0:48 I used the "DIG" brand from Lowe's (the box store) and quickly I figured an easy/fast way to push the emitters in the little drip tubing !!! Just warm up a little water in a cup and place the tubing in the water for a second or two. It works like a charm. The emitter just slides in without you killing your hands. best of luck everybody.
TYSM for doing these videos, Laura! We're now installing drip on all our flower beds, veggie raised beds & containers b/c after watching your vids, we knew we could do it. What a joy it will be to no longer have to hand water all this, especially during the hot summer.
Anytime we would go away for the weekend, much less a vacation week, my flowers suffered greatly. I am totally inspired to convert to a drip system for my flower beds after subscribing to your videos. I bought tubing, emitters, and fittings yesterday and plan to set it up today!
I used to use soaker hoses, I started following your journey last summer and was so impressed with the drip irrigation system that I started to purchase tubing etc last year and had it set up on a much smaller scale. This year I think I have it completed, unless I add more flowerbeds and pots :) I cannot believe what a difference it has made, we have had such a hot dry summer so far and my flower beds are amazing. Thanks so much for all of your inspiration I watched your videos several times during my installation process. Thank you. Much better than soaker hoses!
I have been thinking of setting my pots up on drip for years. I finally did about half several weeks ago. I wish I had done it sooner. Way easier than I thought it would be and makes life simpler. Great video.
Love this video! And buying drip tubing next year for my pots and my garden I'm in a wheelchair and I'm tired of getting wet and having to call my neighbor to cut the hose out of the wheels of my power wheelchair. Thanks for the info
I really want to learn how to use a drip system. Do you just leave the faucet on all the time and the timer send the water through when the timer goes off? What if I needed to use that faucet for a hose as well? how would that work? Does one line have to have all the same size emitters on it in order to work properly? Thanks so much I just love your videos.
I had trouble finding the little tacks that you showed and then when I finally did they were way $$$. Then a guy at the store suggested using electrical wire tacks!!! What do u know they were the exact same thing but you can get 4x the amount for the same price. Just thought people might like that little tip.
This is still helpful!! I made my own water filter for my plants ( live in NYC - too much chlorine in the system ) and need to setup a drip system because I will be out of the country for a month in July. Thanks for creating this video! Your garden show is awesome!!!
My husband ran drip tubing to all of my plants front and back this year after we watched the video where you did that for your mom on Mothers day. It was the BEST investment, money and time wise that we made in the garden! Thank you!
I'm soooo glad that you did this. I want to install a drip system in my yard/garden BUT, I need to start small. (slow learner). LOL Thank you for sharing this with us. Excellent video!!! 🌻💕🌻💕
After viewing your initial review of the Proven Winners kit, I purchased two kits and extra parts BUT not until after I looked at what was available from other companies online and in "box stores." The flexible tubing and ease of connecting it all together 'sold me' on the PW systems. Your video was very helpful, but I will also say that it is truly an easy system to set-up and doesn't require any special tools which is great. Also, and I am just an ordinary customer, the folks at PW were very helpful on the phone and one guy rep told me about his own experience with the system and gave me his direct work email in case I needed to ask any questions or had any issues with set-up or use. I'm still learning how to adjust the water to meet the requirements for the system I set up for about 12 pots along opposite sides of steps leading to our back door, but that is somewhat due to our changing Deep South weather. However, we can leave town for a few days without being concerned about our plants dying. The step containers were a 'test' before we set up a large system for my husband's bonsai garden which dries out VERY quickly due to the shallow containers and helpful friends and neighbors don't want to be coming over to water multiple times a day during the hottest and driest of Georgia days. Thanks again for your help and for sharing your practical tips, helpful information about plants & planting. You do so in an informative and natural manner, willing to admit your errors - learning opportunities - as well as your successes!
Thank you for this video, being new to gardening myself I sometimes feel like I'm the only one watching you who doesn't have your knowledge base but it seems like many people benefited from this step by step tutorial. 👏
Thank you so much, Laura. I was spending 2+ hours watering, last weekend we installed the irrigation. Thanks to your videos it game me the confidence to do it, and I'm so happy! :)
Love the information....I am in Gonzales, Louisiana, and this is my first garden....small but moving along.....love getting my hands in the dirt....my garden consist of flowers, etc I have found as I walk through parks (basically items growing along the sidewalk) or empty lots....but next year hope to add plants from a nursery or local box stores.....love it....will definitely invest in more colored plants.....realize that color truly attracts birds and I love seeing them bloom....Dr. Handy
Very helpful! I've been nervous to do this because I'm not sure how much to water. I had no clue it would run up to 30 pots! Great example of using a higher power gallon emitter to water in less time, too.
