Rain Bird XFD On-Surface Dripline, 0.9-GPH 12"-SPC 250-FT (X44031)

Excellent, great value

It was a little difficult working with 250’ of it, so you’ll want to unwind it first and lay it out straight. Once I figured the out, it was easy to work with. Would it through my bed on top of the dirt weaving around the plants. I did need 50’ additional and used a T fitting for that. If it crimped because the turn was too tight, you just straightened it out a little and it goes back. You do NOT need emitters like someone posted. You just need something to connect it to a water supply. From there I spent $40 on a timer and my whole bed gets watered regularly. Also, get 6” staples to hold It down as it is stiff-ish plastic and wants to lift up in places. It took more of the smaller staples to get it to behave. When I get the rest of the lawn done with a professionally installed system, they’re going to hook up to what I did, so saved that money on the install. But, mostly wanted to make sure my plants got properly watered once installed.

A bit pricey but excellent drip line. The double black lines on the tube make emitter alignment easy and sure, Flows seem consistent. Works very well. Will see how it stands up to UV over the years,

This stuff is great! It is easy to install in whatever configuration you need. Cut pipe runs to the correct lengths and use the component parts to join runs and close off the end. It is durable, this is my second batch and the first system I installed is still performing well. It delivers water evenly along the complete length of your configuration directly to the root zone of the plants conserving water and keeping your plants happy.

I’ve had no problems with this line. It functions as advertised, doesn’t plug up, and is rugged. I would buy again.