Water cannons:

• A. Are designed only for gardens
• B. Shoot water up to 300 plus feet
• C. Are the most water-efficient option
• D. Operate at very low pressures

Answer: (B)

Water cannons are high-throw irrigation devices that rely on strong pressure to propel water over long distances. Their defining feature is the ability to deliver water hundreds of feet away, often reaching 300 feet or more under the right conditions, which is why this statement best describes them. They’re not limited to gardens and are typically chosen for large areas or special needs where long reach is essential. They aren’t the most water-efficient option because the wide spray and wind drift can waste water, and they require relatively high pressures rather than very low ones.