So is most of the drip irrigation ran from the outside spigots or is there a more intricate system ran from the house also? Do you install a max. 100 ft. run per zone all from an outside spigot?
I have 2 of the Melnor raincloud valve units and, although i have only been using that system about a month, i love the convenience and ease of controlling it remotely. So much easier for those with mobility issues. It is worth the money to me. I started out with just one controller and valve unit and added the 2nd after seeing the benefits. Intend to get another, hellstrip-type, bed set up on soaker hoses using the last outlet to make things even easier. Maybe then i wont have to spend an hour a day watering.
Thank you so very much. I have been wanting to do this to 2 large flower beds. And yes I’m tired of hand watering daily. Makes it hard to be gone for a few days. Will try a kit first 💫
Thank you! Thank you! For this video! I have been wanting to learn how to do this. I will definitely try the kit first to get my feet wet. Then I want to branch out and do my landscape
Laura, when you showed the wifi enabled timer, I laughed out loud. My middle son is all about digital everything, hi tech, etc. He would love that! He said if we wanted him to set up all the timers on our Christmas lights that we NEEDED digital timers. He would stand outside after he got them all hooked up and point to each area, say NOW, and the lights would come on!! Reminded me of the burglers casing the houses with light timers in Home Alone. lol
I've installed drip (following your guidance!) this summer, but I find little information about when/how to drain the system in the fall. Disconnect entirely? Just drain and leave? Thanks so much!!
As I garden on the seashore, we get heat and wind, so drying out is just the name of the game. Because of that I am often sticking with Mediterranean plants and succulents that don't mind that, however, you keep intriguing me to try drip. If I had this to my pots and beds on my terrace on the sea side of my house, I think I could introduce more water-loving perennials and a larger variety of annuals. Can you have borders, beds and pots in one area all on one drip system and what is the best way to divide that up? Like 1/4 inch tubing to start? 1/2 inch? We also don't have great pressure so I wonder if I could only do maybe 25 feet distance from my house outlets? I know you get 1000's of questions, but hopefully you see this :) Again, so happy to have found you this Summer. I love your channel and my FAVOURITE is when you just walk us about your garden and talk about it. I love gardening and with gardening friends its so fun to just walk and talk about plants and look at things, so it gives us that feel that we are just stopping in for a cuppa and a quick poke round your space. So I hope you do more 'walk with me around my garden' posts! I don't even care if it's just the same few beds each week, to show us how things are progressing :) Thanks again for all you do.
Will you be doing a video on what you do with your drip systems before winter sets in. How do you drain tubing to stop frost damage. Also what do you do with your planters in the winter i.e. do you empty them and store? Many thanks. From UK. I live close to David Austin roses 😃💕🇬🇧
Thank you again for a great video! I installed my drip system after watching the video you made it thing two years ago? I did not know at the time about the more flexible tubing that Proven winners has! My only complaint about my system is that the tubing from the box store is not very flexible. Overall it’s a wonderful way to keep flowers happy all summer.☺️
Thank you Laura very helpful I will definitely be using the kit. Could u show us how to do this in the flowerbed (think you say landscape) from scratch xx 😊
I'm in an apartment. I can't wait to get into a house where I can set up a drip system. I'm currently using terracotta stakes with water bottles. It's ugly but it works in the AZ heat
Soooo helpful! Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge with all of us! Your videos are so full of great info and you are great at communicating in a way all of us can understand! God bless you and your sweet family!❤️✝️
I really need to do this for all of my backyard pots & raised beds. It’s been hard to convince the hubs! Really appreciate the how to on this! I was just thinking about this yesterday while watering in the blazing sun of early morning. You read my mind yet again my dear!
Does the backflow prevention device work when the tubing has to go up to your hayracks? I have several planters that are four feet above the faucet line. Also, I have a sloped front yard that I would love to set up irrigation tubing, and the soaker hoses didn't work. Maybe because they aren't pressurized?
