“A watering can should look as good as possible ... I had a really hard time deciding between this painted metal version and the copper one. Obviously I went with the copper, but the painted ...

Early watering cans were made of pottery ... cans were made in the Aesthetic style in the 19th century. The painted cans had decoupaged or painted birds, flowers and other outdoor designs.

Early watering cans were made of pottery ... cans were made in the Aesthetic style in the 19th century. The painted cans had decoupaged or painted birds, flowers and other outdoor designs.

We dislike The full can is a little heavy. The paint finish is rather crude in places. The rose needs more holes to soften the spray. The wide watering pattern makes accuracy tricky in confined areas.

For the watering can at the underpass. For the Statler stools at the Wharf ... The plow at the stockyard, which was later painted to your dismay. For cleaning up Lewis Creek. Again and again and again ...

We dislike The full can is a little heavy. The paint finish is rather crude in places. The rose needs more holes to soften the spray. The wide watering pattern makes accuracy tricky in confined areas.