👉Bubblers & Drip Systems

👉Bubblers
This type of sprinkler system is not used for watering grass lawns because the stream of water is very fast in small spaces. Bubblers are usually used to flood areas around shrubs and trees. Bubblers must be used in level areas, as well as where the soil does not drain quickly like clay, because they will flood plants away.
There are a number of different types of bubblers that you can see available in many manufacturers:
-Flood bubblers
-Stream bubblers
-Micro bubblers

👉Drip Systems
For extensive landscapes, you should use a drip system instead of the combination of many bubblers. The drip irrigation system brings more efficiency than any sprinkler system in a large landscape. The drip system works best for flower beds and crops.
Sometimes you will need to mix and match higher pressure sprinklers such as rotors with a low sprinkler head like drip irrigation on the same zone of irrigation.
No matter whether you use bubblers or drip irrigation or combine two of them, each sprinkler head should be installed with a separate valve on its own zone. These valves adjust the built-in pressure regulation in sprinklers or drip heads. If you place both valves in the same zone, some plants could be over-watering while others are under-watering.

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