Q. What is the meaning of garden hose?

Answer

Garden hoses, hosepipes, and plain old hoses are all names for the same flexible tube that carries water from one location to another. Sprinklers, which direct water to a single location or spray it over a wide area, are only two of the many typical hose-end attachments accessible. A spigot or tap is typically used to connect a hose. softer plastic or extruded synthetic rubber, often with an interior web of fibres for reinforcement, is the common material for a garden hose. Garden hoses are made from pliable materials, and their smooth texture makes it easy to draw them over and over objects like trees and posts. Most garden hoses are also sturdy enough to withstand the occasional scrape from pebbles and the occasional tread on without bursting.