Garden Watering Systems in the Cotswolds
Micro-irrigation and automatic watering for Cotswold gardens.
The Cotswolds are close to home for us, and we work across Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water, Chipping Norton, Cirencester, Tetbury, Northleach and the surrounding villages.
Cotswold gardens have a particular character — walled gardens, gravel, stone terraces, box and lavender, and lawns framed by honey-coloured stone. They also sit on thin soil over limestone brash, which drains fast and holds very little. It is precisely the ground where careful, targeted watering pays off most.
Micro-irrigation for planted gardens
Micro-irrigation puts small, measured amounts of water exactly where it is needed through narrow pipework with fine outlets. In a Cotswold garden full of borders, pots and specimen planting it is far more effective than overhead spray, and it keeps water off stone paths and terraces.
Walled gardens
A stone wall stores heat and pushes up the temperature inside the garden, so beds against a south-facing wall dry out well before the rest. We zone these separately so that strip gets more water without drowning everything else.
Keeping it out of sight
In a garden built around stone and planting, visible pipework spoils it. Pipework is fed under gravel and through borders, sprinklers sit flush in the lawn, and the controller is tucked away out of sight.
Cotswold towns and villages we cover
We regularly install and maintain systems in and around:
Cotswold gardens are often as much about the stone and the structure as the planting. A system here has to work hard and stay completely out of sight, which is exactly what micro-irrigation does well.
Not on the list? We cover the surrounding villages too — call 01993 775 134 and we will tell you straight away whether we can get to you.
What we install in Cotswold gardens
We also cover Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Surrey, Devon and Somerset.
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