Garden sprayers are used to apply liquid treatments to tomato plants, such as fungicide to treat diseases, insecticide to control pests, or a fertilizer product like fish emulsion. Both synthetic (man-made) products as well as organic materials like horticultural oils can be applied with a sprayer.

Many garden products come in a liquid form that is sprayed directly on plant leaves and stems. Before you buy a garden sprayer, consider your own individual needs and anticipated usage.

What is the Best Garden Sprayer for Your Garden?
Choosing a garden sprayer doesn't have to be confusing or difficult. All you have to do is figure out what your preference is depending on how many areas you have to cover. You should also identify the problem in your garden and decide whether you will be using the sprayer for herbicides or pesticides. It's best to have one sprayer for each type of solution because you should never mix chemicals.

Here are the three main types of garden sprayers you can use:

Tank Sprayer
A tank sprayer, also known as a compression or garden pump sprayer is the most common type of spray equipment because atv weed sprayer is versatile. Tanks are approximately one quart to three gallons and can be carried easily by hand. There is also a wand with which you can control the spray pattern.

Backpack Sprayer
A rechargeable backpack sprayer sometimes called a backpack weed sprayer is operated the same as a handheld tank sprayer. The main difference is the size (up to 4 gallons) and the fact that you can disperse the weight by carrying it on your back. These are often easier to handle, especially for long distances.

Trolly sprayer

The rechargeable battery sprayer is skillfully installed on a wheel. Rechargeable battery and manual lance with start/stop lever is also included in the delivery scope. Wheeled sprayers are also equipped with battery recharger. The sprayer is an intelligent tool, meaning that no pressure boosting is required because the pump is ready for spraying when you switch it on.