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Wondering if anyone has a recommendation for a watering can. I'm kind of sick of having to replace the plastic ones every year. It would be fun to fashion some kind of watering can device from all the plastic buckets we have left over from our bulk grain supplies but perhaps we should invest in some good quality metal cans? Advice please!
 
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I guess it depends where you are. In the UK Haws do very good quality metal ones.
 
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