The head rotates through a full circle, so water lands evenly rather than in the arc-shaped puddle a fixed sprinkler leaves behind. The nozzles adjust, which lets you set both the angle and the reach to match the shape of the lawn. The base is weighted enough to stay put under pressure.
Watering by hand takes twenty minutes and still misses the far corner. A sprinkler that covers a circle properly turns that into moving it twice.
So the whole lawn gets watered, including the bit at the back.
Water early in the morning or in the evening; midday sun evaporates a good share before it reaches the roots. Move it once during a session rather than leaving it in one spot — a slow soak beats a heavy one. Drain it before storing over winter.
Order today and stop dragging the hose around.
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