Super helpful, as always...thanks, Laura! Off the subject, but how do you keep weeds out of your massive driveway ? Do you have a very thick layer of rock or is it just too hot for them to grow in your area unless watered? Or do you spray?
Hey Laura, I have been binge watching your older videos lately. Was wondering if you would ever think of planting a Jacaranda tree on your property? Or what your thoughts are on Jacaranda's - not sure if they'd be suitable for your climate but we have a tonne where I live in Sydney and they are so pretty in front of the cottages.
Jasmine French those aren’t suitable for zone 5. I live in a zone 5 and I was super disappointed that we can’t plant those here. My mom lives in a zone 11 in Texas so I’m going to go buy her one for her front yard 🤗 They’re one of the most gorgeous trees
Amanda Knobbe they are so pretty. We're kinda lucky where I live because it's on the cooler side of Sydney, closer to the Blue Mountains. They grow super well in my fathers suburb, Parramatta as it is a bit warmer, but we still see them speckled about out here. My husband and I have been looking at buying property but I have so many prerequisites like "must have jacaranda tree or for them to be planted there okay"
Who are the stupid 19 people who gave this video a thumbs down!!!? I don't understand how someone can dislike this channel. Laura, Aaron & Baby Benjamin are the cutest family I've ever seen!!
Thanks for all your great and inspiring videos! I have questions! Is this where I can ask them? If not, please let me know. Q1: I assume from where you live you have alkaline water, yet you have so much drip irrigation. How do you deal with the alkalinity clogging your emitters? Q2: On your garden tours, I love the way your garden is divided into "room." How would you suggest creating rooms when starting with a sort of "blank slate?" Is that something you could address in one of your upcoming videos? Thanks again.
where did you get the crust with 4 openings that will split the dripping pipe to three directions? I couldn't find it at amazon. is it called crust? which brand?
0:48 I used the "DIG" brand from Lowe's (the box store) and quickly I figured an easy/fast way to push the emitters in the little drip tubing !!! Just warm up a little water in a cup and place the tubing in the water for a second or two. It works like a charm. The emitter just slides in without you killing your hands. best of luck everybody.
TYSM for doing these videos, Laura! We're now installing drip on all our flower beds, veggie raised beds & containers b/c after watching your vids, we knew we could do it. What a joy it will be to no longer have to hand water all this, especially during the hot summer.
Why in the world don’t you have your own show?! The camera loves you Laura!
Anytime we would go away for the weekend, much less a vacation week, my flowers suffered greatly. I am totally inspired to convert to a drip system for my flower beds after subscribing to your videos. I bought tubing, emitters, and fittings yesterday and plan to set it up today!
I used to use soaker hoses, I started following your journey last summer and was so impressed with the drip irrigation system that I started to purchase tubing etc last year and had it set up on a much smaller scale. This year I think I have it completed, unless I add more flowerbeds and pots :) I cannot believe what a difference it has made, we have had such a hot dry summer so far and my flower beds are amazing. Thanks so much for all of your inspiration I watched your videos several times during my installation process. Thank you. Much better than soaker hoses!
I have been thinking of setting my pots up on drip for years. I finally did about half several weeks ago. I wish I had done it sooner. Way easier than I thought it would be and makes life simpler. Great video.
Love this video! And buying drip tubing next year for my pots and my garden I'm in a wheelchair and I'm tired of getting wet and having to call my neighbor to cut the hose out of the wheels of my power wheelchair. Thanks for the info
I really want to learn how to use a drip system. Do you just leave the faucet on all the time and the timer send the water through when the timer goes off? What if I needed to use that faucet for a hose as well? how would that work? Does one line have to have all the same size emitters on it in order to work properly? Thanks so much I just love your videos.
I had trouble finding the little tacks that you showed and then when I finally did they were way $$$. Then a guy at the store suggested using electrical wire tacks!!! What do u know they were the exact same thing but you can get 4x the amount for the same price. Just thought people might like that little tip.
This is still helpful!! I made my own water filter for my plants ( live in NYC - too much chlorine in the system ) and need to setup a drip system because I will be out of the country for a month in July. Thanks for creating this video! Your garden show is awesome!!!
My husband ran drip tubing to all of my plants front and back this year after we watched the video where you did that for your mom on Mothers day. It was the BEST investment, money and time wise that we made in the garden! Thank you!
