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You might be wondering why I’m hand watering when I have a fully automated drip system… Drip irrigation is amazing for established plants, but freshly sown seeds need moisture right at the surface. A quick hand watering helps reach all the seeds sowed at the surface (top couple inches) of the soil. Drop any irrigation questions below 👇
You might be wondering why I’m hand watering when I have a fully automated drip system… Drip irrigation is amazing for established plants, but freshly sown seeds need moisture right at the surface. A quick hand watering helps reach all the seeds sowed at the surface (top couple inches) of the soil. Drop any irrigation questions below 👇
Your irrigation sucks. Yeah… I said it. Most raised bed watering systems: ❌ Clog ❌ Water unevenly ❌ Break down after a season ❌ Waste water ❌ Leave dry spots Terrible products like: Garden Grid. Micro tubing with built-in emitters. Sprayers. I’ve installed, fixed, and replaced all of them. In this video I show the system I have using without need for replacement for the last 8 years. If you’re serious about growing abundant vegetables in the deseet, irrigation is everything. The right system changes your entire garden. Comment “better watering” and I’ll send you the details. #raisedbedgardening #gardenirrigation #dripirrigation #vegetablegarden #desertgardening
Your irrigation sucks. Yeah… I said it. Most raised bed watering systems: ❌ Clog ❌ Water unevenly ❌ Break down after a season ❌ Waste water ❌ Leave dry spots Terrible products like: Garden Grid. Micro tubing with built-in emitters. Sprayers. I’ve installed, fixed, and replaced all of them. In this video I show the system I have using without need for replacement for the last 8 years. If you’re serious about growing abundant vegetables in the deseet, irrigation is everything. The right system changes your entire garden. Comment “better watering” and I’ll send you the details. #raisedbedgardening #gardenirrigation #dripirrigation #vegetablegarden #desertgardening
Here’s some helpful tips on how to add or repair drip lines in your garden. It’s easier than you think! #dripirrigation #dripsystem #gardening #howto #helpfultips
Here’s some helpful tips on how to add or repair drip lines in your garden. It’s easier than you think! #dripirrigation #dripsystem #gardening #howto #helpfultips
Water what you grow with drip irrigation. #dripirrigation #gardenlife #springplanting #diy #fix
Water what you grow with drip irrigation. #dripirrigation #gardenlife #springplanting #diy #fix
Most people assume gardening takes hours every day, but once everything is established my garden really only takes about 1 hour a week to maintain. I’m a mom to 3 littles ages 5 and under and if I can do it, you absolutely can too! 💙 The biggest secret is drip irrigation. It waters everything automatically so the weekly upkeep stays really manageable. Irrigation took us about an hour to set up and cost about $100 and that was 4 years ago and it’s still going strong! Stay tuned because I’m sharing exactly how I set up my drip irrigation system for my raised beds. Comment DRIP if you want the tutorial when it goes live. Save this if you’ve ever wanted a garden but thought you didn’t have the time.
Most people assume gardening takes hours every day, but once everything is established my garden really only takes about 1 hour a week to maintain. I’m a mom to 3 littles ages 5 and under and if I can do it, you absolutely can too! 💙 The biggest secret is drip irrigation. It waters everything automatically so the weekly upkeep stays really manageable. Irrigation took us about an hour to set up and cost about $100 and that was 4 years ago and it’s still going strong! Stay tuned because I’m sharing exactly how I set up my drip irrigation system for my raised beds. Comment DRIP if you want the tutorial when it goes live. Save this if you’ve ever wanted a garden but thought you didn’t have the time.
save time and watch your garden thrive fungardenmerch.com #dripirrigation #waterhose #gardeningtips #farmlife
save time and watch your garden thrive fungardenmerch.com #dripirrigation #waterhose #gardeningtips #farmlife
Automatic irrigation system transformation for my vegetable garden 🌿 Water timer + drip irrigation + smart water control setup. Saves time, saves water, grows healthier plants. Perfect for backyard gardening, vertical gardening & home farming. #GardenTransformation #SmartIrrigation #DripIrrigation #GardeningHacks #GrowYourOwn
Automatic irrigation system transformation for my vegetable garden 🌿 Water timer + drip irrigation + smart water control setup. Saves time, saves water, grows healthier plants. Perfect for backyard gardening, vertical gardening & home farming. #GardenTransformation #SmartIrrigation #DripIrrigation #GardeningHacks #GrowYourOwn
I love having drip irrigation in my beds! Drip is efficient, easy to fix, and prevents disease on your plants. #dripirrigation #gardening #growfood #gardeninglife #growyourownfood
I love having drip irrigation in my beds! Drip is efficient, easy to fix, and prevents disease on your plants. #dripirrigation #gardening #growfood #gardeninglife #growyourownfood
Drip irrigation saves massive amounts of water #dripdrip #gardeningtips #gardenlife #dripirrigation #cardib Fungardenmerch.com
Drip irrigation saves massive amounts of water #dripdrip #gardeningtips #gardenlife #dripirrigation #cardib Fungardenmerch.com
Getting watering right is tricky. But I know my beds are getting watered evenly because I use Garden Grids™ from @garden_in_minutes I know how long it takes for me (12 minutes! ) to water to a depth of 12 -18 inches. That's how long I run my garden watering system each time I water. (It might be different for you. )Throughout the year, my watering frequency changes as I adapt to cooler or warmer temperatures. The best way to tell if your soil needs water is to dig down and check! Questions about these Garden Grids™ or want to learn more? Comment SEND for my direct link to shop and a guide to watering raised beds that explains these principles in more detail. If you're thinking about adding watering grids to your garden, use code Angela10 to save $10 off $100 or ANGELA to save 7% on any size order.
