This Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook shows how to water your lawn and garden—automatically. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Shopping for How to Install In-Ground Sprinklers:
- 1-inch-diameter polyethylene pipe [[ Ссылка ]] and assorted fittings [[ Ссылка ]], for delivering water to the system
- 3/8-inch-diameter flexible pipe [[ Ссылка ]], connects polyethylene pipe to sprinkler spray heads
- pop-up sprinkler spray heads [[ Ссылка ]], used to disperse water onto lawn
- hose clamps [[ Ссылка ]], for securing fittings to hose
- battery-powered timer [[ Ссылка ]], automatically turns sprinkler system on and off
- 5-gallon bucket [[ Ссылка ]], used to determine how many gallons per minute of water comes from hose bib.
- wire flags [[ Ссылка ]], for pinpointing sprinkler head placement

Tools for How to Install In-Ground Sprinklers:
- pointed shovel [[ Ссылка ]], for digging trench for water-supply pipe
- propane torch [[ Ссылка ]], used to heat pipe ends
- pipe cutters [[ Ссылка ]], for cutting polyethylene pipe
- crimping pliers [[ Ссылка ]], for crimping hose clamps onto pipe

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