The Best Drought Tolerant Perennials
May 31st 2023
I have 5 of these from 1gallon to 2 gallons for my flower beds. If they can’t be placed in shade I cover them with a bucket or a large pot. The oldest on is over 5 years old. I have never had a problem with the seams leaking. I live in southern Missouri’
works great
Love it very good product
We purchased 2 of these units to use on our corn. I'm sorry that we didn't do it sooner. Our corn looks healthy & is growing by leaps & bounds. I'm planning to have someone purchase another one for a Christmas gift for me, so that next year I can put it on my pumpkins, watermelon & cantaloupes. Very easy to install & is worry free. Thanks!!
Easy to set up and use. I have it feeding about 700 feet of drip tape and am happy with the results.
I have purchased two of these so far and will need to replace again due to the fact that when left exposed to sun they tend to break down and crack. I really like the system but the durability is suspect. I use it on a 225+ vineyard and it does what it is supposed to do.
This fertilizer injector is easy to install and easy to use. Pros: Easy installation. Simple instructions. Maneuverable. Easy to mix. Easy to disconnect for storage. Cons: Must be isolated when not in use at 50PSI because tanks are weak along seams.
Ideal for medium-sized gardens, the Two-Gallon EZ-FLO Hose Thread Unit Fertilizer Injector from DripWorks also would work well for small market gardens. Easy to install and use, this EZ thread unit connects to a standard hose-bib. It comes with all the components you need for installation. Replacement kits (IEZHTRS) are available.
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Important Note:
All systems with a fertilizer injector must have a backflow preventer to prevent fertilizer from getting back into your domestic water supply. Contact a local building inspector or contractor to determine which backflow preventers are required in your area.
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