How Often? Depends on Many Factors. Five Gallons 2 Times a Week for Trunks up to 2 Inches Diameter Unless Weather is Abnormally Wet or Dry. Sandy Soil Drains Quickly so Water More Frequently; Clay Soils Drain Slower so Water Less Frequently. Links: Free Home, Garden, Lawn and Landscaping Publications Tennessee Master Gardener Website
Crystal Creek Farm, Arrington, Tennessee
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