There are a variety of garden hose hanger devices that can provide your water hose with storage so that it’s just not lying around on the ground waiting to trip somebody up. The methods of storage can range from a nail on the side of a wall or fence to a decorative metal reel. Here’s three suggestions I can provide from my 20 years of landscaping and gardening.

1. The first consideration that you need to give is “how much are you willing to spend?” When researching for this article, I conducted a search on Google using that term in quotes and received 92,200 matches. That means – that exact question was asked, exactly like I put it, that many times; not necessarily for garden hose hangers… but for the purchase of any product. So your first determination for yourself needs to be – how much are you willing to spend to get rid of an eyesore and safety hazard? Garden hose hangers which typically attach to a wall, are the least expensive storage device, but they have a wide range of prices. They can range from $4 for a Do It Best Imports 58003 Poly Hose Hanger, to $84 for a Perrault Round Hose Hanger-French Bronze.
2. Your second question should be where are you looking to store your hose – in a shed or garage, outside on the side of your house, or are you just trying to complement your garden decor and get that hose up off the ground? The cheapest product works, and would be fine inside of a shed for storage of a garden hose on a wall, but I wouldn’t recommend it for any hose longer than 50 feet or greater then 15lbs. It will serve a utility use perfectly… but it will look less then desirable outside in a garden, or attached to the side of your house. If you wish to store your water hose near your garden and it’s placement will be visible, then I suggest a more decorative approach to hanging your garden hose.
3. A third question, because you are hanging a hose, is what type of wall are you planning on hanging the hose from? Is your house made of wood, plaster, brick, etc.? If your house is made from wood, then you could choose any garden hose hanger and install with ease. If your house though, is made of brick, plaster, or some other sort of material where drilling is needed, then you may instead wish to purchase a decorative garden hose pot, which rests on the ground, or a freestanding decorative water hose hanger, which requires no hanging.

Whichever you choose, I provide plenty of advice and suggestions on this blog to help you make your choice, along with reviews of many garden hose storage devices, and I provide an easy method for you to purchase those products directly from some of the most reputable retailers online.

Imagine for a moment, you found the key secrets that provide all the garden storage solutions that enable you to organize all your garden tools and supplies and even your garden hose hanger. How would that make you feel, pretty darn good, right? Continue reading this article to discover the key secrets, how shed designs and woodworking plans provide the little known tricks to end the clutter and organize your gardening stuff. Read the rest of this entry

When did I become interested in talking about garden hose hangers? It happened about the time my friend Dave told me I would be hearing from his lawyer. I was pretty sure he was kidding, but not completely sure. He had just come within inches of breaking his neck after tripping over a garden hose. Read the rest of this entry

If you don’t have a garden hose hanger you need to read this article.  The storage of garden tools in an organized and precise fashion not only helps keep them in good working order but also saves you a lot of time in locating them. If you don’t currently have a place to store your tools, a tool house 3×6 feet can take care of a great deal of equipment.

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If you are into gardening, which you most likely are and are wondering what type of garden hose hanger will best suit you and your needs, please read on below to find out more about this topic.

What kind of watering system do you use in your garden? Is it one of those latest sprinklers or drip systems? Or is it the good old garden hose? No matter how sophisticated the drip system might be, at times you need the garden hose to reach out to certain areas of the garden which are inaccessible by the sprinkler or the drip. The ideal watering system for a garden is the one which has a combination of both these. Read the rest of this entry