Estimating Water Requirements of Landscape Planting: The Landscape Coefficient Method

authors:Costello, L.R. ; Matheny, N.P. ; Clark, J.R.
title:Estimating Water Requirements of Landscape Planting: The Landscape Coefficient Method
year:1993
source:Univ. of Calif. Div. Agi. & Natural Res. Leaflet 21493
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abstract:The KL method provides landscape and irrigation managers with an estimate of the amount of water a given landscape need to maintain acceptable quality. Landscape architects, designers, and planners should also find the KL method useful when estimating water budgets for new projects. k we learn more about water use by landscape plants, microclimate influences, and density effects, we can adjust and refine the KL method. For now, this method serves as a practical starting point from which to develop effective and efficient irrigation schedules.
keywords:Water usage, irrigation, environment
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