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Does anyone have a small watering can for watering seedlings if so where did they get it?
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I use one of those hand held spray bottle things, its a very gentle way of watering without disturbing the seedlings or soil. It does take a bit of time (especially if you have a lot of seedlings) but its quite theraputic. They only cost about £1.50Last edited by Marthaclematis; 01-03-2009, 02:55 PM. -
I use a childs watering can.Bernie aka DDL
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Yes I have one but sadly have no idea where it came from, possibly Homebase but that could be a lie. It's basically a small can with a fine rose which you can turn upside down if you want to give a really gentle spray.
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I have two small watering cans I got from Wilkinsons.Originally posted by diana View PostThe river Trent is lovely, I know because I have walked on it for 18 years.
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I use a six pint milk bottle with pin holes in the lid, you can make all the different roses you need for it
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I bought bottle-top waterers on ebay. They fit on most plastic bottles and give a really fine spray. Great for all my chili and toms on the windowledge, and no spillage which keeps the OH happy!Comment
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Lakeland also do the bottle top waterers.Imagination is everything, it is a preview of what is to become.Comment
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I've got a little can which came from Dobbies - but the price was ridiculous for what it is. I've also got some of those bottle top watering roses. You can buy them just about anywhere.
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I have the Haws 1L Heritage (the plastic version, not the expensive galvanised one!). The rose dribbles a bit, but replacements are available for a couple of quid and I like the compact size!
Haws Watering Cans – 1 Litre Heritage Can
Mine must be a few years old now - it's silver and green, which doesn't seem to be a current model.Last edited by Eyren; 03-03-2009, 09:12 PM.Comment
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I went looking for specifically a type of can for this purpose yesterday at both Wilkinsons and avery large local garden centre and was totally disappointed not to find anything that suited my needs.
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I love the halls site it has where you can use the can....
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