So with that in mind, I am bestowing the honor upon Haws’s copper watering can, a 2018 purchase that represents the moment I fully embraced my years-in-the-making hobby of plant parenthood.

Let’s start with this: A $98 watering can is totally indulgent. I get it. But the copper Haws is not your average watering can. I first saw the Haws a few years ago, when it was decidedly out of ...

$88 from Anthropologie $70 from Haws It’s best for ... so good as it ages—like this vintage copper version from the 1950s. This watering can has endured several seasons outside in all kinds ...

A watering can is an essential gardening tool—so essential, in fact, that it’s often overlooked. But any green thumb who’s had to lug a less-than-satisfactory one around knows full well that ...

Haws have teamed up with precision engineers A&M EDM, to design and manufacture new tooling to double production of its watering can ranges. Haws started in 1886 and are the world’s oldest ...