Gardena 360 Degree Spray Nozzle

They are fine as far as I know l haven't tried them.yet.

Better reach in both length and width than a conventional sprinkler we have been using for years and the fact that both the spread and flow are easily adjustable has turned out to be very useful. Also extremely useful is the ability to raise the head a couple of pipe lengths to be above plants. The only problem, hence 4 rather than 5 stars is that, whatever Gardena's brochures say, even using the larger filter on the system you can't get the full advertised length and width of spray out of this if there is more than one running on a line at once. We had to have more filters, a fancier timer and the big switcher to set up to cover the whole garden automatically. This is supposed to be used with the filters but they step down the pressure and for this, that seems counter-productive as so much more kit is then required.

Have used these for years and they work perfectly with lots of adjustment if required. Very good quality.

This works perfectly for a sprinkler system

These are great as previous ones could never get the drip rate right. These are more expensive but the cheaper ones I bought were a waste of money

works well but overpriced.

Had previously purchased the spray type nozzles but not suitable for individual pots as spray could not be adjusted down. These are drippers, fully adjustable but like most gardena products, in my opinion, far too much money for plastic items

I love how this sprinkler spins and perfectly covers my small lawn. I’ve been using it for years, and even the foxes seem to enjoy it—they sometimes nibble at the top, which makes the red spinner pop off, but it’s easy to snap back in place. After a few years, limescale does build up, so it needs occasional cleaning. Overall, I really love this product.

Bonjour bon produit de qualité correspondant à mes besoins facile à utiliser et fiable je conseille ce genre de produit

Articulo consolidado

Works as claimed. However you need a decent water pressure otherwise it tends to drip rather than sprinkle. You can compensate lower pressure by relocating plants nearer to source tap. That seems to help.

Continuously get into some kind of "hissing mode" in which they give out much more water than necessary. They don't come out of this mode without manual intervention (like rotating the knob a few times).

These are great to add into a 1/4" external drip line setup. At first glance they look too big, but the insertable end opens the tube right up, and the threads screw itself in and anchor it in place. I haven't been able to achieve a zero drip with these, but it is one drop every 5 seconds, so it's okay. They're a little on the expensive side, but they are pretty good quality.