Drip Irrigation is a Time Saver - Never Have to Water the Garden Again!

[@whitetaildarling3433]

We put in drip irrigation last summer and it was a game changer, the best garden I ever grew and no plants were diseased. Would never go back

[@SpiceyKy]

Bought a kit last week. Came with no instructions. They should just include a link to THIS video with every purchase. 😂 Thx so much! ❤

[@tmgreen12]

BEST VIDEO EVER MARV AND CHAR!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH 💚

[@ronm6585]

Great info. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@plantedinthegarden]

Thank you, Ron!

[@askmamalouise7605]

This is awesome! Thank you for the inspiration!

[@melissagoodwin2602]

Thank you for releasing this video

[@julitapilapil3509]

Thank you So much for sharing 😊😊🙏

[@ElviraSongalla]

thanks for the tips and Ideas information

[@plantedinthegarden]

Happy you found this useful! Thank you

[@missbiggs9437]

So how do you ensure you’re not over/under watering? Are like-moisture needy plants grouped together under one zone?

[@tj21bem]

Different emitters deliver different volumes. Some can be manually turned like a dial to decrease or increase the flow.

[@julitapilapil3509]

Good PM God bless always 🙏👍😊👍

[@user-wj1po9xb3l]

1/2 around whole garden, 1/4 inch to plants, the adjustable tips for single plants. The last ones allow you to allow more water to plant tha a drip does but can lessen water pressure.

[@taililly2483]

Can you clarify please. So you created 2 separate zones that you ran 1/2inch tubing through. Then you connected 1/4 inch black tubing & the brown tubing with holes off the 1/2in tube? Then set the 2 zones to run at different times for 30 minutes each? Please advise. Thank you

[@julitapilapil3509]

Nice work Good job 👍😊😊🥰💯👍👍

[@johnfrancis9741]

Great system! Thanks for a great video! Where do you source your 1/4" lines, fittings, and emitters? John

[@plantedinthegarden]

Thank you, we source ours from a local Canadian Tire store. The brand we went with is RainBird. Here's a link to amazon for material list. amzn.to/45tYrRc

[@johnfrancis9741]

Wonderful! Thank you! I have gardened for 50+ years and really like your approach, simple explanations and calm demeanor.

[@marking-time-gardens]

Great information... thank you! Blessings Kiddo 🌻🐛🌿💚🙏💕

[@MichaelJosephJr934]

Do we remove before winter?

[@katec9893]

Can you set these up using water butts/rain barrels?

[@mnchnn]

Did the water pressure allow water to reach your higher containers and hanging baskets?

[@eddieable]

for your knowledge, the video got a little screwed around the 14:20 mark

[@wendygonzalez2532]

Do you reise all your drip lines every year or do you get new ones? With TX heat I wonder if they will last.

[@btjunior]

I liked your MP shirt 👊🏼

[@plantedinthegarden]

Thanks! 👊

[@minigreenland3256]

Love from India ❤️

[@plantedinthegarden]

😍😍😍

[@christinaalviedo579]

You are amazing this is a great idea!🫰♥️🫰

[@rizkypratama2967]

Haii... Indonesia hadir dan menyimak selalu ❤

[@plantedinthegarden]

🌿🌿💚

[@jenkins5265]

Does the system stay outside during winter

[@meysam9]

That's great

[@anniealdrich469]

Question, what zone are you located in?

[@ninanguyen9222]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@julitapilapil3509]

🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍😊

[@mariad9026]

Sipag talaga

[@parimalaarul7705]

👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@themrmanguy7912]

Great video. Plants look awesome, but you’re rotting your porch my guy.

[@humanbeing4368]

Drip irrigating your garden is actually watering it. Perhaps your title should have said never hand water again?

[@plantedinthegarden]

Very true, we kept going back and forth on what we should write to describe our video. Never hand water again, would have been great!

[@isabellaburnett]

​@@plantedinthegarden your video, your title 😻. Do you take it down at the end of the season or is it more of a fixture?

[@ZoryaUtrennyaya]

It doesn't matter, for a lot of us water the garden automatically means manually water the garden by hand. So I understand the title perfectly.

[@julitapilapil3509]

Thank you So much for sharing 😊👍🙏

[@julitapilapil3509]

Nice work Good job 👍😊😊🥰💯👍👍