Big Island Irrigation

About Big Island Irrigation

On this side of Hawaii Island water is the whole story; the clouds stall above Waimea and Waikoloa Village keeps its rain-shadow gold most of the year. Big Island Irrigation works with whatever a yard is given, mowing at first light while the grass still holds a little dew and cutting high enough that the roots keep their own shade. Regular trimming along fences and lava rock borders, then a clean sweep of the cuttings, is what carries a lawn through the long dry months. When a Kona system finally crosses and the hillside flushes green, the schedule tightens and the mowers run the length of the day. There is a plain satisfaction in a lawn kept alive and level in a place that grants it no favors.