Plan your new Drip Irrigation circuits with the Drip Wizard

Consult the Drip Wizard

Welcome to the Drip Wizard - your guide to planning your drip irrigation system.

Step #1

What is your first name? (optional)

What do you wish to drip irrigate?

Vegetable garden

Trees and shrubs

Patio or container plants

Greenhouse

For Commercial Growers -

Fax a plan of your field or greenhouse to 250-847-6156 or email with the following:

All dimensions
Location and capacity of your water source
Any changes in elevation
Soil type
Crop type
Your location and climate type
Amount of water required by each plant on a hot, sunny day

We will reply with suggestions to keep your new drip system economical and effective. This service is available for Canadian commercial growers only.

irrigation systems The vegetable garden and greenhouse Wizards are for the simplest irrigation systems. The flower bed Wizard is the most complex. Try a simple Wizard first to get the feel for what the Wizard can do to calculate your irrigation supplies.

irrigation supplies Pick one category - you can always come back and choose another. Compare the lists and you may be able to combine two irrigation systems in one. For instance, you may be able to combine irrigating flower beds and trees and shrubs if one combined system does not demand more water flow and pressure than is available.

Answer a series of questions about your yard or garden. The Wizard will generate a list of drip irrigation parts that you can use. The Wizard will also explain how it calculates your parts list.

Each drip irrigation circuit is unique - the list of parts is only a suggestion. Please modify the list to best fit your specific needs for irrigation supplies.

Print the list and use it as a guide to plan your drip irrigation system and to order from our online
Drip Irrigation store.

The Wizard saves time by calculating and listing the basic drip irrigation parts to do the job.

Water Consumption Wizard

Ever wondered how much water a plant needs on a hot summer day?

Calculate the water required for a plant each day

irrigation supplies Here is a graphic example of a simple drip irrigation circuit. In this case, it is for a vegetable garden with 4 narrow rows.

1/2" Tubing mainline goes from the faucet to the near corner of the garden and then turns across the near width of the garden.

Each row is served by a single dripline. If the rows were wider, two or more driplines would be required at each row.