Our friends over at This Old House compiled a great list of ten ways to re-use a worn out garden hose. Our favorites: slitting a piece open to serve as a cover for the teeth on a handsaw and sliding short sections over wire bucket handles to make soft grips. Check out the link below for the rest.
10 Uses For A Garden Hose [This Old House]
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I always like making broken hose into shorter pieces of hose to attach to soaker hoses or sprinklers so I can keep my longer hose free to use a spray nozzle.