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Our customers range from novice gardeners to professional market garden, greenhouse and vineyard operators.
Our customers value our quick delivery, high-quality products, competitive prices and helpful advice. |
Raised bed garden with drip irrigation -
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Greenhouse cucumbers with drip irrigation -
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Here's a comment from a customer: "I appreciate how smooth and easy the online purchase was.
I received my order on Saturday (small town post office :), and I have almost completed the installation. I have to say that I am amazed at how efficient and easy drip irrigation is. It will probably pay for itself within a couple of weeks, considering that I now save almost an hour a day thanks to an automated watering system "
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We specialize in the hard-to-find parts that you may need to extend drip irrigation to all plants and trees in your yard or garden.
We continue to add new drip irrigation products to make Northern Garden Supply your one-stop store for drip irrigation.
We are also adding new drip irrigation components for commercial growers so that they can take advantage of lower water and pumping costs provided by drip irrigation. |
Peppers and cucumbers with drip irrigation -
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Many customers take advantage of the extensive collection of tutorial drip irrigation articles on our companion website, www.dripirrigation.ca
Planning, installation and maintenance of drip irrigation systems are covered.
We are gardeners and we share your concerns with the health and vitality of the plants in your home garden or the crop in your commercial operation.
Good Gardening! |
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Note the very neat installation of heavywall dripline in raised beds built by another of our customers. A hole is drilled to keep the supply tubing elbow at the exact height of the soil in the bed.
All the other supply tubing is hidden in spaces between the paving blocks. That way the tubing is protected from foot traffic yet is still accessible for maintenance.
You can see the wetting pattern of the drippers every 12" on the soil surface. Many gardeners wait until they can see that pattern and then plant to take best advantage. |
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This market gardener set up rows 60' long and 48" apart for easy mechanical tilling. The crop will be a mixed assortment of salad and storage vegetables for the local organic market.
The thinwall dripline has drippers spaced 12" apart and each dripper delivers .6 gallons per hour. The header is 3/4" diameter white PE tubing.
Our customer will operate the drip system for one hour every other day. On dry hot days, he can choose to operate every day to make sure that the fast-growing plants always have a supply of water.
You can see the wetting pattern on the soil surface. The grower will plant 6" to either side of the dripline to maximize the crop.
Below are market garden photos of celery, mixed crop and zucchini planted through a plastic mulch. |
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