Pump sprayers
Two 1-gallon Chapin sprayers for $30: one for weedkiller and one for everything else.
Two 1-gallon Chapin sprayers for $30: one for weedkiller and one for everything else.
Best for: Keeping weedkiller away from other jobs.
The reason to buy a pair is to avoid cross-contamination.
Follow the product label on any chemical you spray: it sets the dose, the protective gear and the rules. A sprayer page never replaces the label.
Herbicide residue can harm plants, so a dedicated tank is safer.
About the same as two singles.
A 2-gallon sprayer with a longer 52-inch hose, two nozzles and a US-based company behind it.
Best for: Reaching further without stepping on beds.
Two 2-gallon SureSpray tanks for $45, the biggest deal here.
Best for: A big yard with two chemicals.
A one-hand 48-ounce sprayer with an in-tank filter, for $15.
Best for: Pots and small spot jobs.
A brass-nozzle oscillating sprinkler at $18, matching Eden’s stated coverage.
Best for: A budget oscillator.
A classic 3-arm metal sprinkler on a wheeled base for $15.
Best for: A round section of lawn.
A gear-drive impact alternative on a metal T-spike, with low stock when we read it.
Best for: Round sections of lawn.
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