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HAWS 'The Sutton Splash' 4 Pint (2.25L) Plastic Plant Watering Can - Green

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HAWS 'The Sutton Splash'  4 Pint (2.25L) Plastic Plant Watering Can - Green

Back by popular demand, a spritely multi-purpose glasshouse can, ideal for those who need a helping hand with hanging baskets or containers.

The Sutton Splash (formally The Conservatory Can) is made from tough recyclable blow-moulded plastic and features a long-reach spout to help with those hard-to-reach jobs. It comes with a removable extra fine potting rose and can also be used with our full range of plastic accessories, making it a handy companion for every job.

These cans are extremely practical for the home, conservatory or greenhouse, and what's more look beautiful.

Features:

  • Made from Recycled Plastic
  • Removable Extra Fine Rose
  • Weight When Full: 3kg
  • Dimensions: 52 x 16 x 17cm
  • 2.25L Capacity



Haws: UK manufacturer Haws have been making their world famous watering cans since 1886.

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    Manufactured from their factory in Birmingham, Haws take pride in designing and delivering the finest quality watering cans.

    John Haws first worked out his improved design and method of manufacture from a French made waterpot (or can as they are now called) and designed a can with perfection.

    Whether full, half full or empty the can could be used without undue strain to the operator. To this day, the original design has not been altered in any major way.

    John soon designed and patented his very own watering can. A can with a canister body and breast to prevent spillages while pouring. It had two handles, one for carrying and one for tipping. It was soon recognized by top gardeners and in 1894 received the National Chrysanthemum Society Gold Medal award for his improved watering can.

    "This new invention forms a watering pot that is much easier to carry and tip, and at the same time being much cleaner, and more adapted for use than any other put before the public."



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