Varomorus Stainless Steel Deep Root Feeder for Tree Watering Spike Tool Irrigation for Outdoor Plants System Wand T-Handle One-Piece

This is such a nice product that we ordered another one. It goes deep which is good for the trees and you can put it right where you need it. It helps to install a ball valve to it before you attach the hose so you can manage it locally. Tune the valve down until it's sending out very weak streams and it sinks right into the ground with no effort without getting clogged. Also, it's a beautifully finished and assembled piece of work. Proud to see something this nicely thought out and executed made in the USA at a reasonable price.

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Exactly as described and pictured

Nicely built product it works but the water control valve is so hard to close or open I had to use pliers. You need strong hands. Maybe it will get better with use

This is an extremely well made watering tool. The welds are smooth and well finished with no rough edges. The stainless steel is of a high grade and other bronze materials of quality manufacture. The longer length allows us to place the water deep in the ground so our fruit tree roots get deeper in the soil. The handle mounted control valve enables you to control the flow rate of water. I'd spend the extra bucks again for this better quality unit. When you are at the local hardware store, pick up some hose washers as the washer supplied is very thick and you might have a little difficulty coupling the hose to the unit. Great item. It saved our fruit trees by getting fresh water to the roots after the last hurricane.

This a very high quality tool! It should be priced higher than it is. This is not your cheaply made junk that you might buy at the big box store. This is a tool that you will have for a lifetime of hard use. Made of stainless steel and welded ( not glued or brazed) . It even comes in a special wrapper to protect it until it gets into you hands. I bought 2 and not disappointed at all!

Great product and quick shipping.

Works great but don't overdo or you can get root rot