http://blog.vegenag.com/2010/02/types-of-drip-irrigation-systems/ Thu, 05 Aug 2010 20:33:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://blog.vegenag.com/2010/02/types-of-drip-irrigation-systems/#comment-35 Alex Fri, 12 Feb 2010 03:33:21 +0000 http://blog.vegenag.com/?p=657#comment-35 There are length limitations. For a full chart on this go to <a href="http://www.dripirrigation.com/drip_irrigation_help.php?pgv=Distance" rel="nofollow">http://www.dripirrigation.com/drip_irrigation_help.php?pgv=Distance</a>. In terms of running a hose to get to the garden. I just have my filter stubbed from the garden and then I run a garden hose and connect to it each time I need to water. When I am done, I just roll it back up. When you want a more permanent solution, like I needed for my berries. I run a 1/2" PVC pipe (a little over a $1 per 10ft) with no holes to where ever I need to water. This is a very cheap and easy way to run irrigation when there is nothing to water along the way. Hope this helps. There are length limitations. For a full chart on this go to http://www.dripirrigation.com/drip_irrigation_help.php?pgv=Distance. In terms of running a hose to get to the garden. I just have my filter stubbed from the garden and then I run a garden hose and connect to it each time I need to water. When I am done, I just roll it back up. When you want a more permanent solution, like I needed for my berries. I run a 1/2″ PVC pipe (a little over a $1 per 10ft) with no holes to where ever I need to water. This is a very cheap and easy way to run irrigation when there is nothing to water along the way. Hope this helps.

]]> http://blog.vegenag.com/2010/02/types-of-drip-irrigation-systems/#comment-34 Brandon Tue, 09 Feb 2010 07:33:56 +0000 http://blog.vegenag.com/?p=657#comment-34 Alex, I just read through this post, and your post from last year. I have so much work to get my garden up and going this year. Have you experienced any length limitations on this type of setup? I will have to run a really long length of hose to even get to the start of my garden, then many lengths off that, then a long skinny section for my berries. Thoughts? Alex, I just read through this post, and your post from last year. I have so much work to get my garden up and going this year. Have you experienced any length limitations on this type of setup? I will have to run a really long length of hose to even get to the start of my garden, then many lengths off that, then a long skinny section for my berries. Thoughts?

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