Ancient irrigation technology brought back to an ever changing world. From our patent pending Olla Ball systems to a new twist on the traditional olla, we have a solution for all of your watering needs.

So do ollas work for garden irrigation? I tried using DIY homemade terracotta clay olla pots to water my potted plants and raised beds this year. In this

Dagny Kream on Instagram: "Olla (pronounced oh-ya) means “pot” in Spanish, but the concept of using ollas 🪴 as an irrigation system goes back thousands of years and has been used in countless cultures around the world. An olla watering system is basically any type of unglazed clay pot that is buried beneath the soil with only a small amount sticking up above the surface and filled with water. You can tell that a pot is unglazed because it will be that classic terracotta red color with no…

Here's an eco-friendly and budget-friendly way to keep your garden well-watered with minimal effort. Learn how to make your own DIY olla pots with this easy step-by-step guide. Using common terracotta pots and a silicone sealant, you can create your own ancient irrigation system that delivers water directly to plant roots, conserves water, and saves time. Discover the benefits of olla irrigation and get started on your own homemade ollas today! Get the full instructions at SproutedGarden.com

An olla is an ancient irrigation method and a garden-saver in the heat. Here are five reasons to try one and six best ollas to buy.

Installing an automatic drip irrigation system can reduce the your daily garden maintenance. Learn the basics of drip irrigation in this podcast. PlanterTomato Podcast for Wednesday, September 1, 2010: PlanterTomato_9_1_2010_Irrigation

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As kids we learned that soil is made up of weathered rock particles, but as gardeners and growers we quickly discover that the way sand, silt and clay combines defines a lot about our gardens. Each soil type handles water differently, which means we have to be precise about how we promote healthy plant growth. Smart growers use specific drip emitters and sprayers to emit water precisely and effectively. Take a quick look at our guide for irrigating based on soil type before you go digging…