Noodlehead Garden Lawn Sprinkler & Stand with Extend-A-Riser Stand Combo Offer

I like how I can adjust the water flow to go wherever I need it to. These are great little sprinklers

I absolutely hate this thing. It is a piece of junk.

It spits out water in a good amount. Trouble is aiming the nozzles. Be prepared to get wet trying to adjust the nozzles. It works good for smaller areas where you want to direct water. I ended up using another sprinkler more. I like this sprinkler but don't love it. It is of decent quality even though it is mostly plastic. The stand is pretty neat and works good.

I love this sprinkler - it looks like a fountain in my garden when its running

My flower garden is down a steep hill and about 75 feet away from my water source making it a pain in the neck to water in the summer. The garden is also a square of raised beds so a traditional sprinkler just wasn't going to cut it. This little thing was just the ticket! You can maneuver the noodles into whatever position you need them providing complete coverage of your yard or garden. It is a little tricky getting the noodles in the right position and you will get wet setting it up but that is a small price to pay for the convenience of having this in place. I set it up to a sunrise timer so my garden gets watered as soon as daylight breaks. Nice!

I really thought by reading the reviews these sprinklers were really going to be the answer we were needing for our multiple areas we have to water, plus we have a grapevine area where we felt these would be perfect for hanging them from the wood beams, so we ordered 6 of these. While I admit, they probably would be perfect still for the grapevine area (have not tried yet because we are working on the outdoor faucet that's closest to the grapevine area), as far as watering anything else, yea, things get watered but despite how "perfect" we tried to get each little noodle to go exactly where we needed it to, they didn't stay positioned and unless you put it on full power you are getting saturation that isn't even, so you get lots of little puddles. Sometimes, like in our perennial flower beds, we don't need or want a huge arch to cover the entire area on top, we need the watering to happen at a low-level stream, and these just did not do the trick. I even tried getting them closer to the ground so they could water the roots and the soil, where the water is actually needed, not the top of the flowers and leaves. Still, didn't work. Using a soaker hose for these areas is not entirely practical either as some of these perennial gardens don't require a soak because of their position in the yard and the fact that those areas retain water for a longer period of time. Also, although not advertised to do this, we thought it might be possible to connect them in a line for long flowerbed coverage because one of our perennial gardens spans almost the entire length of the front deck, and that was a no go. We are going another direction with a connecting sprinkler set of 3. However, we have 2 huge lilac bushes in the front yard and if you place one in the center of each bush, it works quite well at saturation which is what those bushes require and then right off of our back deck we have another lilac along with some other bushes and trees that these can be used on- but when it comes to actually watering specific areas for great coverage, very disappointed. And full yard coverage? Forget about it. If you tried to do this, you would get a green pattern of grass in the same arch pattern of the noodles and the rest of the grass would die. Also, in order to get better full yard coverage, you'd have to move these several times in one day for a full water cycle- placing stake holes all over the yard- not my preferred method.

I've always had a problem with watering an area in my garden. I purchased this in Nov. 2021 and just now installed it. So easy! Those noodles adjust effortless, I used a little stick while it was running, love it. I simi positioned them where I thought it would reach, then adjusted the water pressure and reposition them. What a breeze.

Awesome!