You are about the most informative and concise how-to gardner that I've encountered on youtube. Thank you for your helpful videos.

This style of drip irrigation really is the way to go... it keeps the surface of the beds dry which helps to control issues like pests and diseases... yet a couple inches below the surface stays nice and moist so a carpet of roots can form underneath... like Kyle says, do not be concerned if you only see small circles of moisture on the surface... underneath is well saturated... that part takes some getting used to! lol... Another well made video Kyle!.. I am liking your style of presentation, its clear and strait to the point... thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

I really appreciate your “use what you have” mindset & the concise, yet informative nature of your videos. Thank you so much!

I am a beginner, in Iran. I have recently bought a new property for my horses & I would like to grow every kind of vegetables. I truly need to thank u for ur videos. U have been a HUGE help.

I can imagine how much time and efforts you are taking to make this informative videos, great job man, may you get all the success you desire and atleast a Billion $ubscribes to your channel ❤️ 🙏

I am straight from the city and always took for granted all the labor that goes into growing vegetables. Now I live in the country and thanks to your videos I have found the inspiration I need to start growing my own produce! You are gifted with so much true knowledge unlike me who was trained to survive only in the city 😔.

I’ve been binge watching your videos and it’s giving me hope with the vegetable garden I’m starting in the next couple of weeks (as a beginner). I accidentally stumbled upon your garden/crop tour video and I’m happen to watch backwards so I know that this actually work well. Thanks Kyle!

This is so far the best video on irrigation system (drip system) any DIYer could use. Thanks for making this helpful video 👍🏼

Hello from India.....I also grown some vegetables and plants on my roof top...as I don't have much space ...I have seen a lot of videos of the same content but the way you have described everything is very good...just keep up doing the good work and upload more videos frequently

What I gather from your videos is that with proper preparation the work gets much easier at later stages. Great videos. Subscribed.

I'm getting my irrigation in place and having been watching many videos to make sense of what I need. I found your videos easy to watch and the information is really helpful as other commenter have said.

As a single parent wanting to get all this set up for my garden, it seems overwhelming, but hiring someone to do it will be very expensive. I will give this a try, and hopefully, I can succeed. 🤞Thank you for the video!! 🙂

I like to install a shut off valve at the beginning of each emitter line after it tees off the header line. That way i can close off or regulate down the water to a bed as needed per plant needs.

I cant wait to have a yard for a garden and install something like this! Thank you for the idea!

This video just saved my garden! The most helpful and detailed vegetable garden irrigation tutorial! Thank you so much for making this video.

Perfect timing since I am in the process of installing a drip irrigation and your video is perfect amongst all the videos I’ve watched.

Thank you for sharing. Am gonna follow exactly this to irrigate my garden beds. You explain it so well..😊👌

Thanks much, very informative and straight forward.

Every year I tweak the system I have, by no means professional, to try to make it work better since we are away at our cottage for weeks at a time during the summer, but I still want gardens at home. Thanks for more ideas on how to make it work.

This guy knows everything! I'm in awe how thorough you are. If you ever consult in Atlanta would love to work together.

So much to see and learn from your video, nice job ♡♡

This is the best video I’ve seen on this. Thanks! 👍

Great job explaining irrigation installation! Keep up the excellent work!

Best gardening videos on the you tube.

Excellent guidance. Thanks a lot for this.

Thanks for this video and the other one demonstrating the automated irrigation system. Totally going to use these ideas on my own garden. 🤠

Thank you. Your system is sooo gooood 👍

That soil is so soft it makes my mouth water.

Can't wait to see your garden tour

Good job again. Greetings from Huntsville, AL

Thanks for sharing this were very helpful!🥑

Awesome video! Appreciate the content - will work great in my raised bed.

I like being able to lift the drip without too much faffing about so instead of curving it back on itself, i have a straight top with elbows and tees in it , i find, k only have to put a couple pegs at either end to hold it in place, so its quickly moved out the way for planting. Im planning on upgrading to have a valve and a quick connect so i can quickly switch that bed off an diconnect it if i have to.

putting a big straw layer on your beds as an armour, will prevent your soil to wash away with heavy rain, and keep the soil from drying out and heating up. Rainworms will compost the straw and eventually make the soil soak up more water and keep it from evaporating, hence: less to no watering necessary.

Thank you very much for your sharing!!!!! It's very helpful 👍👍👍

Excellent info. Thank you so much.

beautiful, thanks!

Can we get a follow up. What you have learned, what you like, what you would do different & how long the system runs etc etc

Great video again. Will be replicating your steps.

