Sprinklers
A brass-nozzle oscillating sprinkler at $18, matching Eden’s stated coverage.
A brass-nozzle oscillating sprinkler at $18, matching Eden’s stated coverage.
Best for: A budget oscillator.
Brass nozzles at this price are good value.
Water pressure and flow set real coverage. The area on the box is the maker’s best case.
Yes, per the listing.
It has a built-in cleaning tool.
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.
A weighted oscillating sprinkler with 16 nozzles, a quick-connect set and steel filters, for $18.
Best for: A rectangular lawn.
A $10 bag of 60 stake emitters, a refill rather than a system.
Best for: Adding emitters to an existing line.
A $25 230 ft kit with a 1/2-inch main and 40 nozzles, rated 4.4 by 239 buyers.
Best for: A budget bed line.
The cheapest 100 ft hose here, with a woven cover, a 10-pattern nozzle and a 12-month warranty, but only 75 ratings.
Best for: A large yard on a budget.
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