We’ve worked our way through many, many watering cans and wands! Until this point we have sort of limped along, mostly hand-watering, creating semi-automated DIY drip systems, and experimenting with various soaker hoses. Upgrading our garden irrigation system has been on the back burner. Over the past several years, there has always been other projects demanding our time, attention, and resources. I’ll show you the garden irrigation methods we are using in our garden with the aid of a video at the end of this post! We will explore the least toxic, DIY-friendly, and efficient methods for watering, including benefits and drawbacks of each option. This article will discuss various garden irrigation methods, including: soaker hoses, drip irrigation, ways to convert traditional sprinklers to drip, clay ollas, hand-watering, and rainwater capture. Hopefully you can take away some helpful tips to try at home too!
Yet we have experimented with a variety of garden irrigation solutions here on this homestead! I will share some information on what has worked well for us, and for our plants.
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And for the record, I am not a professional landscape irrigation specialist. “How do you water your garden?” This is a very common question that we receive, so I will try my best to answer! It won’t be an extremely straightforward, one-method-suits-all type of thing though! Each climate, garden space, and even plant type may have different irrigation needs. It also can be one of the most frustrating and time-consuming aspects of gardening! But maybe it doesn’t need to be… Just because gardens can suck up water, doesn’t mean watering has to suck up your time! There are many ways to improve garden irrigation that save time, energy, and water. The key to life, and arguably one of the most essential parts of any garden.
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