r/landscape

Hello, I bought a drip system off of Amazon. There are instructions but I am confused. I watched many YouTube videos but still don't understand how the little hose gets into the big 1/2" one. Also how do the ends not leak, do you put the sprinklers on the ends? The pic #1, show the 1/2" coming from the spout and being divided into left and right sides. #2 shows the layout I'm trying for. #3 and #4 havethe smaller pipe attachments, whioch do I use pic #3 or #4's attachments? The circles are where I'd put the heads. For #3, how do I get a small pipe into the 1/2"? If I do #4, I think I understand I cut the 1/2" pipe, fit it into the 2 sides and attach the 4 small pipes, right? Then how do I use the pic #3 connector and where? I'd appreciate any/all advice, I am so confused. Thank you

Hello everyone,
This is a great sub, and I’ve seen so many wonderful pieces of work from so many talented people!

I wondered if anyone with a spare moment might share feedback on my work.

I’ve been painting on and off for a while but I’ve never exhibited or sold a painting.

I guess my question is… do you think I could do either?

Thanks for your consideration.

Any ideas on how to trim or update this bush/hedge to make it look more modern? It's large and healthy, so I don't want to remove it completely. Appreciate any thoughts of advice!

A bunch of boxwoods died over the extra cold winter (SE Michigan). This spring had them all replaced with holly bushes (blue princess/queen/??). Clay soil, so the holes were amended with bark soil amendment and topsoil. Watered regularly and also have a drip line that runs every 2 days for 30 minutes. Almost half of the bushes are dying. Some bushes right next to dead bushes look perfectly healthy.

Any advice for the inevitable replanting?

So beautiful ❤️

There is no privacy in our backyard. New family moving in with young kids. Prior owners were rarely out back.
What are options to obstruct views?