Garden Sprayers

Choosing the Right Garden Sprayer

You can keep all your plants happy, healthy, and hydrated with a garden sprayer, useful both in the garden and in your home! A pressure sprayer is an easy way to get even water coverage without having to make multiple trips to the tap. If you’ve just planted some new seeds, giving the seed trays a misting with a handheld garden sprayer is a gentle way to add moisture to young plants. These smaller capacity garden sprayers are brilliant for indoor plants too, with much less risk of spillage on your nice clean carpet!

For bigger projects, a larger capacity garden pump sprayer is your best friend for watering in grass seed for a thick and luscious lawn, or going over your raised beds in summertime to keep your fruit, veg, and flowers cool and well-watered.

Pressure sprayers

Also known as pump sprayers, these garden sprayers work by forcing air into the water chamber, usually via a handle, which is then released through the valve when you press the trigger. Whether you’re after a small handheld version for indoor use or watering seedlings, or a large capacity garden sprayer for large-scale outdoor use, there’s plenty to choose from including useful designs which you can wear like a backpack for easy application.

Trigger sprayers

Trigger sprayers are a handheld manual garden sprayer which has multiple uses around the home or garden. A trigger sprayer is especially useful for applying plant food & fertiliser to specific plants in the home or garden, giving you much more control over its placement. You can also use a trigger sprayer for cleaning: simply fill with equal parts water and white vinegar for a cost-effective multipurpose cleaner for the whole home, great for limescale removal and keeping surfaces shiny.

How Pressure Sprayers Help with Weed Control

Your garden sprayer has multiple uses as a weed sprayer. A pressure sprayer is a great tool for applying weed control or pest control products: simply add the product, being sure to dilute if necessary according to the packet instructions, and spray over the areas you want it to do its job. If you’re preparing a raised bed for the growing season, a small amount of weedkiller with a top layer of compost should give the soil a fighting chance against weeds.