by Jim Whitis | Drip Irrigation Systems, Gardening, Plant Watering, Urban Gardens
Protecting Produce in Your Garden Gardening is hard. It seems easy. It seems like all you need to do is take some seeds and sprinkle them in the dirt, and plants grow. If you are a gardener, you know it’s more than that. Consider protecting produce in your garden....
by Jim Whitis | Drip Irrigation Systems, Gardening, Plant Watering, Urban Gardens
How to Stay Cool while Summer Gardening Summer is the time for gardening, but it also means sunburn, heatstroke, and other summer-related health hazards for many people. Luckily, there are a number of ways to stay cool while Summer Gardening . From more efficient...
by Jim Whitis | Drip Irrigation Systems, Gardening, Plant Watering
Time Saving Summer Gardening Techniques Summer days are hot and long. The sun shines so bright that everything around you whispers outdoors. Most people can attest to the fact that the summer season is their favorite time of the year. You can go bike riding, hiking,...
by Jim Whitis | Drip Irrigation Systems, Gardening, General, Hanging Basket Watering Systems, Plant Watering, Urban Gardens
Inspiration for Urban Gardeners If you ever find yourself staring out the window longing for something green to look at. Have you taken notice of your neighbor’s relaxing terrace covered in vines and become green with envy? it’s time you were let in on a little...
by Jim Whitis | Drip Irrigation Systems, Gardening, General, Plant Watering, Urban Gardens, Watering Rocks
Buy Now There are a lot of ways to ensure that your plants and trees are cared for, even if you go on vacation. Automatic portable drip irrigation systems can take up the gardening slack if you have to be away from your garden or if your garden is removed from where...
by Jim Whitis | Drip Irrigation Systems, Gardening, General, Plant Watering, Urban Gardens
There are a plethora of Health Benefits of Gardening. One of the obvious benefits is better flavor. Nothing beats the taste of sun-ripened tomatoes eaten right off the vine! Well, maybe the watermelon you have been nursing all spring and summer to eat during your 4th...
