Ward Enterprises WATERING CAN 10LT RED GN016

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A unique style and design, and if you are a bit of a home accessories geek like me, you may certainly be charmed by this feature. You couldn’t easily just stand the watering can under a running tap without risk of water splashing everywhere.) This Slimeline Water Butt not only has a tap but can hold up to 250L of water – enough to keep your flowers watered for weeks.

Isn’t this just the most adorable little watering can! Love that Haws have released loads of different colours of this indoor watering can, including baby blue, dark blue, dark green, red, pink, purple, red and more! Some ‘long reach’ watering cans hold hardly any water and are more like the size of indoor watering cans, however, the Haws one holds 54.5 litres, so you can carry and use it for a good distance around the garden before running out of water. The body is made from galvanised steel, and there are two handles to spread the weight of the water. The large sprinkler attachment works pretty well and it detachable for watering different plants. As watering can roses go, this one is pretty temperamental and if you catch it on a bush whilst walking past, it is liable to snag and fall off – annoying. For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned.Seriously, having seen other watering cans, this is by far the finest and most delicate sprinkler rose. Both are equally as beautiful, (why not invest in both- one for upstairs and one for downstairs, including the patio – the water capacity is big enough!) B&M Top Tip: are your little cabbage-patch kids keen to join in? We have a great range of Kids Watering Cans in a range of colours for even the smallest of gardeners! Water Base of Plants Don’t fret, though, as there are ways to ensure your plants live a full, happy life without using and spending too much money on water! Water at the Right Time

Unfortunately there is the common problem of it being awkward to fill, especially from a water butt. The Prosperplast holds a whopping 14 litres of water, the largest amount of all the watering cans. This is going to be heavy to carry, so unless you are strong, don’t get a watering can that is too big and that you won’t be able to use easily. Whilst this watering can might not be the most attractive watering can on the market, it definitely gets the job done.

The moulded plastic makes it strong and durable in all weathers and the handle is a continuous loop so that it can be help in any position– whatever is most comfortable to you. The weather is warming up at last, which means it’s time to fix up your garden and add some colour to the flower beds. Perfect for any size garden, these dark green watering cans are perfect for keeping your plants healthy and for maintaining plants around your garden and patio.

These watering cans would need to be cleaned to remain looking their best, fingerprints would easily show up

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B&M Top Tip: To accurately pour water in one location, a watering can is ideal - we love the Ward Watering Can for it's comfortable handle and easy-pour spout. The body of the Haws watering can is made from a fairly heavy, injection moulded plastic, which makes it robust and extremely long lasting. Once you’ve finished planting your new flowers, shrubs, bushes and trees, you’ll have to keep them healthy with plenty of water.

This Ward watering can is designed to be space saving can, it has a slim body, but can still hold 6.5 litres of water. Ideal for storing in a greenhouse or shed. Plants like New Zealand Holly, Silver Jubilee and most Jasmine flowers do not require as much water as you may think, but still add a wonderful array of colour. They’re more unique than traditional flowers, too. Collect Rain Water The elegant and simple sleek design with shiny finish make it the perfect indoor watering can that doubles as an ornament.The brass rose on this Haws can is a fine brass oval, meaning a more direct sprinkle of water, so you won’t splash water all over your feet when watering the hanging baskets. Collecting rain water is an incredibly useful way to cut down your water usage and costs. In just one year, one household could collect up to 24,000 litres of rain water.