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Root Zone Watering System with StrataRoot Baffle System, 10" or 18", 0.25 GPM Bubbler, and ½" swing joint

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$27.10 - $55.50

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SKU:
RZWS1025_

Description

For young plants and trees to thrive, they must receive adequate irrigation and a steady exchange of oxygen across all levels of the root zone. Encourages roots to grow deep and remain safely below ground, allowing plants to become strong and thoroughly established. Developed to meet this challenge, the Root Zone Watering System features Hunter's patented StrataRoot™ design, a series of internal baffles that direct water, oxygen, and nutrients to the root zone and provide rigidity to the irrigation cylinder for added durability. The RZWS comes pre-assembled for easy installation, and the enclosed design and grate protect irrigation hardware from vandalism. For efficient irrigation of trees and shrubs delivered throughout the root zone, the Hunter RZWS is the optimal solution.

  • Patented StrataRoot™ Baffle System diverts water to all levels of the rootzone while adding strength to the unit
  • Durable locking cap for vandal resistance
  • Pressure-compensating bubbler for accurate water flow
  • Built-in Hunter Swing Joint for direct installation to 1/2" PVC fitting
  • Preassembled for fast installation

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