Florida Irrigation

About Florida Irrigation

By April in Jupiter, the dry season has had months to work, and the sandy ground beneath the lawns gives up its moisture nearly as fast as it gets it. Florida Irrigation keeps the systems that carry a yard through that stretch working zone by zone, so turf and beds each get their share. Beyond the rooftops, the Loxahatchee River still winds dark and tea-colored out of its cypress on the way to the inlet, a reminder of how much this corner of Florida runs on water. Getting coverage right means a lawn that holds its color through the bright spring weeks until the summer storms return. A green yard standing up to the noon sun is the whole idea.