are you talking about outside? we have a metal hanger we put outs on and if you want to store it in garage etc you need to drain it well and then hang from a hook in garage
I used a fence railing that I pounded into the ground by the spigot and added a bicycle rack hook to it.
There are inexpensive metal garden hose holders you can attach to a garage wall. They are like a half circle. For the winter I drain mine and circle them in a large planter and store in the shed.
Thin hoses bend and crimp easily, cutting off the water flow which is frustrating. Thicker hoses are heavy to drag and heave around the yard. The easiest solution is to purchase a dedicated hose reel. These keep the hose wound up evenly, and make it easy to access just the length of hose that you need at the time. Several different styles are available.
Hi Jo, we've tried many different options and the one that works the best is a wall-mounted hose reel with a winder to make it easier to roll up after use. These old bones of mine thanked me You can find them in most garden shops and the one we have has a little basket at the top to store hose pipe attachments too.
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23 Creative Ways To Store Your Garden Hose
https://blog.gardenloversclub.com/gardens/store-your-garden-hose/
Here's a link with several options:
https://www.hgtv.com/shopping/news-and-trends/best-garden-hose-storage
In the summer I wrap it around a metal post. In the winter I put it in the garage so it does not crack.
Some ideas here:
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/83387030589129568/
are you talking about outside? we have a metal hanger we put outs on and if you want to store it in garage etc you need to drain it well and then hang from a hook in garage
This resource may be of great help https://blog.gardenloversclub.com/gardens/store-your-garden-hose/
Coil it up and put in box or roll onto a hose reel!
I used a fence railing that I pounded into the ground by the spigot and added a bicycle rack hook to it.
There are inexpensive metal garden hose holders you can attach to a garage wall. They are like a half circle. For the winter I drain mine and circle them in a large planter and store in the shed.
A large planter is a great option. Especially if you have a lightweight hose. Heavy duty hoses take up too much room for that solution though.
Thin hoses bend and crimp easily, cutting off the water flow which is frustrating. Thicker hoses are heavy to drag and heave around the yard. The easiest solution is to purchase a dedicated hose reel. These keep the hose wound up evenly, and make it easy to access just the length of hose that you need at the time. Several different styles are available.
Here are some examples:
Hi Jo, we've tried many different options and the one that works the best is a wall-mounted hose reel with a winder to make it easier to roll up after use. These old bones of mine thanked me
You can find them in most garden shops and the one we have has a little basket at the top to store hose pipe attachments too.
Check out these ideas: https://amzn.to/38UdPNA
We keep our hose in the shed. You can keep the hose wrapped around a hose holder that sticks in the ground.