Our Story

How We Saved
Our Trees

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Meet Robert
& Maria Summers

At In Deep Irrigation, we're proud to cater to the plant and tree irrigation needs of homeowners across the country.

Contact Us to learn more about how the Root Quencher line of products can save you money and help you reach your landscaping and gardening goals. 

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On Our Mission

The mission of Root Quencher is to enable homeowners, gardeners, and landscapers to tend to the unique needs of plants and trees while having a positive impact on the environment. Our vision is to bring subsurface watering to every house in the country. In doing so, we will reduce the negative impacts of traditional watering techniques, providing plants nutrients and hydration where they need it most—the roots—and reducing outside water usage by up to 50%.

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But so was our garden

Spending More Time with Our Family Was a Priority

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Conserving Water

We Wanted To Reduce
Our Water Bill

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creating a community

Compost & Roots

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The Evolution of Root Quencher

From a Thought to a Product

Growing up, I watched my parents avidly pursue knowledge about plants and trees through formal education. Google didn't exist back then, so neither did immediate answers. They had do do extensive research to learn what they needed. There was no Home Depot either, so they even mixed their own fertilizers. I watched them tend to their many fruit trees, regular trees, bushes, flowers, and other plants around our property. I remember my father installing irrigation systems all over the yard that my uncle had designed. His brilliant use of water and the manipulation of water drops to cut down on misting and evaporation were cutting edge in the 1960s and 1970s and remain very relevant today.

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