will propagate in the appropriate zones to supply adequate air and moisture as needed the roots 57 growing into the wicking matrix 52 and 53 also provide stability to the plant the landscape flower bed irrigation panel is located on a base material 58 of either soil or any solid material the panel is connect to a pressurized water source through tube 59 and water is run periodically as needed to maintain moisture within the panel the water holding polymer gels are optionally contained in area 60 the wire mesh would to prevent damage to the panel would be contained in area 61 fig6 shows a schematic view of an engineered irrigation landscape flower panel completely connected to a pressurized water source the panel 62 is connected to a valve mechanism 63 which can either be manual or controlled automatically through a clock controller the water flows into the distribution tube 64 and out the emission device 65 and into the panel wicking material 66 and 67 because of the nonporous to partially porous bottom and sides 68 and 69 the water does not or very minutely flows into the base material 69 that the panel is installed over the water moves into the soil and root ball 70 through capillary action of the soil in the pre cut hole 71 the water moves into the upper wicking material 67 through vapor transfer or mechanical movement fig7 shows an equation of how to calculate the precipitation rates of a panel for area vs emission flow rate the above described preferred embodiments are intended to illustrate the principles of the invention but not to limit the scope of the invention various other embodiments and modifications to these embodiments may be made by those skilled.