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Hello JGM. Feel free to reach out to Michelle to talk about the TRWD Rainscapes. The main number to call is 817-335-2491.

Hello Jerry. We really can't direct you to one particular place. But, would highly recommend you check with local nurseries.

@@trwdtv I do believe only have a Walmart to shop for stuff like that and I don't think they carry the tall type but perhaps I can find some of burpees or Parks nurseries or maybe even Jungs thank you for trying God bless

We are working with the City of Fort Worth to add a water wheel to the Clear Fork and West Fork of the Trinity River. Potential locations have been identified. And Fort Worth is in the process of raising the funds to purchase the Waterwheels. More info here: www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/code-compliance/initiatives/waterwheel

The pipeline to Lake Palestine is under construction. Even when it's finished there are no guarantees Cedar Creek levels won't fall 4 feet below conservation pool. As we are all witnessing, Texas summers can be brutal. We could definitely use some rain.

@@trwdtv Its a good thing TRWD decided to go ahead with the wetlands for Cedar Creek. I imagine the population and demand over the next 50 years will probably outrun the resources unless some even bigger changes are met. I read something about another lake they did a feasibility study on back in the 60's and 70's, and its on the table to go should that demand prove overwhelming. Back then they thought it would put Trinidad under water, so levees were planned and whatnot. Lake Tennessee Colony, i dont think many people have ever heard of it, but it would fit in a spot right between Cedar Creek and Richland Chambers. Dam the Trinity itself for that one. I grew up on Cedar Creek from the 70's, lots of us 'grandkids' did, so we've seen the changes over the years. The changes over the last decade and the last few years shows us we havnt seen nothing yet. Brace for impact! Its Boomtown 2.0

How much longer till it’s completed I worked on the first faze of this job

@@Dirtybandz_6.7 Work on the section to connect Lake Palestine is underway. That portion of the project is scheduled to be complete in the next 5 years or so.

@@trwdtv who has the contract on that Thalle/ sj/ Garney/ Renda ?

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@dt dt Have you found a solution? I am thinking of converting my sprinklers to drip but HOA has noted a past issue with people capping the sprinklers and breaking the shared sprinkler system.

I believe the Rain Bird conversion kit used in this video has a built-in pressure regulator that drops the pressure to 30psi.

Hey Abdul. You just need to convert/connect one of your sprinkler heads using the connector and drip tubing. And cap the other heads in the zone. Here's more info on where to find the retrofit Kit: The products we used for this video are manufactured by Rain Bird. We used the 1800 Spray to Drip Retrofit Kit and 1/2 inch Drip Emitter Tubing with 12” emitter spacing. You can purchase these products online or at a nearby store. You can find store locations by using a “maps” application on your phone and searching “sprinkler supply company.” You can learn more about the products we used at: @t.

@@trwdtv You and all others, told to convert one sprinkler from one zone, unfortunately, there is a concrete pathway in between and in the same sprinkler zone, the guy put almost more than 8 sprinklers in one zone. I want to convert 2 or 3, by caping all others, can I do this in one zone, this is my question, if you can advise, please.

@@abdulkhalique4170 As long as you are converting the entire zone to drip irrigation, you can easily do what you are describing. You don't want to have drip and sprays on the same zone. Sprays need to run 6 minute cycles and drip zones can go for 30-45+ minutes. Depending on the size of your drip bed areas, you may want to convert two sprinkler heads (opposite to each other) on each side of the sidewalk and loop the drip line on each side in a grid pattern. Cap the other 4 sprinklers and good to go.

Hi Brittany! Thank you for the question. The products we used for this video are manufactured by Rain Bird. We used the 1800 Spray to Drip Retrofit Kit and 1/2 inch Drip Emitter Tubing with 12” emitter spacing. You can purchase these products online or at a nearby store. You can find store locations by using a “maps” application on your phone and searching “sprinkler supply company.” You can learn more about the products we used at: www.rainbird.com/products/spray-drip-retrofit-kit andwww.rainbird.com/products/12-drip-emitter-tubing.