Sprinklers
A weighted oscillating sprinkler with 16 nozzles, a quick-connect set and steel filters, for $18.
A weighted oscillating sprinkler with 16 nozzles, a quick-connect set and steel filters, for $18.
Best for: A rectangular lawn.
It comes ready to use.
Water pressure and flow set real coverage. The area on the box is the maker’s best case.
Up to 3,600 square feet, per Eden.
It includes a tool to clear nozzles.
Three adjustable spike sprinklers with a 30 ft diameter each and a quick-connect bundle, for $19.
Best for: Long narrow beds.
The biggest stated coverage here, 4,500 sq ft, with 20 nozzles and a lifetime warranty, for $26.
Best for: A large rectangular lawn.
A compact spike sprinkler that covers 4,000 sq ft and links to others, with a limited lifetime warranty.
Best for: Irregular corners.
A smaller 100 ft barbed kit with adjustable emitters and the longest rating history here, at about $48.
Best for: A raised bed or short hedge line, and a buyer who wants a known kit.
The most pieces and the best price per foot here: $25 for a kit of 230 to 240 feet, with quick-connect fittings and only 52 ratings.
Best for: A larger bed layout on a budget.
A 100 ft 1/4-inch kit built around 16 adjustable brass nozzles on bendable rods, aimed at pots and raised beds.
Best for: A patio full of pots.
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