Landscaping Sprayers

Landscaping sprayers are liquid-application tools for grounds maintenance, lawn care, pest control, agricultural work, golf courses, property maintenance, cleaning, remediation, and deicing. This category includes compact manual and battery-powered sprayers for portable tasks as well as larger skid, trailer, tow-behind, and tractor-mounted systems for mobile application across outdoor areas.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a Landscaping Sprayer for Your Application and Setup

Start with the liquid application task, the amount of solution needed, and how the sprayer will be moved. Available options range from 1-gallon manual pump sprayers and hose-end bottle sprayers to 200-gallon deicing systems, with backpack, portable, tow-behind, trailer, skid-mounted, and tractor-mounted configurations in between.

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Popular examples in this category

Use Cases

Match the sprayer to the work

Use compact pump sprayers for portable cleaning and remediation tasks, backpack units for mobile grounds work, and hose-end sprayers for concentrate application through a garden hose. Larger units support lawn care, pest control, agriculture, golf course work, property maintenance, and deicing applications.

How to Choose

Compare capacity, mobility, and reach

Consider the tank size needed before refilling, then select a format that fits your work area and equipment: wearable, portable, tow-behind, trailer-mounted, skid-mounted, or 3-point hitch mounted. Compare hose length, reel style, pump operation, and spray-pattern options for the task.

Applications

Select broad coverage or targeted spraying

For targeted work, look for spot-spray arrangements, adjustable tips, extension wands, or stream and cone patterns. For broad-area application, a tow-behind model with boom and spot-spray options provides both coverage approaches.

Additional Information

Look for handling and operating features

Jet agitation helps mix chemical solutions during operation. Larger skid, trailer, and deicing models may include forklift pockets, while pressure gauges provide a visible pressure reading. Filters, wide openings, lock-on valves, and hose reels can support filling, spraying, and cleanup routines.

1–200 gal.Capacity range

Represented tank capacities span compact 1-gallon sprayers through 200-gallon deicing systems.

Up to 300 ft.Hose length

Selected larger sprayers include hoses up to 300 feet long.

4 nozzlesBackpack options

The battery-powered backpack model includes four spray-pattern nozzles.

100 PSISpot and tow-behind pumping

The 25-gallon portable spot and tow-behind models use 100 PSI diaphragm pumps.

Comparison Guide

Compare Landscaping Sprayer Types

Use this overview to narrow the configuration based on how you plan to transport the sprayer and apply liquid.

Sprayer typeRepresentative useFeatures to compare
Portable and backpackCleaning, remediation, grounds maintenance, and targeted landscape work1- to 25-gallon capacity, manual or battery-powered operation, tank opening, filter, nozzle patterns, hose, extension, and lock-on controls
Tow-behind, trailer, and tractor-mountedLawn care, pest control, agricultural work, golf courses, and larger outdoor areas25- or 50-gallon capacity, boom or spot spraying, engine or PTO operation, hose reach, pressure gauge, and towing or hitch setup
Skid-mounted and deicingCommercial spraying and low-temperature or high-brine concentrate deicing applications100- or 200-gallon capacity, hose reel type, hose length, agitation, pressure gauge, service access, and forklift pockets
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Capacity and Configuration

Choose the tank size and mounting style that fit your work

The represented products range from 1-gallon and 4-gallon portable formats to 25-gallon spot and tow-behind sprayers, 50-gallon trailer and 3-point hitch models, and 100- or 200-gallon skid and deicing systems.

  • Choose a 1-gallon bleach-compatible pump sprayer for portable cleaning and remediation application.
  • Choose a 4-gallon battery-powered backpack sprayer for wearable grounds-maintenance work.
  • Choose a 25-gallon portable spot or tow-behind sprayer for lawn and landscape treatment tasks.
  • Choose 50-, 100-, or 200-gallon systems when more onboard solution capacity is needed.
Power, Reach, and Spray Control

Compare how each sprayer applies solution

Operation varies by model. Options include manual pumping, a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, electric portable pumping, engine-powered systems, and a PTO-operated pump. Hose length, nozzle type, and reel design also affect how the unit is used from its parked, mounted, or towed position.

  • The backpack sprayer provides up to 5 hours of spray time and includes stream, dual mist, fan, and shower nozzles.
  • The portable spot sprayer has a 19-foot hose, a 15-inch extension, and an adjustable brass tip for wide cone or straight stream output.
  • Available larger hoses include 50-foot, 75-foot, 150-foot, and 300-foot lengths.
  • Manual and electric hose reels are represented on selected larger systems.
Solution Compatibility and Handling

Review features that support the liquid being applied

For chemical or deicing solutions, select products specifically described with chemical-resistant tanks or polyethylene construction. Agitation is available on several larger sprayers to support mixing in the tank, while the cleaning-focused pump sprayer uses bleach-compatible seals and gaskets.

  • Chemical-resistant tank features are represented on skid and deicing sprayers.
  • Chemical-resistant polyethylene construction is specified for selected deicing sprayers used with low-temperature and high-brine concentrate solutions.
  • Jet agitation is available on multiple skid, trailer, tractor-mounted, and deicing models.
  • A removable filter on the backpack model helps keep dirt and debris out of the tank to reduce clogging.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What landscaping sprayer capacities are available?

The represented products range from 1-gallon and 4-gallon portable models to 25-gallon, 50-gallon, 100-gallon, and 200-gallon systems.

Which sprayers support deicing solutions?

The 100-gallon and 200-gallon deicing sprayers are designed for low-temperature and high-brine concentrate solutions. Selected models feature chemical-resistant polyethylene construction.

Are there options for broad-area and targeted spraying?

Yes. The 25-gallon tow-behind sprayer has boom and spot-spray options, while the portable spot sprayer has an adjustable tip for wide cone or straight stream output.

What hose management options are available?

Selected larger sprayers include manual hose reels or an electric hose reel. Available hose lengths in the summaries include 19, 50, 75, 150, and 300 feet.