How does the sprinkler create its spray pattern?

Water pressure spins the sprinkler head, sending jets of water outward in a rotating pattern that covers a wide circular area.

Is the classic design still available?

Yes — flower and daisy-style rotating lawn sprinklers are still a common, inexpensive summer toy.

1970s · outdoor

Wham-O's giant plastic daisy that whipped water in unpredictable circles while kids shrieked and ran through it all afternoon.

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That spinning flower sprinkler is basically the unofficial mascot of summer backyard play.
Running through the spray pattern (and trying to dodge the strongest jet) was a whole game on its own.
It turned a boring lawn-watering chore into the day's main event for every kid on the block.

How does the sprinkler create its spray pattern?: Water pressure spins the sprinkler head, sending jets of water outward in a rotating pattern that covers a wide circular area.
Is the classic design still available?: Yes — flower and daisy-style rotating lawn sprinklers are still a common, inexpensive summer toy.