Toro Polyethylene Hose

This is specifically designed as distribution tubing for drip irrigation systems. It works best for delivering water to emitters and micro-sprinklers rather than serving as a high-pressure main supply line.

The polyethylene construction is quite flexible, making it easy to snake around garden beds and landscape features without kinking. It holds its shape well once installed, though it is easier to work with on a warm day when the material is slightly more pliable.

The blue stripe is a visual identifier that helps you distinguish this specific tubing from other lines in your irrigation system. It makes troubleshooting, maintenance, and system expansion much faster when you have multiple lines running through your landscape.

Yes, this polyethylene tubing is durable enough to be buried under mulch or a shallow layer of soil. However, it is not intended for deep burial or high-traffic areas where it might be crushed by heavy equipment.

No, this is a 100-foot roll of tubing only. You will need to purchase compatible drip irrigation fittings, such as elbows, tees, and couplers, separately based on your specific layout.