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If you are concerned about using up too much water to keep your garden plants alive, then here is perfect solution.

Grab a couple of 5 gallon pails or similar. Drill a small hole in the bottom of each one - 8th inch is fine. Place each pail next to the plant that you want to water. Best to rotate the pail until the hole you drilled is closest to the plant. Fill a bucket with water. Dump the bucket of water into the 5 gallon pail. The water will trickle out fairly slowly, ensuring that the maximum amount of water penetrates the soil, minimizing run off and evaporation. Without a hose running continuaously your water consumption is also tiny. Repeat for each plant, cycling through them as often as you feel necessary. This is especially useful in a new garden with newly planted or fruit bearing shrubs.