Totally loving your tutorials! How wide between rows? How wide are planting rows for trellis & non trellis vegetables? You planting soil looked outstanding. Are you using a soil/compost mix or a preferred top soil product? What are you using between rows to walk on ? Thanks!!!

I used drip tape and had issues of the tape popping off... I think I'll use this style this year. Less involved

Awesome video Kyle, I'm absolutely loving the way your garden is turning out, it looks very efficient. But, I have one critique...not regarding your garden, but with you. I noticed that when you are talking to the camera, you sway a lot, for example from 8:49 - onward. It really isn't a big deal, but I'm a consultant for businesses looking to enhance their image, marketable appeal on social media, presenting & directing TV commercials, creating efficiency thru organization, designing the best floor layout for companies that need help when they've just purchased a new facility/office space, etc. When you're standing in one spot you tend to shift your weight from one foot to the other. I don't know if you have a cameraman assisting with your recordings or not, from watching your videos it doesn't look like you do. One of the basic fundamental rules for shooting a person in a TV commercial or recording the host of a tv show, game show or daytime tv show, is training the host to stand flat footed in one spot when talking to the camera. Because swaying from one foot to the other while being recorded creates an unwarranted subconscious impulse response from the cameraman to sway as well to follow the movement of the person they're recording. This can create vertigo, dizziness or a distraction for the people watching the show. So when your standing up talking to the camera try not to shifting your weigh from one foot to the other. Just an observation and constructive criticism.

Hi, absolutely love this video and I need to replace my irrigation system to something way better, and this it it, I wanted to know where I can purchase or the name of that hose with the swivel connectors, as the link above only shows up a hose with holes rather, thank you

Great video, super helpful!

I live in Carmichael...I had a pretty successful season but I would love to talk to you about making my vegetable garden even more successful.

So at 5:36 I learned why important and exciting things happen when we reach 12 inches.

Love your channel man!!!!!!!

I use metal wires over the bend pieces of pipe. This way when the tape dries out or for whatever reason fails the metal wire will keep the bend in the line and not dump hundreds of liters onto a single spot flushing plants away.

Howdy you should look into automating your watering system, now with everything alexa integrated im sure you can rig a smart timer to a water valve and even control it through your phone! The harder route but surefire would be a raspberryPi hooked up to a contempory controls hat .

Loved it

Learned a lot with this video! Thanks for the tips 😄

thank you very much

Great job..keep up the good work!

Thanks for the video Kyle! Great content as always. Quick question, what made you choose the emitter piping over something like a soaker hose? Also, if you could add a link to your video on how you set up the initial pipework for your irrigation system as you mention at the start that would be awesome!

Love it

This looks like the way

Great video - thanks! Do you have any suggestions as to how to design a gravity fed drip irrigation system from an (elevated large) rain water tank?

When you add compost through the season do you just cover the irrigation? Or always keep the hoses exposed? Thanks! This is probably one of the most educational channels for the specific questions I tend to have!!

Liked everything except the crimp-n-tape! Tape will dry out and come loose. Also, hopefully dirt doesn't get into the irrigation line through the dripper holes.

you make really good videos brother

Great video. Becarful with how tight you are making those irrigation lines. Hand tight is plenty. Really dont need the pliers.

First time watcher here! Liked & subscribed as I found your video & commentary very helpful. You explain everything succinctly & clearly. Further, you also offer to answer questions. I appreciate it very much! Thank you! I do have a question about cost: how much did it approximately cost for your system? I do understand it will differ based on various factors. I just want to get a rough estimate. Thank you!!

Really enjoying your videos!! We live on 2 acres and the garden will be all the way at the back of the property and the spickets/well are all the way in the front of the property. Any recomendations how to get the water from the house to the garden so I could install something like this??

More videos please!

Hey Kyle, love your videos. It reaches into the low 90’s pretty regularly. Is 60 minutes twice a week still the recommendation? Good draining raised bed with tomatoes and peppers. Thank you!!!

Your video is the best one I have every seen for installing a irrigation system. I wonder if you can update the performance of the Dripline Header Spacing Coil. Would you recommend this one or a normal tubing if I am going to diy a irrigation system for my garden this year? Thank you.

loved to see ur beautiful garden on Instagram.. it’s going to be fun to watch it now on KZfaq💚😊

Great video ! ! …….I can’t find info on the controller you use? Can you provide the information…..Thanks

Thank you for the video Kyle! It was very informative. I have a patch of space that I plan on turning into a garden just like yours. Would you be able to share the spacing of your plant beds and spacing in between? Single for tomato plants and double?

For me my supplier is LEE VALLEY TOOL GARGEN. This is an FYI i am not associated in any way with them and this is were i buy my gardening supplies.

