Beat the Drought Bundle

Built for the long, hot stretch of July when even a heatwave shouldn't cost you your crop. Five tools to deliver water where it's needed, slow evaporation, and keep your beds cool when the mercury climbs.

What's inside:

• 3698 Irrigation Bag — slow-release water bag for trees and shrubs. Fill once, water for 5–9 hours. Perfect for new fruit trees, roses, and ornamentals during dry spells.
• 3771 Soaker Hose (25 feet) — flexible, kink-resistant soaker hose uses up to 70% less water than overhead watering. Ideal for vegetable beds and flower borders.
• 3540 Garden Blanket (20 feet) — light + moisture passes through while heat is retained and evaporation slows. Doubles as frost protection and bug barrier.
• 3590 Hoops 6 ft lengths (4 pack) — 9-gauge galvanized wire arches that hold the garden blanket clear of foliage, creating a cool, airy tunnel underneath. Reusable across seasons.
• 3295 Sprayer Fertilizer Applicator — hose-end sprayer for watering plus liquid feeding in one pass. On/off/water-only control knob for quick cleanup.

Each item ships in its full retail packaging and is reusable across multiple seasons.

Best for: mixed beds, vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and Prairie gardeners hitting their first 30°C+ stretch. Especially useful if you travel and your garden needs to fend for itself for a few days.

Planting tip: Lay the soaker hose in early summer when crops are established, arch the hoops over the bed, and drape the garden blanket on top — the blanket cuts evaporation by half and the hoops keep it clear of leaves so airflow stays moving underneath. Fill irrigation bags in the evening so the slow release happens overnight when temperatures are lowest. Use the hose-end sprayer to deliver liquid seaweed or fish fertilizer alongside watering.