Leonard Watering & Irrigation

The line covers hoses, wands, sprinklers, drip components, and specialty watering tools for nursery, greenhouse, and landscape work. As a supplier to the horticulture trade since 1885, A.M. Leonard offers watering equipment chosen for the durability and performance professionals need in daily use across growing and grounds operations.

A tree watering ring or bag delivers a slow, deep soak to a newly planted tree's root zone, releasing water gradually so it soaks in rather than running off. This deep, slow watering establishes young trees far better than quick surface watering. It is especially valuable for landscape installs where regular hand watering is impractical.

Drip irrigation delivers consistent, measured water directly to roots and saves labor, ideal for established plantings, rows, and container areas. Hand watering gives control for varied needs and small or newly planted areas. For consistent watering of many plants, drip pays back in labor and plant health; hand watering suits flexibility and small scale.

Metal construction and a quality shut-off hold up to daily commercial watering far better than all-plastic wands, and a good water breaker delivers a gentle flow that does not disturb soil or seedlings. For nursery and greenhouse crews watering constantly, a sturdy wand with a smooth shut-off is worth the investment in longevity and gentle, even watering.

Drain hoses, wands, and sprinklers before freezing weather, since trapped water expands and cracks equipment. Disconnect and store sensitive items indoors over winter. Freeze damage is the most common and most preventable cause of watering equipment failure, so seasonal draining and storage directly extend the life of the gear.

Yes. Watering and irrigation equipment is stocked in quantities for nurseries and operations with volume pricing by quote. Outfitting a crew or growing operation with durable watering tools and keeping spare parts on hand keeps watering consistent and uninterrupted across the operation.