Garden Irrigation

The common misconception in the UK is that the last thing we need to do in our gardens is irrigate. But because of our weather which can be unpredictable,(downpour one minute, sunshine the next), it is precisely this cycle of drenchor drought that needs to be rectified.

 

A garden irrigation system delivers a slow, steady drip of water directly to the roots of the plants or various spray and sprinkler products are available too. All result in stronger, healthier plants and most importantly, save water.  Our products also save you time by automatically watering your garden, save you money (especially if you are on a water meter).

 

Blue Skies Water Systems are specialists in garden irrigation supplying high quality,easy-to-install products to the keen gardener. The majority of our products are manufactured by Raindrip, the market leaders in irrigation in the United States and are predominantly designed for the small garden market and DIY enthusiast.

 

The garden irrigation kits provideyou with all that’s required for a basic installation, although you can addindividual components to increase the size of your system and incorporateseasonal pots, planters and hanging baskets. Our products, in comparison toothers on the market, are surprisingly easy to install. We’re always on the phone to help with any problems and we also have registered landscapers available to install for you if you’re prefer.

 

We are constantly looking for new products that are not only useful in the garden,but are environmentally conscious. We know that rainwater is widely recognised as the best source of water for irrigation so we sell rainwater harvesting containers, which when equipped with a pump and irrigation kit, make your garden totally self sufficient. This not only helps your garden to flourish but also reuses one of our most precious resources.

 

We also stock Mist & Cool, products which use misting and evaporative cooling to cool, clean, condition and humidify the air. Misting is also used forgreenhouses and cooling down patios, people and pets. An added benefit is thatthe mist also repels flying insects - ideal in summer. 

 

Visit our online shop @ www.blueskieswatersystems.co.uk

or call Alex on 07752 343968 to discuss how irrigation can help you and your customers.

 



 

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