Basin bubblers are low-pressure sprinkler nozzles that hook into the main hose of your drip irrigation system. They spray in a 360-degree pattern and work well in places where you have clusters of ...

Drip irrigation saves water and time by delivering water directly to your plants’ roots, ... Its micro-bubbler emitters can help save more than 70% more water compared to traditional sprinkler ...

I do not like drip systems, especially those placed underneath landscape fabric or a layer of mulch. You can’t see what is happening and you will lose plants before you discover you have a problem. I ...

Drip irrigation is the most familiar way to irrigate in the desert, but using bubblers to apply the water very rapidly into a moat or ring around the plants is equally effective.

The term "drip irrigation" refers to simple soaker hoses winding through a garden bed as well as the bewildering lineup of drippers, sprayers, bubblers and emitters available in advanced systems.

Critics of this poor man’s drip irrigation observe that the hoses rarely have the same pressure throughout, so if you spread the hose to water a long hedge, the plants may grow to be shorter at ...

JAMIESON, Ore. — Corey Maag’s mid-1990s shift to drip irrigation made him an early adopter of the method now common in the sizable southeast Oregon/southwest Idaho onion growing region. “We ...