I'm soooo glad that you did this. I want to install a drip system in my yard/garden BUT, I need to start small. (slow learner). LOL
Thank you for sharing this with us. Excellent video!!! 🌻💕🌻💕
After viewing your initial review of the Proven Winners kit, I purchased two kits and extra parts BUT not until after I looked at what was available from other companies online and in "box stores." The flexible tubing and ease of connecting it all together 'sold me' on the PW systems. Your video was very helpful, but I will also say that it is truly an easy system to set-up and doesn't require any special tools which is great. Also, and I am just an ordinary customer, the folks at PW were very helpful on the phone and one guy rep told me about his own experience with the system and gave me his direct work email in case I needed to ask any questions or had any issues with set-up or use. I'm still learning how to adjust the water to meet the requirements for the system I set up for about 12 pots along opposite sides of steps leading to our back door, but that is somewhat due to our changing Deep South weather. However, we can leave town for a few days without being concerned about our plants dying. The step containers were a 'test' before we set up a large system for my husband's bonsai garden which dries out VERY quickly due to the shallow containers and helpful friends and neighbors don't want to be coming over to water multiple times a day during the hottest and driest of Georgia days. Thanks again for your help and for sharing your practical tips, helpful information about plants & planting. You do so in an informative and natural manner, willing to admit your errors - learning opportunities - as well as your successes!
You make it look so easy I'm finally going to try it!😀 luv the GARDEN ANSWER logo at the end❤️
Wow who knew this was so simple!
Thank you for this video, being new to gardening myself I sometimes feel like I'm the only one watching you who doesn't have your knowledge base but it seems like many people benefited from this step by step tutorial. 👏
I can believe it’s that easy! Definitely setting this up for my mom
Great video Laura. Very helpful.
Thank you so much, Laura. I was spending 2+ hours watering, last weekend we installed the irrigation. Thanks to your videos it game me the confidence to do it, and I'm so happy! :)
Love the information....I am in Gonzales, Louisiana, and this is my first garden....small but moving along.....love getting my hands in the dirt....my garden consist of flowers, etc I have found as I walk through parks (basically items growing along the sidewalk) or empty lots....but next year hope to add plants from a nursery or local box stores.....love it....will definitely invest in more colored plants.....realize that color truly attracts birds and I love seeing them bloom....Dr. Handy
Very helpful! I've been nervous to do this because I'm not sure how much to water. I had no clue it would run up to 30 pots! Great example of using a higher power gallon emitter to water in less time, too.
I love the new logo at the end of the video!
Excellent tip! We never fed our reticulation bottom of our pots before, and this is brilliant!
So is most of the drip irrigation ran from the outside spigots or is there a more intricate system ran from the house also? Do you install a max. 100 ft. run per zone all from an outside spigot?
You are absolutely amazing I love all your videos. I'd love to see more videos where you show what to do to cookie cutter suburban size gardens!!
Also......Not to mention how brilliant you are about gardening!
Love the logo... Lovely addition ❤️
This is a very practical and very appreciated help. Thank you!
I've been using Melnor's digital 4 outlet timer for over a year now and I love it.
Very nice my friend!
I have 2 of the Melnor raincloud valve units and, although i have only been using that system about a month, i love the convenience and ease of controlling it remotely. So much easier for those with mobility issues. It is worth the money to me. I started out with just one controller and valve unit and added the 2nd after seeing the benefits. Intend to get another, hellstrip-type, bed set up on soaker hoses using the last outlet to make things even easier. Maybe then i wont have to spend an hour a day watering.
So helpful Laura. And its easier than what i thought. I will be keep this in mind for next spring. 😉
God bless you and your family.
I always love your videos, but this one is the most useful so far to me! I’m so motivated to try this next year! Thanks!
Thank you so much laura for sharing ideas !!
Thank you so very much. I have been wanting to do this to 2 large flower beds. And yes I’m tired of hand watering daily. Makes it hard to be gone for a few days. Will try a kit first 💫
Laura and Aaron, I love everything you do, very helpful🌹🌺😘💕thank you sooooo much.
