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There's no two ways about it: your common or garden sprinkler (so garden, in all probability) is a blithering half-wit. Rain or no, if you don't turn it off, it'll water your lawn whether it needs it ...

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Water sprinklers are the perfect summer essential and they are no longer a simple hose with spray feature. Now that temperatures in the UK are soaring water sprinklers, floats, BBQs and pools are ...

Just twist the device onto your outdoor spigot, connect it to your Wi-Fi via the app and then you can set your watering schedule from there. You can program each hose you’ve twisted on one to a ...

As temperatures rise, so does the demand for water in our gardens. However, conserving water doesn’t mean sacrificing a lush and thriving landscape. With smart planning, the right plant choices and ...

You’ve planted your vegetable garden and watered in the little seedlings. Wouldn’t it be great to simply walk away and let Mother Nature water your garden with one inch of reliable rainfall each week?

FORGET plain old paddling pools, for families who want some serious water fun in the garden this summer, the best kids’ water sprinklers have got you covered. Shooting water out from all sides, garden ...