Garden & Landscape Irrigation
Automated drip and sprinkler systems for home gardens, new builds, lawns, veggie patches and commercial landscapes. The right water in the right place, without dragging hoses around.
A garden that waters itself, properly
Hand watering and a single set-and-forget sprinkler both tend to waste water. Lawns get too much, garden beds get too little and pots dry out the moment the weather turns hot. A well-planned garden system splits the garden into zones so each area gets watered the way it needs.
We design and install systems for established gardens, new builds, landscape renovations and commercial grounds. If you are working with a landscaper, we can get sleeves and mainlines in before paving and turf go down, so nothing has to be dug up later. See our installation and system design page for how the design process works.
Every system is built for South Australian conditions: hot, dry summers, water restrictions when they apply, and plants ranging from thirsty lawn to hardy natives. Add a smart controller and the system adjusts itself to the weather.
The right system for each part of the garden
Lawns
Pop-up sprays or rotators laid out for even coverage, or subsurface drip where overspray onto paths and walls is a problem.
Garden beds and hedges
Drip line under mulch delivers water to the roots, keeps foliage dry and cuts evaporation.
Veggie gardens
Dedicated zones on their own schedule, with drip or micro-sprays to suit the crop and bed layout.
Pots and planters
Small-bore drip to individual pots, scheduled so containers do not dry out on hot days.
Native and dry gardens
Low-volume drip to establish new plantings, then dialled back as they toughen up.
Commercial landscapes
Durable, low-maintenance layouts for business frontages, body corporate gardens and public spaces.
“I engaged Martin for his irrigation expertise on a Permaculture installation and was very impressed with his workmanship and enthusiasm. Highly recommended, 5 stars.”Living Foodscapes
Garden irrigation near you
We install and look after garden and landscape systems right across our service area.
Common questions
Can you add irrigation to an established garden?
Yes. We can run drip line under existing mulch and through established beds with minimal disturbance, and retrofit lawns with pop-ups or subsurface drip.
Should lawns and garden beds be on the same zone?
No. Lawns and garden beds need very different amounts of water, and sprays and drippers apply water at very different rates. Separating them is one of the most important parts of a good garden design.
Can my garden system run off rainwater?
Yes. With the right pump and filter a rainwater tank can supply a garden system, and where suitable it can be set up to switch to mains when the tank runs low.
Do you work with landscapers?
Yes. We regularly fit in around landscaping work so pipework is in the ground before paving, turf and garden beds are finished.
Other ways we can help
Installation & System Design
New systems designed around your water source, pressure, soil and plants, then installed properly.
View service →Maintenance & Repairs
Seasonal servicing, leaks, faulty valves and controller problems fixed to keep your system reliable.
View service →Automation & Smart Controls
Smart controllers, weather adjustment, sensors and app control for hands-free watering.
View service →Fertigation Systems
Fertiliser delivered through your irrigation for accurate, even feeding.
View service →Irrigation System Assessment
A full check of your existing system with clear, prioritised recommendations.
View service →Irrigation Manuals
Personalised documentation of your system: zone maps, settings, maintenance and troubleshooting.
View service →Ready to stop hand watering?
Tell us about your garden and we will design a system that keeps it healthy with less water and less effort.