This is just a small, simple thing, but sometimes it can be the little things that are really helpful. I have an outdoor faucet that I connect my water hose to that is in the end of a long flower bed. I was having to look back and be careful when I would drag the hose to the other end of the bed so as not to pull it across my tender plants. I needed to drive a stick or something in the front corner of the bed for the hose to hit gainst but didn’t want anything sticking up that a child could fall on. So this is what I came up with and I think it’s the perfect solution! I staked one of the solar -powered lights there. It looks nice, is safe, and shines a pretty light at night. I hope some of you will find this to be helpful.
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good idea,they actually make hose guide thingies that do this, but using something already on hand is better and you get light for your night garden walks.
Giving it some hose guides to rest up against is a great help in avoiding wiping out your plants and you have a little more freedom to not always be wondering if your hose is damaging stuff. Solar light sounds like it should work nicely as long as the hose doesn’t up-root the solar light while you are yanking on the hose just make sure to anchor it deep enough and that it post is strong enough not to break from the added stress of the hose