What is Hydrozoning?

Hydrozoning is a landscape watering method designed to hydrate all your plants with the understanding that each grass, flower, tree, and crop type has different watering needs. Because let’s face it, we’ve all been guilty of overwatering or underwatering our plants. But it’s probably not you, it’s your watering system! 

In the process of hydrozoning, plants with similar watering, soil, and sun preferences are clustered (or rather zoned) together. It’s a great watering strategy suitable for any climate. Plus, you’re not just saving your plants, you’re conserving water too. Hydrozoned landscapes can also cut your water bills and increase your property value with beautiful, hydrated vegetation.

If you’re wondering how this method can work for your garden or yard, BrightWater Irrigation & Lighting landscapers are on standby, ready to dive deep into hydrozoning with you. 

Hydrozoning Benefits

Saving water and money are the main benefits of hydrozoning your yards, but there’s also:

• Less landscape maintenance
• Time savings
• Runoff reduction
• Fewer chemicals
• Healthier plants and vegetation

Where to Hydrozone

The beauty of hydrozoning is that it’s perfect anywhere an irrigation system exists. And if you don’t have one, it’s no problem! Hydrozoning can still be done with whatever watering system you already have in place, including the classic hose in hand in the morning.

Installing an irrigation system tailored for hydrozoning is easier than you think. BrightWater Irrigation & Lighting’s landscaping experts are more than equipped to map out and install an irrigation system perfect for your green space.

BrightWater Irrigation & Lighting Hydrozoning Steps

Here’s how BrightWater Irrigation & Lighting landscapers can hydrozone your landscape:

Step 1: Crafting a hydrozoning plan.

First, our pros will inspect and study your yard closely. We’ll check out how the sun hits your lawn, where the rainwater gets absorbed, and even how the land lies. Afterward, we’ll make a custom hydro zone plan that fits your landscape. This way, you can keep shade-loving plants chilling in cool, moist spots and vibrant wildflowers soaking up the sun on those dry southern slopes. 

Step 2: Dividing your landscape into different hydrozones.

Each spot gets just the right amount of hydration, saving water while keeping every plant happy. From large grassy fields needing extra love to those drought-tough spots that practically take care of themselves, every inch is optimized.

Step 3: Installing your custom hydrozoned watering (or irrigation) system.

BrightWater Irrigation & Lighting Professionals will rig up your system so different zones get just what they need. Whether it’s high-tech drips or simple sprinklers, they set it all up to match the unique required hydration levels across your garden.

Step 4: Choosing plants for each hydrozone.

We’ll help you choose the right greens for each zone if you want new ones planted, including drought-tolerant natives. And since they go for plants that vibe with your local ecosystem, you’ll have fewer pests and diseases to fret about.

How to Start Hydrozoning Your Landscape With BrightWater Irrigation & Lighting

Your yards and gardens are more than just a piece of land, they’re an extension of your home. And they most definitely deserve the best watering care out there. Hydrozoning is a new method of efficient, smart watering that can be easily implemented around your Orlando FL home.

Navigating watering and irrigation systems can get overwhelming, not to mention the potential to be downright costly and wasteful. This is where a touch of professional magic can make all the difference! 

We at BrightWater Irrigation & Lighting commit to transforming your landscape into a thriving, water-efficient haven. With years of experience under our belts, our landscapers are ready to assess, design, and implement the perfect hydrozoning system tailor-made for your garden.
Reach out today for a free consultation, and watch as your landscape transforms right before your eyes with hydrozoning.