Yes. The parts on most drip systems are interchangeable. To be certain, save the receipt, but I've done several systems in the past with all sorts of parts.

By the way, it's best to buy extra heads and keep them in storage as they are usually the first thing to go. Make sure you've filtered the water as well to keep any sediment out of the lines and distribution points.

great, simple systems. i love 'em. they significantly reduce your watering needs, and they're fun to tinker with. my plan is to run a system throughout my garden this spring...

I had some real problems at Home Depot and Lowe's finding the right parts to expand my existing drip irrigation system. I finally gave up and ordered parts online from The Drip Store. I've used them twice so far and am impressed with their selection and service.

From what I can tell 1/2" tubing comes in two thicknesses. If you use connectors that go on the outside of the tube, it doesn't matter which thickness you have. Apparently HD and Lowe's only sell drip fittings that attach on the inside of the tube and their fittings were too large for the thickness of my existing drip tubing. So I had to resort to buying exterior connectors from the The Drip Store - and they've worked perfectly.

Here is a link that might be useful: The Drip Store