I don't know how many use Haws watering cans.
I bought 2 in the early 1970's one was red plastic and the other
Galvanised, this latter was partially remodelled when I tried to run
over it with a Peugot pick up in the 80's, now it's given up the ghost,
the plastic one is still going strong.
Well I've decided it's time to get another plastic one.
Shopping around on line the going price seems to be around £22.
But I found Greenfingers.com have them on offer
LS8099D Haws Deluxe Watering Can - 7 litres On Sale: £10.99!
So I've ordered one, if it lasts like the other plastic one it will
still be going strong after I've had my telegram from the King.
David @ a damp side of Swansea Bay

On 28/06/2013 22:34, David Hill wrote:
I don't know how many use Haws watering cans.
I bought 2 in the early 1970's one was red plastic and the other
Galvanised, this latter was partially remodelled when I tried to run
over it with a Peugot pick up in the 80's, now it's given up the ghost,
the plastic one is still going strong.
Well I've decided it's time to get another plastic one.
Shopping around on line the going price seems to be around £22.
But I found Greenfingers.com have them on offer
LS8099D Haws Deluxe Watering Can - 7 litres On Sale: £10.99!
So I've ordered one, if it lasts like the other plastic one it will
still be going strong after I've had my telegram from the King.
David @ a damp side of Swansea Bay

I don't bother too much with the watering can itself; it's the rose I
look at closely. Are there enough holes? Are they too big? Does the
bit with the holes look like it's going to come loose from its surround
before too long, and drip everywhere?

--

Jeff

David Hill wrote:

I don't know how many use Haws watering cans.
I bought 2 in the early 1970's one was red plastic and the other
Galvanised, this latter was partially remodelled when I tried to run
over it with a Peugot pick up in the 80's, now it's given up the ghost,
the plastic one is still going strong.

Knowing that they were well respected I bought a plastic one
around the same time, but it didn't seem to like UV, or so I
presume, and the plastic failed. After a second went the same
way, I picked up something very cheap, and it has lasted years.

Chris
--
Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK


Plant amazing Acers.