I see some VERY different watering needs in all that. So if you plan to run it all off the same line you are going to get very uneven watering patterns with some plants getting far too little and some far too much. How do you plan to adjust for that issue?

The container plants will require a totally different watering schedule - length of time and much more frequently - than the raised beds.

I'd use soaker hose in the beds OR a separate drip system without the sprinklers and a drip system for the containers. 2 separate systems.

JMO

Dave

I just ordered a timer with 2 ports so I can separate them for the raised beds and for the containers. will this help in advising me what I should do?

Then assuming the water needs of the plants in the beds are the same - and that is a dangerous assumption I know - you can run either soak or drip in the beds. A drip system will allow you better control over the amts to each plant since you can vary the GPH of the drippers. Some will need 1 GPH and some will need 1/2 GPH etc. Where soak hose will water everything (except the stuff near the end of its run) with the same amount of water for all.

Same for the containers - some will need either different GPH rated drippers or multiple drippers in each. Again the end of the run gets less. Spider formations of drip systems deliver more uniform delivery than does a straight run.

Straight runs of both, the longer they get, deliver heavy at the hose connection end and less than 1/2 at the end of the run even with pressure regulators, so position the plants and drippers accordingly. Some after set-up adjustment is always needed until you get it just right.

Does that help?

Dave