Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, installs a drip irrigation system from www.dripworksusa.com in her container garden. Save, Water, Time and the Planet.
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thanks for your message Patti, I am a louzy gardener but besides of that I can see good possibilities in reducing CO2 and a very good way of recycling too! I like your way of presenting this program, subbed!
Dudean
wonderful, and technically detailed. welldone
peace and flow
Very informational…I have always wanted to install a system like this in my garden.
won`t you lose your fertilizer in the filter?
i like the video! i want to run one something like this.
thanks
I am impressed with all the container gardening. I am wondering what soil you use that has worked out and if you mixin special ingredients like vermiculite, etc?
great show
Nice video, with helpful tips for my own garden.
I forgot to say that I really like new music intro!
I love how you do everything by yourself. I’m the same. You have a few lavender plants, I have only one but it’s really big, it smells amazing especially on big humidity. Thanks for video, I also liked a lot sun stick video, I just always forget to comment…
nice stuff. what brand and prices would be nice.
Do you make holes on the containers?
how do you know if there is too much water in the container?
i like this idea, cuz i forget real easy that i got plants until i actually see them, so for a irresposible person as myself this system can help me a lot to not let my plants die of lack of water
Another good one.
nice video 5 stars
Whoa! Brilliant!
I never thought of injecting fertilizer; which way to the Garden of Eve?
(mental note to self: I’m sorry for that there last comment lord)
Not only beautiful, she is an engineer! Whoa! Vacation & my plants are an issue!
What about using rooftop runoff to water your plants and compost tea for fertilizer? Wouldn’t that be a bit more sustainable than installing an expensive plug-in system?
Patti, is there anything you can’t do? You are amazing and I enjoy watching all of your videos. They’ve given me some good ideas. How about some more recipes>.Thx.
Ingenious ! Great information. Who is vendor for the watering system?
Wouldn’t it just be easier and cheaper to ask your neighbor to water your plants?
great video g.g. I like that idea you basically can’t see all the tubing and is great if you go away on vacation .
true mate
you’re absolutly beautifull
but to “Save, Water, Time and the Planet.” to do that you don’t have to use chimical fertilisants and too much water. instead use plants plants that are used to ground at your place.
There is an inherent danger in having even organic products introduced into a water system that is used for human consumption- everything from contaminants from fish emulsions-think mercury and anitbiotics- to harmful bacteria found in manure-based products that have not been composted properly.
Another super informative video Patti! Thank you!
beautiful thing about using organic fertilizer it wouldn’t really hurt you if you did.