Sprinklers
A compact spike sprinkler that covers 4,000 sq ft and links to others, with a limited lifetime warranty.
A compact spike sprinkler that covers 4,000 sq ft and links to others, with a limited lifetime warranty.
Best for: Irregular corners.
Melnor fits oscillator coverage into a spike.
Water pressure and flow set real coverage. The area on the box is the maker’s best case.
Yes, with the Flo-Thru base.
Limited lifetime.
Three adjustable spike sprinklers with a 30 ft diameter each and a quick-connect bundle, for $19.
Best for: Long narrow beds.
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 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.
A 230 ft kit with fast-lock tubing and 3 emitter types, backed by about 1,300 ratings.
Best for: A vegetable bed with pots alongside.
A $10 bag of 60 stake emitters, a refill rather than a system.
Best for: Adding emitters to an existing line.
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