Electric Garden Sprayer Wand for Hard-to-Reach Plants
Lift the wand, press one button and the water reaches the top of the bed. The cordless teal sprayer gives you steady spray at full reach, so your shoulder stays out of the job. Built for morning and evening rounds of beds, shrubs and hanging baskets.
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Lift the wand, press one button and the water reaches the top of the bed. The cordless teal sprayer gives you steady spray at full reach, so your shoulder stays out of the job. Built for morning and evening rounds of beds, shrubs and hanging baskets.
Cordless electric spray wand that waters plants at reach with one button and three spray patterns
- Heavy manual pump sprayers that tire the arm
- Hard-to-reach plants and hanging baskets
- Inconsistent watering spray strength
Reach every plant with one button and no pumping
Before, you pump a heavy sprayer until your arm tires and the tall shrubs still go thirsty. After, one press waters flower beds and hanging baskets at full reach.
Three spray patterns, one button, zero pumping
- One button, instant spray
Press the button and the water starts. There is no handle to pump and no pressure to build before the first spray. The battery indicator shows the charge before you head out, so you know if the round needs a top-up.
- Three patterns for every plant
Fine mist suits delicate leaves and orchids. A wider spread fits flower beds. The directed jet reaches the base of shrubs and thirsty soil. Pick the pattern that matches the plant in front of you.
- Reach the top of the bed
The stainless steel extension rod lets you water tall shrubs and hanging baskets from the ground. The steel gives the wand a solid, premium feel in the hand, and the glossy teal handle balances it well.
Assembled in five simple steps
- 1Install the nozzle
Screw the bright yellow spray nozzle head onto the rod and tighten it firmly.
- 2Join the rod to the handle
Slide the stainless steel extension rod into the handle until it sits firmly.
- 3Thread the nut onto the hosepipe
Unscrew the nut and thread it onto the hosepipe first, before anything else.
- 4Seal the hosepipe to the handle
Push the hosepipe into the tail end of the handle and tighten the nut to seal the joint.
- 5Fit the filter and test
Insert the filter into the hosepipe, then press the button and check the spray before you water.
Everything you need in one six-piece kit
- Electric sprayer handle×1
Glossy deep teal body with the battery and one-button start
- Extension rod×1
Stainless steel telescoping rod for high reach
- Spray nozzle head×1
Bright yellow head with three spray patterns
- Hosepipe×1
Connects the handle to the filter
- Filter×1
Sits inside the hosepipe to keep debris out
- Nut×1
Seals the hosepipe joint at the handle tail
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The 2400mAh battery is built for a full round of beds, shrubs and baskets. The battery indicator shows the charge before you start, so you know whether to top up first.
Thread the nut onto the hosepipe first, push the hosepipe into the tail end of the handle, then tighten the nut to seal the joint. Fit the filter inside the hosepipe before you start so debris stays out of the nozzle. Check for drips on your first run.
A pump sprayer loses pressure as the tank empties and needs constant pumping. The wand starts with one button and keeps the spray steady at full reach, so your arm is not the engine. One six-piece kit covers beds, shrubs and hanging baskets, so you skip buying a separate tool for each job. If you already own a pump sprayer, the wand takes over the work your shoulder was doing.
Yes. Extend the stainless steel rod to reach the top of a shrub or the underside of a basket, and water from the ground without a ladder or stool.
Use the fine mist for delicate flowers, orchids and soft new leaves. Switch to the directed jet for shrub bases and deep beds. The wider pattern suits flower beds in general.
The rod is stainless steel, which resists rust better than plain steel. The handle is durable plastic with a glossy finish. Rinse the wand after each watering so grit does not sit in the joints.