Landscaping edge and weed barrier irrigation system
AssigneeNishi Brothers LLC
InventorSTEVEN NISHI
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Abstract
Landscaping systems providing edging while also providing for improved water distribution, weed control and plant growth. One embodiment of a landscape edging and barrier irrigation system according to the present invention comprises a barrier strip having an integral edge tube capable of carrying a flow of water. A weed barrier is included comprising a barrier sheet with a barrier tube grid capable of carrying a flow of water. At least a portion of water flowing through the edge tube flows through the barrier tube grid, and the barrier tube grid comprises one or more grid openings to allow water to flow from the barrier tube grid.
Claims20
A landscape edging and barrier irrigation system, comprising:
- a barrier strip having an integral edge tube capable of carrying a flow of water;
- a weed barrier comprising a barrier sheet with a barrier tube grid capable of carrying a flow of water, wherein at least a portion of water flowing through said edge tube flows through said barrier tube grid, and wherein said barrier tube grid comprises one or more grid openings to allow water to flow from said barrier tube grid.
A landscape edging and barrier irrigation system, comprising:
- a barrier strip having an integral edge tube capable of carrying a flow of water;
- a tube grid connected to said edge tube such that water flowing though said edge tube flows into said tube grid, and wherein said tube grid comprises drip irrigation openings.
A landscape edging and barrier irrigation system, comprising:
- a barrier strip surrounding a landscaped area, said barrier strip capable of carrying a first flow of water down its length;
- a weed barrier connected to said barrier strip and arranged on said landscaped area, wherein said weed barrier is capable of carrying a second flow of water and depositing at least some of said second flow of water on said landscaped area, wherein said second flow of water comprises at least a portion of said first flow of water.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.