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Drip Irrigation for Alaska Gardens

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Trickle, or drip, irrigation is a method of slowly applying small amounts of water to the root zone of plants. This guide details the advantages and disadvantages of such a system, as well as the components that go into creating one. Also included are sections on choosing a water source, fertilizer injection, plastic mulch and potential challenges.

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