Do you need to cover the drip tubing for winter? We get snowy weather in Poland and not sure if this solution would be ok during winter time. Thanks
Thank you! Thank you! For this video! I have been wanting to learn how to do this. I will definitely try the kit first to get my feet wet. Then I want to branch out and do my landscape
Super helpful I’m going right now to get my kit since I truly need to get more consistent watering to my potted trees and flowers😉
Laura, when you showed the wifi enabled timer, I laughed out loud. My middle son is all about digital everything, hi tech, etc. He would love that! He said if we wanted him to set up all the timers on our Christmas lights that we NEEDED digital timers. He would stand outside after he got them all hooked up and point to each area, say NOW, and the lights would come on!! Reminded me of the burglers casing the houses with light timers in Home Alone. lol
A Drip system from my phone 😮 AMAZING! Thank you for sharing ☺️❤️
Goooodmorning! We installed our drip system and it’s been such a great thing. Laura your videos helped us through the process thank you so much!💚💚💚💚💚💚
Such great ideas! Thanks for sharing
You are so helpful, I am so glad I found you. I have been stalking your videos like crazy. Thanks for sharing
I just love your videos. Soo many great ideas.
I've installed drip (following your guidance!) this summer, but I find little information about when/how to drain the system in the fall. Disconnect entirely? Just drain and leave? Thanks so much!!
As I garden on the seashore, we get heat and wind, so drying out is just the name of the game. Because of that I am often sticking with Mediterranean plants and succulents that don't mind that, however, you keep intriguing me to try drip. If I had this to my pots and beds on my terrace on the sea side of my house, I think I could introduce more water-loving perennials and a larger variety of annuals.
Can you have borders, beds and pots in one area all on one drip system and what is the best way to divide that up? Like 1/4 inch tubing to start? 1/2 inch? We also don't have great pressure so I wonder if I could only do maybe 25 feet distance from my house outlets? I know you get 1000's of questions, but hopefully you see this :)
Again, so happy to have found you this Summer. I love your channel and my FAVOURITE is when you just walk us about your garden and talk about it. I love gardening and with gardening friends its so fun to just walk and talk about plants and look at things, so it gives us that feel that we are just stopping in for a cuppa and a quick poke round your space. So I hope you do more 'walk with me around my garden' posts! I don't even care if it's just the same few beds each week, to show us how things are progressing :)
Thanks again for all you do.
So helpful thank you!
Hi Laura! Thanks so much for this video. I'm sure it will help a lot of us. 💜
Does this system require a pressure regulator?
Wonderful! Thank you.
Will you be doing a video on what you do with your drip systems before winter sets in. How do you drain tubing to stop frost damage. Also what do you do with your planters in the winter i.e. do you empty them and store? Many thanks. From UK. I live close to David Austin roses 😃💕🇬🇧
Great information! Thank you so much for sharing this is so helpful!
Thank you again for a great video! I installed my drip system after watching the video you made it thing two years ago? I did not know at the time about the more flexible tubing that Proven winners has! My only complaint about my system is that the tubing from the box store is not very flexible. Overall it’s a wonderful way to keep flowers happy all summer.☺️
Thank you Laura very helpful I will definitely be using the kit.
Could u show us how to do this in the flowerbed (think you say landscape) from scratch xx 😊
I'm in an apartment. I can't wait to get into a house where I can set up a drip system. I'm currently using terracotta stakes with water bottles. It's ugly but it works in the AZ heat
Soooo helpful! Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge with all of us! Your videos are so full of great info and you are great at communicating in a way all of us can understand! God bless you and your sweet family!❤️✝️
Thank you so much. I am going to do that next year for my container plants.
Hello Lauren. Love to watch your program every day. Can you tell me where you purchased your pot feet?
great video, very very helpfuI, thanks. hugs from Brazil💛💛
Other video tutorials show pressure regulators, are they only needed when starting with 1/2 inch tubing?
Do you know of any drip systems that work from a bucket? We don’t have a faucet on our townhouse porch. Thanks!
Very helpful Thanks
I'm wondering if it could be practical to do a drip system indoors for a larger amount of pots
I really need to do this for all of my backyard pots & raised beds. It’s been hard to convince the hubs! Really appreciate the how to on this! I was just thinking about this yesterday while watering in the blazing sun of early morning. You read my mind yet again my dear!
Can a drip system be installed to use water from a rain barrel?
Possibly, but I’m not sure there would be enough pressure to move the water all the way down the line.
Ah, good point!
I waited for this to understand a long time 😅 My Boyfriend dont Know How to water my babies... But now that wouldn't be a problem anymore! Thank you!!
