1 Gal. Watering Can

Description

Let’s go in the garden and see what we can grow. This steel watering can is a classic garden essential for any aspiring gardener in need of an extra-tool in their garden. The ergonomic grip and lightweight design make this a perfect gardening accessory.

Built to last: weather-resistant and made with solid, galvanized steel to prevent water damage and rust, so you can enjoy its long-lasting use
Ideal comfort: designed to be lightweight enough to carry, while maintaining a 1 Gal. capacity to conveniently water your garden without refilling
Ergonomic design: easily carry it using the top handle and switch to the side handle for controlled pouring, the spout is designed so the water may be poured without upending the can
Rustic decor: elegant design reminiscent of old-time gardening, with a deep green that complements any garden and gorgeous copper accents to add a touch of country charm to any porch or patio
Waters perfectly: give your plants a gentle shower of water with the diffusing spout, or for a more direct stream, simply remove the spout, an O-ring on the spout also prevents leaking
Overall dimensions: 16.5 in. L x 7.5 in. W x 12.5 in. H, capacity: 1 Gal.

Additional information

Product Depth in.	16.5 in
Product Height in.	12.5 in
Product Width in.	7.5 in
Spout Length in.	7.75
Capacity gallons	1
Color Family	Green
Material	Galvanized Steel
Nozzle Type	None
Returnable	90-Day
Manufacturer Warranty	60 Day Limited Warranty

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1 Gal. Watering Can

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