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Irrigation Help

11 years ago

I just bought a new home (Southern California) which has some raised beds with irrigation. The outlets (see photo) seems to be different on each bed. Anyone know why this is or what the difference is?


Also, are these lines suppose to be under the dirt or on top? Thanks.







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