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Irrigreen has partnered with Netafim to offer a watering solution for gardens that's fully integrated into their smart watering ecosystem.

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The entrance to the popular State Botanical Garden of Georgia on South Milledge Avenue will be relocated and expanded through a $5 million project, the University of Georgia announced this week.