Drip Irrigation & Watering Gear for Arizona
Drip kits, smart controllers, filters, regulators and repair parts for low-water desert landscapes.
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Most desert plants want deep, slow, infrequent water, and drip delivers exactly that. Arizona's hard water and high city pressure are the two things that break drip systems, so this list pairs the kits and controllers with the filter, regulator and repair parts that keep them running.
Rain Bird drip irrigation kit (LNDDRIPKIT)
Rain Bird
Best for: Converting desert beds to deep, slow drip watering
- Drip starter kit
MIXC 230 ft quick-connect drip irrigation kit
MIXC
Best for: Small beds, pots and a budget first drip system
- 230 feet of tubing
- Quick-connect fittings
Rain Bird ESP-TM2 Wi-Fi irrigation controller
Rain Bird
Best for: Easy seasonal schedule changes from your phone
- Wi-Fi
- Indoor/outdoor
Rachio 3 smart sprinkler controller
Rachio
Best for: Weather-based watering that adjusts itself
- Wi-Fi
- In-ground systems
Orbit single-dial hose faucet timer
Orbit
Best for: Automating drip from a hose bib with no wiring
- One outlet
- Single dial
Rain Bird PRS drip filter with pressure regulator
Rain Bird
Best for: Protecting drip lines from hard water debris and high pressure
- Filter and regulator in one
Senninger 25 PSI pressure regulator
Senninger
Best for: Stopping blown fittings on high city water pressure
- 25 PSI
Orbit 92-piece drip irrigation repair kit
Orbit
Best for: Fixing sun-cracked tubing and lost emitters
- 92 pieces
Rain Bird micro-bubblers (4-pack)
Rain Bird
Best for: Flooding tree wells and larger shrubs
- 4-pack
Rain Bird drip emitters (30-pack)
Rain Bird
Best for: Replacement emitters for shrubs and cactus
- 30-pack
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