We are in the market for a sprinkling system but do not want to waste water. What would you suggest?

thanks, Linda

I do not have a brand name for you, but I would suggest one that puts out large droplets of water. A fine mist is a waste as it evaporates easily.
Is your landscape the way you want it? Do you need a big turfgrass area? Or is this for gardens?
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Hi Linda,

This is my first post but I hope it helps. I built a small English cottage garden in my back yard and I swear by the Drip Mate Watering System. Hook it up to a simple, cheap timer and I've never had to worry about watering again. You can buy on-line at:

http://www.littlegreenhouse.com/accessory/mist2.shtml