When Consumer Reports put three flexible garden hoses to the test, it didn't treat them like shrinking violets. We kinked, twisted, slashed and froze the hoses and applied a lot of water pressure. For ...

The best expandable garden hoses are lightweight, easy to store and kink-free—perfect for around-the-house gardening. Here ...

Garden hoses are a hassle in so many ways. To store. To drag around. And especially to roll up and keep free of kinks. Enter the expandable garden hose. I get the appeal: It’s small, lightweight, easy ...

If the Continental hose is not available, we like the Craftsman Heavy Duty Professional Grade Garden Hose (50 feet). This hose is made of a polyurethane PVC blend, so it has the look and feel of a ...

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This garden hose comes recommended by DeVito. Its material is a mix of vinyl and rubber, which have varying levels of flexibility and durability in weather conditions as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit ...

Gardening season is basically here and if you are eager to cultivate your green thumb this spring, you might also be in the market for a few new essentials! A good hose is an obvious must-have for any ...

The Flexzilla Garden Hose, known for its kink-resistant design and durability, is currently less than $55 at Amazon. This lightweight hose is made with a hybrid polymer for easy coiling and ...

If you want to automate watering runs through a standard hose connection, the Rachio Hose Timer is a no-frills way solution that uses the same app as Rachio’s excellent in-ground sprinkler system ...

While they can perform similar jobs, garden and soaker hoses are made with different purposes in mind. Garden hoses are for general use, while soaker hoses are for watering plants. Garden hoses are ...

Summer doesn’t last long in Southwestern Ontario, where I live. The gardening season is basically mid-May to October. Anything outside of that and everything you grow is liable to get walloped by ...