Getting watering right is tricky. But I know my beds are getting watered evenly because I use Garden Grids™ from @garden_in_minutes I know how long it takes for me (12 minutes! ) to water to a depth of 12 -18 inches. That's how long I run my garden watering system each time I water. (It might be different for you. )Throughout the year, my watering frequency changes as I adapt to cooler or warmer temperatures. The best way to tell if your soil needs water is to dig down and check! Questions about these Garden Grids™ or want to learn more? Comment SEND for my direct link to shop and a guide to watering raised beds that explains these principles in more detail. If you're thinking about adding watering grids to your garden, use code Angela10 to save $10 off $100 or ANGELA to save 7% on any size order.
If you’re planning on starting a garden in an arid region, these are some of the things we consider to be best practices for wise water usage. 1️⃣ Keeping your soil covered with 1-2 inches of mulch. Our preferred mulch is alfalfa-free straw, or cedar pet bedding, but any mulch is 💯 better than no mulch. Mulch will keep moisture in the soil and it’s critical for protecting the soil. 2️⃣ Drip irrigation - we use drip line throughout the garden because drip irrigation delivers water at the soil level, minimizing evaporation. We made our own drip system with supplies from Drip Depot but you can also purchase supplies and soaker hoses at big box stores. Our drip system runs on a timer and has a rain sensor that shuts off the system if we get enough moisture. 3️⃣ Watering deeply - plants will always need more frequent watering as they get adjusted, but watering more deeply and less frequently can encourage deeper root development, making plants more resilient. 4️⃣ Ollas - these terracotta pots are brilliant - simply place them in the ground, fill with water, cover, periodically check the water level, and refill as needed. We got ours from a pottery store in New Mexico, but there are companies that sell them online. It’s also possible to make your own out of terracotta planters (there are great tutorials online). These can be used in combination with drip irrigation. 5️⃣ not mentioned here, but using shade cloth is another thing we frequently do to help keep our garden watered, especially as transplants are getting settled. Shade cloth can keep things from drying out and getting wilty during the hottest part of the day. It’s impossible to cover all of these important topics in a two minute video, so check the drought highlight on our page if you want more detailed information. What are some ways you conserve water in your garden? #waterwisegardening #denvergardening #growfoodnotgrass #urbanhomestead #waterwisely
If you’re planning on starting a garden in an arid region, these are some of the things we consider to be best practices for wise water usage. 1️⃣ Keeping your soil covered with 1-2 inches of mulch. Our preferred mulch is alfalfa-free straw, or cedar pet bedding, but any mulch is 💯 better than no mulch. Mulch will keep moisture in the soil and it’s critical for protecting the soil. 2️⃣ Drip irrigation - we use drip line throughout the garden because drip irrigation delivers water at the soil level, minimizing evaporation. We made our own drip system with supplies from Drip Depot but you can also purchase supplies and soaker hoses at big box stores. Our drip system runs on a timer and has a rain sensor that shuts off the system if we get enough moisture. 3️⃣ Watering deeply - plants will always need more frequent watering as they get adjusted, but watering more deeply and less frequently can encourage deeper root development, making plants more resilient. 4️⃣ Ollas - these terracotta pots are brilliant - simply place them in the ground, fill with water, cover, periodically check the water level, and refill as needed. We got ours from a pottery store in New Mexico, but there are companies that sell them online. It’s also possible to make your own out of terracotta planters (there are great tutorials online). These can be used in combination with drip irrigation. 5️⃣ not mentioned here, but using shade cloth is another thing we frequently do to help keep our garden watered, especially as transplants are getting settled. Shade cloth can keep things from drying out and getting wilty during the hottest part of the day. It’s impossible to cover all of these important topics in a two minute video, so check the drought highlight on our page if you want more detailed information. What are some ways you conserve water in your garden? #waterwisegardening #denvergardening #growfoodnotgrass #urbanhomestead #waterwisely
Ever look at your garden and think, “Why does it still look dry?” Chances are, your water isn’t reaching the roots where plants actually need it. 💧 Check out the Raindrip drip kits via the link in our bio and see how easy it is to deliver moisture right where roots need it—so every drop counts and every plant thrives! #DripIrrigation #WaterSmart #WateringTips #GardenTips #PlantCare #HomeGarden #GardenInspiration
Ever look at your garden and think, “Why does it still look dry?” Chances are, your water isn’t reaching the roots where plants actually need it. 💧 Check out the Raindrip drip kits via the link in our bio and see how easy it is to deliver moisture right where roots need it—so every drop counts and every plant thrives! #DripIrrigation #WaterSmart #WateringTips #GardenTips #PlantCare #HomeGarden #GardenInspiration
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