What is drip irrigation?

Drip irrigation is defined as any watering system that delivers a slow-moving supply of water at a gradual rate directly to the soil. Referred to as micro-irrigation or trickle irrigation. The systems consist of a network of tubing, valves, and emitters.

How to install a drip irrigation system?

With the right tools and careful planning, drip irrigation can be a simple DIY project. Always make sure to plan out the system layout, check the soil type, and choose one of several methods to begin. These methods can be found in Sprinkler Warehouse's Step by Step Irrigation System Installation Guide.

How to convert a sprinkler system to a drip irrigation system?

Using a conversion or retrofit kit, you can easily utilize an existing shrub stick or sprinkler head to supply water to a small drip system.

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Landscape Lighting

Illuminate the night with outdoor lighting that’s inspiring and functional—and affordable to boot. With top-rated selections to choose from and name brands to match, Sprinkler Warehouse provides you a vast catalog of lights, from wall lights to path lights and the transformers to manage them. Shop now and begin to light the night in style.

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Outdoor Lights from Premier Brands

From FX Luminaire fixtures to Brilliance LED lamps to King Innovation wire accessories, our band of landscape lighting brands is set to keep your yard in tune with whatever ambiance you desire. Fashion one of our downlights to a high tree branch or the eaves of your home to achieve an ethereal moonlighting effect. Need yard lights to upgrade safety? Path lights are a gentle but effective vehicle for preventing trips and falls along walkways and driveways.

Live the LED Life & Save

If you haven’t upgraded to LED outdoor yard lights, you’re missing out on several advantages.

LED lights are more energy efficient. LED lights use 75% to 80% less energy and generate less heat compared to their incandescent and halogen counterparts.
LED lights last longer. While incandescent bulbs typically last around 1,000 hours, LED lights can stick it out for 25,000, 50,000, or even 100,000 hours in some cases.
LED lights don't waste light. LED lights deliver light in a specific direction whereas standard light sources send light in all directions.
LED lights are more cost-effective. Because they use less energy, produce less heat, and have longer lifespans, switching to LED lights can save users anywhere from 50% to 90% on lighting-related energy costs.

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Learn More about Landscape Lighting

Paths and Walkways: Guide guests safely while adding an inviting ambiance
Entry Points: Situate wall lights near entry points, security cameras, or other dark pockets to ward off intruders and animals
Trees: Downlighting trees showcases their unique shapes to create captivating visuals
Gardens: Place path lights around garden beds and planters to elevate aesthetics
Architectural Features: Use uplighting to highlight columns, arches, or other potentially eye-gripping details

Explore more outdoor lighting tips and tricks at Sprinkler School.