According to meteorologists, our summers are getting hotter and hotter. We humans somehow don't notice it, because summers are usually not the best thing and often rainy.
But that's deceptive, because we usually only notice it when we're free and want to use the garden. Even if the holiday is rainy, the general thought that summers are bad is not far away. But the fact is that climate change is making summers hotter and hotter. This is felt above all by nature.
Anyone who has a garden knows that very frequent watering is now the order of the day. But that again involves a lot of work.
Depending on the size of the garden, such a "watering aria" can quickly take an hour or longer. If, on the other hand, you let water automatically, you can use the garden longer and more intensively. However, it also costs a little.
The solution:
Drip lines. These are laid underground or directly on the bed, have holes and release water - just as you would like it to be. Computer-controlled, so to speak, and therefore without any work. So you can water even when you're not there.