Where to Place Your Main Irrigation Components
Learn about your main irrigation components and the best places to place them.
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Where to Place Your Main Irrigation Components
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Best ways to Prepare Your Irrigation System for Fall and Winter
How to prepare your irrigation system for fall and winter, as well as how to blow out an irrigation system.
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Keeping Your Plants Happy While You're Away: A Guide to Efficient Irrigation
Going on holiday is always an exciting prospect, but for plant enthusiasts, it comes with the nagging worry of keeping their green friends hydrated. Whether you have a small indoor...
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What is Micro Tubing Connector?
Micro tubing connectors play a crucial role in the efficient functioning of drip irrigation systems, enabling precise water delivery to plants while conserving resources. Among the various types available, Drip-Lock,...
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What is Series: What is a Hose Bib Timer
What is a Hose Bib Timer? A hose bib timer is an irrigation timer that automates your garden and lawn watering system. It connects to your outdoor hose bib rather...
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Sustainable Irrigation with Hydro-Rain Smart Irrigation
People often wonder if investing in an irrigation system is worth it in terms of sustainability, and the answer is YES! The term irrigation simply means to supplement the watering...
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What is Series: Repair Couplings
What is a Repair Coupling? A repair coupling is a mechanism constructed from CPVC (pipe material denser than regular PVC) that connects two sections of pvc pipe together, where there...
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What is Series: Shovels
What is a Shovel? You might be thinking, everyone knows what a shovel is, but not everyone knows the different types of shovels or that there are shovels specifically designed...
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What is Series: Nozzles
What is a Nozzle? A nozzle is a small irrigation part that controls the water’s flow and pattern when spraying. There are two main types of irrigation nozzle: Fixed and...
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What is Series: Micro Irrigation
What is Micro Irrigation? Micro or drip irrigation is a low pressure (20-40 psi) irrigation technique which drips or micro sprays water very close to plants. It uses low pressure...
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What is Series: Swing Joints
What is a Swing Joint? A swing joint is a small piece of flexible pipe, with a threaded elbow on each end, that connects a lateral line (irrigation pipe) to...
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What is Series: Pop-ups
What is a Pop-up? A pop-up is a commonly used type of irrigation sprinkler or spray. It’s called a pop-up spray because the middle part of the spray that the...
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What is Series: Valves
What is a Valve? A valve is an essential part of any underground irrigation system which gets installed near the beginning of your system, and at the start of a...