Do you plant your pots before you place the drip in it’s spot?
I plan for next year to put drip in all my flowerbed it takes me two hours to hand water everything .Thanks it seem very easy to install .
Thank you! Great information and I am definitely doing this.
Thank You for doing this video, after watching some of your videos I was wondering how to get started... Know I know!
Does the backflow prevention device work when the tubing has to go up to your hayracks? I have several planters that are four feet above the faucet line. Also, I have a sloped front yard that I would love to set up irrigation tubing, and the soaker hoses didn't work. Maybe because they aren't pressurized?
I so badly need to do this at my house. It takes my husband and I about an hour every night to water all of my containers! Thanks Laura!
You still have to turn on the faucet right?
Super helpful, as always...thanks, Laura! Off the subject, but how do you keep weeds out of your massive driveway ? Do you have a very thick layer of rock or is it just too hot for them to grow in your area unless watered? Or do you spray?
what happens with this system in winters? I live in ontario canada so it gets quite cold
Can we get updated links to the two timers in the video? The link provided does not find anything on Amazon. Thank you!
Great Info!! Thank you..
LAura... for winter do you remove every thing and do you have to empty your tubing , like inflating air in the tubes??
I need to start doing this for next year. It’s too hot in South TX to be hand watering plants. 😫
Hey Laura, I have been binge watching your older videos lately. Was wondering if you would ever think of planting a Jacaranda tree on your property? Or what your thoughts are on Jacaranda's - not sure if they'd be suitable for your climate but we have a tonne where I live in Sydney and they are so pretty in front of the cottages.
Jasmine French those aren’t suitable for zone 5. I live in a zone 5 and I was super disappointed that we can’t plant those here. My mom lives in a zone 11 in Texas so I’m going to go buy her one for her front yard 🤗
They’re one of the most gorgeous trees
Amanda Knobbe they are so pretty. We're kinda lucky where I live because it's on the cooler side of Sydney, closer to the Blue Mountains. They grow super well in my fathers suburb, Parramatta as it is a bit warmer, but we still see them speckled about out here. My husband and I have been looking at buying property but I have so many prerequisites like "must have jacaranda tree or for them to be planted there okay"
Thank you.
Thanks so much😊
I needed this soooo much. thank you
Hi! The WiFi timer you linked isn’t working or no longer on Amazon. Can you recommend a WiFi timer to use with the drip system? Thx!!
Love its!!!!
Great explanation, thank you!
Who are the stupid 19 people who gave this video a thumbs down!!!? I don't understand how someone can dislike this channel. Laura, Aaron & Baby Benjamin are the cutest family I've ever seen!!
And the darling kitties, too! Our family also have & love orange cats. They're so calm/mellow & get along great with our dogs.
Thanks for all your great and inspiring videos! I have questions! Is this where I can ask them? If not, please let me know. Q1: I assume from where you live you have alkaline water, yet you have so much drip irrigation. How do you deal with the alkalinity clogging your emitters? Q2: On your garden tours, I love the way your garden is divided into "room." How would you suggest creating rooms when starting with a sort of "blank slate?" Is that something you could address in one of your upcoming videos? Thanks again.
where did you get the crust with 4 openings that will split the dripping pipe to three directions? I couldn't find it at amazon. is it called crust? which brand?
Thank you love the ideas.
I did drip this year because of your videos! It’s been amazing. Can you talk about winterizing? Can I just leave it all outside?
Never mind I see you answered that already!
Laura, how far on do you turn the faucet and what do you do in the winter, do you only disconnect from the faucet and leave the tubing where it is?
You can turn the faucet on all the way and we just leave the tubing out in winter! It does just fine for many years! 👍
I would have loved to see you plant up the pot and place it in a permanent location. Do you do anything to hide the faucet and hose attached to it?
do all the pieces you use come in the starter box??
Yep- all the pieces I used in this set up came from Proven Winners Waterwise Kit (link in the description) 😊
do you need to be close to a hose tap
Does the faucet remain turned on all the time?
Peace Pocket Mama
Yes. The timer has a shutoff that opens at the specified time.
How do i do drip when fighting gravity. My pots are on a porch higher than the spigot and i can only water a few on the beginning of the line
I’ve seen many blogs or forums that say there emitters popped off due to water pressure being too high. Help to keep this from happening?
Thanks! I used to be intimidated by this.