An irrigation system ground spike for securing at least one component of an irrigation system includes a spike portion for penetrating soil to hold the ground spike in position and at least two holding portions. Each holding portion holds a respective component of an irrigation system wherein a first of the two holding portions differs from a second of the two portions so facilitating use of the spike for selectively securing respective different components. In particular one of the holding portions is arranged for holding tube or hose of a first diameter and another of the holding portions is arranged for holding tube or hose of a second diameter.

An irrigation system ground spike for securing at least one component of an irrigation system includes a spike portion for penetrating soil to hold the ground spike in position and at least two holding portions. Each holding portion holds a respective component of an irrigation system wherein a first of the two holding portions differs from a second of the two portions so facilitating use of the spike for selectively securing respective different components. In particular one of the holding portions is arranged for holding tube or hose of a first diameter and another of the holding portions is arranged for holding tube or hose of a second diameter.

A turf cup is described that is mounted to a top of an irrigation sprinkler. The turf cup includes an outer sleeve and a plurality of drainage passages.

A turf cup is described that is mounted to a top of an irrigation sprinkler. The turf cup includes an outer sleeve and a plurality of drainage passages.

A water line support device includes a pair of stakes that extend perpendicularly downward from a horizontal support member and a plurality of water line retention mechanisms that may be positioned on the top or bottom side of the horizontal member. In simple form, the plurality of integral retention mechanisms have a recessed channel that is oriented parallel to the ground and perpendicular to the horizontal member. The horizontal member has a top side and a bottom side connected on opposite sides of a middle support such that the top side, middle support and bottom side form an I-beam configuration when viewed as a cross section of the horizontal member. The middle support can be reinforced or braced with diagonal supports that also are connected to and support the top side and the bottom side of the horizontal member. A logo can be added to the horizontal support member.

A water line support device includes a pair of stakes that extend perpendicularly downward from a horizontal support member and a plurality of water line retention mechanisms that may be positioned on the top or bottom side of the horizontal member. In simple form, the plurality of integral retention mechanisms have a recessed channel that is oriented parallel to the ground and perpendicular to the horizontal member. The horizontal member has a top side and a bottom side connected on opposite sides of a middle support such that the top side, middle support and bottom side form an I-beam configuration when viewed as a cross section of the horizontal member. The middle support can be reinforced or braced with diagonal supports that also are connected to and support the top side and the bottom side of the horizontal member. A logo can be added to the horizontal support member.

An oscillating sprinkler has two base rails which are parallel to each other. The base rails are interconnected by a bridge support and the sprinkler's water drive housing. Two pairs of elongated legs are rotatably mounted to the base rails. The legs can be aligned and positioned parallel and adjacent to, along the sides of the sprinkler to allow it to be used directly on the ground surface. The sprinkler's legs can be rotated down 90 so that they are perpendicular to the base rails and, since the distal ends of the legs are sharp and spike-like, they can be driven into the ground in order to set the sprinkler at any desired height. This permits watering at higher elevations. The legs can also be adjusted and positioned at a variety of configurations for watering at different angles.

An oscillating sprinkler has two base rails which are parallel to each other. The base rails are interconnected by a bridge support and the sprinkler's water drive housing. Two pairs of elongated legs are rotatably mounted to the base rails. The legs can be aligned and positioned parallel and adjacent to, along the sides of the sprinkler to allow it to be used directly on the ground surface. The sprinkler's legs can be rotated down 90 so that they are perpendicular to the base rails and, since the distal ends of the legs are sharp and spike-like, they can be driven into the ground in order to set the sprinkler at any desired height. This permits watering at higher elevations. The legs can also be adjusted and positioned at a variety of configurations for watering at different angles.

A solar powered spraying assembly for spraying a rodent repellent over an area includes a spraying unit that may contain a fluid. Thus, the spraying unit may spray the fluid over a selected area. A support is provided and the support may engage a support surface. The spraying unit is removably coupled to the support. Thus, the support may support the spraying unit above the support surface.

A solar powered spraying assembly for spraying a rodent repellent over an area includes a spraying unit that may contain a fluid. Thus, the spraying unit may spray the fluid over a selected area. A support is provided and the support may engage a support surface. The spraying unit is removably coupled to the support. Thus, the support may support the spraying unit above the support surface.