I dried my house deep well once while watering the garden, and did not
like it. (It is a big garden, and I also have about 40 fruit trees and
a raspberry field)

Sooo, I decided to try to use a well I found in the field. It is 3' in
diameter, 13 feet deep with water at 4.5' from the ground.

Distance from the house to the garden: 175'
Distance from the garden to the Well: 175' further (350' from the
house)

I need to run electricity from the house to the pump, and almost had a
coronary when I saw the price of 12/2 electrical wiring, so I'd like to
try to minimize the lenght of the wiring, both for cost, ease of
maintenance and minimizing power loss.

I bought a new 3/4hp shallow well pump, a "Central Machinery 02955 1"
Cast Iron Shallow Well Pump" and plan to use 1" PVC pipe. I would like
to locate the pump at the garden, meaning it would have to pull between
5' and 12' vertical up the well, plus 175' horizontal. I know pumps are
better for pushing than pulling, but I would save 175' in wiring and
hassles.

Is that a bad ideeyer? Why?
Thanks!