Garden hoses

With manual watering, you hold the hose yourself and aim the water at the desired places n your garden or on your plants.

You distribute the water evenly over your garden or plants with a sprinkler, so everything gets enough water.

With water control, you water your garden automatically at the right moment.

You can use any garden hose to water your garden. But there are a few differences you need to keep in mind when you choose a garden hose. For example, there are a few standard garden hoses you can connect to accessories, like a spray nozzle, sprayer, and your high-pressure cleaner. You can't use flexible garden hoses with a high-pressure cleaner. But this hose easily curves through the garden and it shrinks after use. Drip hoses have a place in the garden to water large parts of your hedge or flower bed. We tell you more about the different types of garden hoses here.

In addition to the classic individual garden hose, there are also hose reels, hose carts, and wall hose boxes. You can roll up your garden hose quickly and without kinks in a hose reel. A hose cart is a hose reel on wheels, so you can easily move the hose. With a wall hose box, the hose always hangs in a reel on the wall. This way, your garden hose is never in the way. We'll tell you everything on the different storage systems in this article, so you can choose the garden hose that suits you.

You don't use your garden hose without connectors. For example, you can connect the hose to the outside faucet with a faucet connector and you can use a water stopper to quickly switch between connectors. You can attach a spray nozzle or garden sprayer to the end of the garden hose. This way, you can determine how hard the water jet is. In this article, we'll tell you more about the different garden hose accessories and which ones you need.