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Smile Re: Flood Irrigation and Banana Plant Location (and Citrus tree location)

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Originally Posted by sandylbuck View Post
Recently moved from PA to Southern TX. I have flood irrigation access for my yard and all I know about it at this point is that I can turn it on and turn it off. When I turn it on to irrigate the yard I can obviously see the high and low points on the property and this has created a few questions for anyone who has flood irrigation and gardens or grows trees/plants with edible fruit.

1) Where should I plant my banana plants (several different varieties)? In an area that is high or low? I have the same question for my citrus trees (bought 9 different varieties to celebrate my retirement and the move). We don't get much rain here (at least not that I have seen yet) in Harlingen, TX.

2) Can I put a valve on the flood irrigation system (or have one put on the system) so I can have a more controlled irrigation system (used to garden in raised beds with drip irrigation)?

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