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Drip Irrigation

Achieve efficient and targeted watering for your garden with our drip irrigation systems! This water-saving method utilises various components like dripline and drip tape, along with drippers and fittings. Dripline, a small-diameter hose, and drip tape, a flat emitter-lined tape, deliver water directly to the root zone of your plants, minimising waste and maximising efficiency. Shop now and explore our selection of drip irrigation products to find the perfect solution for a flourishing and water-conserving garden!

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    Toro

    Antelco Polyethylene Xpando Take-Off Fittings

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    Antelco Polyethylene Xpando Take-Off Fittings Antelco Take-Off fittings are an improved method of connecting low pressure irrigation tubes and drip...

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  • Toro

    Toro Drip-Loc Take-Offs (Complete with Rings).

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    $1.99 - $4.67
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    $1.99

    Toro Drip-Loc Take-Offs (complete with rings). Used for connecting driplines to uPVC submains (min 40 mm size)   Toro Drip-Loc Data sheet (Metric) 

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    $1.99 - $4.67
    $1.99 - $4.67
    $1.99

FAQ's

Do you offer drip irrigation solutions for businesses?

Yes, Parkland Irrigation offers both commercial and residential drip irrigation solutions.

No matter if you grow hundreds of crops or simply want to save water for your backyard garden, we have a solution for everyone.

If you're looking for a residential solution, then check out our Garden Irrigation Accessories page

If you're looking for business solutions, filter through our menu and find the product you need!

What's the difference between pressure compensation and non-pressure compensating driplines?

Pressure compensated driplines start dripping once the line has reached a specific level of pressure. It will then irrigate at that pressure across the entire line regardless of factors like elevation. That's what makes them best for drip irrigation that occurs across hills or slopes to make sure both the crops at the top and bottom of said slopes get the same amount of water.

Non pressure compensated driplines on the other hand would give more water to the drippers at the bottom of the hill due to gravity, which can result in uneven distribution of water. However, these are fine to use on flat surfaces.