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Watering that runs itself
Set the schedule once and the controller takes over, switching the pump on and off so your beds and pots get watered at the same time every day. The garden stays on routine even when you're not.
Healthier plants, less waste
Consistent, measured watering suits plants far better than the feast-and-famine of busy weeks. Roots get a steady rhythm, less water disappears to evaporation, and you stop second-guessing whether you remembered the tomatoes.
Go on holiday without garden guilt
No more begging the neighbours to water the veg patch while you're away. The controller keeps everything on schedule for a weekend trip or a fortnight in the sun, and you come home to a garden that barely noticed.
Where Design Meets Detail
At Same Side, we believe the little details make the biggest difference. Every product is thoughtfully selected to combine modern design, everyday functionality, and lasting quality—helping you create a home you'll love coming back to.
Some of our most asked questions:
How does the watering controller work?
How does the watering controller work?
You set your preferred watering times and duration, and the controller automatically runs the pump on that schedule. Once configured, it repeats reliably day after day without further input.
Is it hard to set up?
Is it hard to set up?
Setup is straightforward: connect it between your water source and your irrigation line, set the schedule, and test a cycle. Most gardeners are up and running in one short session.
Can I still water manually when I want to?
Can I still water manually when I want to?
Yes, the schedule is there to help, not to take over. You can trigger extra watering during hot spells or pause the routine in rainy weather, then let the automatic cycle resume.
What should I do over winter?
What should I do over winter?
Disconnect it, drain any remaining water, and store it somewhere dry and frost-free. A little end-of-season care means it's ready to pick up the schedule again in spring.