Pvc drip irrigation diy

I got irrigation tubing in all but one of my raised beds. For the last bed I thought I'd try something different, PVC pipe. Why? I don't know really. I just wanted to see how it would work compared to the tubing. This bed is the oddball. It's 4x4' while the rest of the beds are 4x8'. The kids took ownership of it and decided what to plant where. My wife used twine to mark a grid so they could use the square foot gardening method. I laid out the PVC pipe along the grid lines. I didn't bother…

Using a PVC Drip Irrigation system in Raised Beds is really pretty easy and it works really well for watering small raised bed gardens.

By sawing a piece of PVC pipe that can stick up from the ground about 5 inches and have about 7 inches below the ground you can have a great watering/fertilizing gardening helper.

Learn how to set up a hassle-free drip irrigation system for your garden or plants. Save water and time while keeping your greenery thriving. #GardeningTips #DripIrrigation #DIY

I noticed that there was another issue with the PVC irrigation system in the front. Originally, the PVC system was setup with the hose coming into the PVC pipe, going through a "T" piece, and then splitting off into four other PVC pipes from there – two attached with "T" pieces and the other two ... Read more

Here's an easy way to get water right at the base of your garden plants, very inexpensively! You'll use "off-the-shelf" PVC parts and pipe and you'll love th...

An Easy-to-Follow Tutorial on Our New Raised Bed Drip Irrigation System!

Build your own DIY drip irrigation system and save water while keeping your garden lush. Step-by-step guide for an eco-friendly watering solution!

Why use drip irrigation instead of sprinklers or hoses? Compare the pros and cons of drip irrigation to help you decide if it's right for you!