Subsurface irrigation definition
Subsurface irrigation means an irrigation device with a delivery line and water emitters installed below the soil surface that slowly and frequently emit small amounts of water into the soil to irrigate plant roots.
Subsurface irrigation means the slow release of water below the surface of soil, compost or mulch for the purpose of supplying moisture.
Subsurface irrigation means applying greywater below the surface of the ground directly into the plant root zone.
More Definitions of Subsurface irrigation
Subsurface irrigation means a method of applying water for use by plants where the water is delivered beneath the soil surface.
Subsurface irrigation means a landscape irrigation system with water emitters and a delivery line installed below the soil surface to distribute water to soils directly from under the surface that prevents airborne drift and minimizes runoff.
Subsurface irrigation means a discharge of graywater into soil a minimum of four inches (4”) and no deeper than twelve inches (12”) below the finished grade.
Subsurface irrigation means the application of water below the surface of the ground or substrate with at least two‐inches of coveriii.
Subsurface irrigation means irrigation placed either under the soil or under the mulch on top of the soil.