Love this series of videos. Curious why you wood chipped the pathways and not the actual beds for better weed control and moisture retention though?

Great Channel Kyle! Can’t wait to see the progress of this garden. Do you know the square footage of your backyard that you are growing in as well as what percentage of your yearly produce you grow yourself? Love the content!

Though you explained everything very clearly, I don't think I could do this 😅 I am so un-handy it's not even funny! I'd probably destroy something. Its a great idea though

Nice one Subscribed Please keep it comin

Thanks bud

Our city sells compost. Not sure if I like the sound of it though. Resource Recovery Compost is a wastewater biosolids (sludge) product of the City City Water Utility which has been processed in a manner that meets all the current U.S. EPA and State Environmental Quality (ODEQ) requirements for Class A Resource Recovery Compost. What do you think? Good to use or not? Especially with COVID?

As always your content is so helpful! I noticed when you flooded out the line, some of the outlets further away from the water source had much lower pressure. Did you notice any issues with less moisture at the furthest beds? I’m planning to set up something very similar but am considering doing a looped system to help maintain more even pressure throughout the distribution line. Love your instagram and now YT content!!

What an educational video. Thanks so much for the help. Can you tell me the width and length of your garden beds? Thank you.

I wanted to see the planting video!

I still hand water now! 😐 the irrigation I've used is always expensive

Hi. Great vidoes. Do you have your fruit trees on drip? If so, how often and for how long to you water?

Wow thanks you

Hi I’m new to gardening and your video was very informative. I noticed you planted your food but it doesn’t look like you started from seeds. How does this irrigation works when you’re starting with seeds?

Good work.🍒

Hi. I work at an NGO where one of our project looks at promoting urban farming. You're ideas and videos are great but I wish they were are little more cost effective and doable by people in developing countries. Any chance you could make similar videos with materials available in less developed places? That would be great. Always enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing them

Just move to the piney woods of East Texas and you’ll never have to worry about watering ever again lol

Hi Kale, thanks for sharing, my question is where i can find 3/4" Header hose n what u call so i can look at online

I have a large garden spot, but would like to do the walkway as you show, but what happens at the end of the season, can the wood chips be rototilled back into the garden or does the cardboard or weed sheet need to be pulled out to be replaced next year? Am definately doing the irrigation system?? thank you for your informative videos!!

Hey Kyle. I have a pressure regulation question. On the sprinkler you found I noticed you put a pressure regulator on that one. How come? I have risers every 8 feet along a 40 foot fence line and want to convert to drip. Not sure if I need pressure regulators on each riser.

It looks great Kyle and this has been very informative. Excited to see how it all develops. What type of automatic irrigation system do you suggest for much smaller sized gardens in raised planter beds?

Hey sir I am from India. How much water dose it need for a week and please mention your garden size Your videos are awesome. Just keep it going

How much stalk do you put in companion planting and/or planting by the moon and/or The Old Farmers Almanack? I have plants that need to go in the ground but the latter says it won't be a good time to plant until about May 1st. Should I wait or go ahead and plant?

Show us, how to add trellis or support for tomato, cucumber plants.. following your foot steps of turning the lawn into a vegetable garden 😊 Also do you plant companion plants for each bed ? How do you protect the plants from pests ?

Love the detail on this video, just what I've been looking for! Quick question: do you have any ideas/tips if there's no access to an irrigation header? The place I just moved into was just renovated and they ripped out the access points with the intent to fix it in the future. Until then I'm only working with an extra long hose that I'd like to hook in, but I'm brand new to irrigation. Any thoughts?

Yes I have a question, can you come help me set mine up 😂 I’m excited to get started! I bought all the supplies except my hardware store only had a kit for soaker hose, it was about 30$ for the kit so for it being pretty inexpensive I figured I would try it out and if I am not satisfied then I will buy drip tubing

Hi! Love your videos! I am very new and because of the layout of my yard. I have to put a small garden on the side of the house and about 1/2 of the back yard which is not all that large. I live in Hemet, CA down here by Palm Springs and I just lost most of my plants that were growing really well until we had that heatwave and the high triple digits just melted the plants what can I do to safe guard them in the future? Thank you in advance for your help .

So it just dripping water ALL at same time ? There's no pressure issue ?

Kyle, I have raised beds and have used a smaller emitter system along the plants. The smaller emitter system plugs. How to use this system that you have in multple raised beds? Thanks for the video. Susan

Great video. Was this a Raindrip system?

Do you need to have a pressure-reducing component on the zone? I have an unused sprinkler head near my garden and would love to do this, but is the pressure from the rest of the zone which is watering grass an issue?