When deciding to install drip irrigation vs. soaker hose systems, it pays to consider the features of each carefully so you pick the right option for your garden. Both save time, conserve water ...

I would rather see people utilize micro-irrigation as opposed to drip irrigation. Micro-irrigation consists of small sprinklers or spray heads at the end of spaghetti tubing. These tiny heads are ...

Drip irrigation has many benefits, not the least of which is cutting down water use by about 60 percent. That water savings comes from less evaporation and less waste; water isn’t wasted ...

Also, it is hot nowadays and watering can be a chore. Installing a drip irrigation system can save time. That's just ahead on The Family Plot: Gardening in the Mid-South.

And a 200-micron filter further reduces the chances of any clogging. All in the timing Right at the hose spigot is the best part of a drip irrigation system: the battery-operated timer.

Now, with one zone of your system at a time, check the irrigation equipment for that zone. First, pull up the tubing, being careful not to disturb any roots. If tubing has been left in the ground ...

And a 200-micron filter further reduces the chances of any clogging. Automatic watering Right at the hose spigot is the best part of a drip irrigation system: the battery-operated timer.

Spain is one of the top 20 avocado-producing countries and Europe's leading supplier of avocados. Ninety-five percent of Spain's avocado production relies on drip irrigation. Israel's avocado crop ...

Drip irrigation systems have been frequently used to irrigate trees, shrubs, flower beds or vegetables, but they’ve received little acceptance for turfgrass irrigation.