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Learn how to create and install an effective DIY garden irrigation system and find the emitters that operate most effectively for your plants or watering area.

Read our soaker hose guide to find out how to create a simple yet effective water-saving irrigation system that delivers water exactly where it is needed: the roots.

A tap/water timer installed at the start of your system eliminates the need for manual watering. Program regular water cycles by setting the times and frequency required for watering - perfect for if you are going on holiday or will be away from your property.

A comprehensive guide explaining how to design and set up a greenhouse irrigation system.

This guide explains how to set up an irrigation system from a water butt for an environmentally conscious way to water your garden using recycled rainwater.

Drip Line is an efficient watering solution that delivers a uniform application of water directly to plant roots. Click here to discover the best ways to install and maintain a Drip Line System.

When setting up your Drip Line system, it's important you calculate the amount of pipe required as well as the run time - this guide offers working examples and suggested run times to get you started.

You may know how to set up your Drip Line system, but which Drip Line is suitable for your garden? This guide offers an in-depth look into the different types of Drip Line so you can make the right choice.

Where drip irrigation is not advisable, Micro Sprinklers are the ideal solution, providing low precipitation rates for a longer watering time with less run-off: We offer something for all environments.

Micro Drippers distribute water over a small diameter and allow you to deliver water directly to the plant roots. This guide gives an insight into the infinite number of dripper combinations you can set up when creating an irrigation system.

Micro Sprays distribute a constant spray of atomised water over a larger area than drippers, distributing water in 360, 180, or 90-degree patterns, mists or 2 x 20-degree strips. Want to know which spray is perfect for your garden? We've got you covered.

Stream drippers produce up to 8 drip streams from a single head and output more water over a larger area than micro drippers - Ideal for plants that require higher water consumption requirements.

All you need to know about compression fittings covering the basics from attaching a fitting and installation within a system.

Learn the basics of sprinkler irrigation, how to lay the pipe for an underground system and how to calculate the correct correlation between flow rate and bar pressure for rotor sprinklers to function at optimal range.

Learn the basics of sprinkler irrigation using a Spray Body and Nozzle, how to lay the pipe for an underground system and how to calculate the correct correlation between flow rate and bar pressure for rotor sprinklers to function at optimal range.

Larger gardens and lawn spaces require an underground sprinkler irrigation system to effectively water. This guide identifies how to supply water to a sprinkler system and the components used, how a solenoid valve works and how it should be correctly wired to an irrigation controller.

A guide to protecting your water source and providing you with all you need to know before setting up a water irrigation system.

It's important you know what the water flow rate is of your system, as well as the water pressure - click here for a guide on how to easily measure these.

Winterising is key for any irrigation system and helps to prolong the life of all components - follow our suggestions to ensure your system is protected through the winter months.