Sprayers For Lawns
Find sprayers for lawns to help apply lawn treatments where you need them, from small patches to larger yards. Compare options with your yard size, treatment type, and preferred way of carrying or moving the sprayer in mind, and check compatibility with the lawn care products you plan to apply.
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Common lawn sprayer types include handheld pump, backpack, hose-end and tow-behind sprayers. Handheld and backpack models go along with you on foot, hose-end models connect to a garden hose, and tow-behind models attach to compatible lawn tractors or riding mowers.
A manual pump sprayer builds pressure when you work the pump handle. A battery-powered sprayer runs an electric pump, so there's no hand pumping. Both send liquid from a tank through a hose or wand when you press the trigger.
A hose-end sprayer draws water from your garden hose and mixes it with liquid from an attached container as you spray. A tank sprayer holds the spray mixture in its tank and relies on a manual or powered pump. Check the sprayer's directions for its mixing setup.
Depending on the nozzle, lawn sprayers may offer a fan, cone or stream pattern. A fan creates a flat spray, a cone creates a circular pattern, and a stream sends liquid in a narrow line. Some nozzles twist to change the pattern, while others swap out for a different tip.
Think about how you like to get your yard work done. Features to compare include shoulder straps, a trigger lock, tank markings, a pressure gauge and wand storage. For powered models, also check the power source and controls. Available features vary by sprayer.