9 Litre Waterfall Plant Watering Can - Green

BURGON & BALL | 9 Litre Waterfall Can - Green

A 9-litre version of the popular Waterfall watering can.

This watering can in sturdy galvanized steel is ideal for the serious gardener looking for a long-lasting, high-performance, and stylish full-size watering can.

Holding 9 litres (approx. two gallons) of liquid, there’s ample water to make short work of watering prized plants. The oval shape is appealingly slender, helping to give knees a wide berth in use and avoiding painful bumps.

The ergonomic single-handed design eliminates back twisting and is cleverly weighted to the spout for ‘automatic’ pouring, with a little help from gravity!

The emptier the can gets, the further it tips, with the comfortable roll-edged handle sliding gently through the fingers with minimal effort from the gardener. The removable, screw-on rose gives a choice of fine or rapid watering.

The durable galvanized steel of the can has a tough powder coated finish to protect from rust. A metal Burgon & Ball seal on the top of the can adds the finishing touch.

With a five-year guarantee against manufacturing defects, this is a heavy duty can which looks beautiful, but which won’t let the gardener down, and it’s a real pleasure to use

Specifications:
Weight: 1.7kg
Dimensions: Width 67cm (including spout and rose) x Depth 19cm x Height 38cm
Material: galvanized steel with powder coating.

About Watering Cans:
The debate has long raged about two handled cans versus single handled. When it comes to full sized (heavy when full of water) cans for the garden we firmly believe in the practicality of the latter.

A single handled can requires no twisting of the back to grip the handles with both hands and the graceful handle slips through the hand, as gravity tips the can forward into the pouring position. The emptier it gets, the more it tips.

Costs:  Plastic watering cans last for about a year and costs $20 each. If the average gardener is active for fifty years, then it will cost between $500-$800 to use plastic.

About Burgon and Ball:

The metalworking skills of The Burgon and Ball team are some of the very best in the world and have been passed down through generations. They are passionate about quality - many of the most important product attributes are 'hidden qualities' that only emerge when a tool is us.