10 Quart Galvanized Watering Can

A galvanized watering can with a gentle-flow head, an open filling top and two handles for steadier carrying.

Water plants without dragging out a hose

A watering can makes sense when the plants are close together and the hose is across the yard. Carry the water to the bed, then aim the gentle-flow head where it belongs. This Little Giant can uses a broad watering head rather than an open spout, so you can spread the flow over the planting area. It suits the small watering jobs that happen between larger garden chores, including a patio planting that needs attention before the rest of the yard.

Made for the garden

Heavy-duty galvanized construction helps resist rust and corrosion. The can is metal, with the familiar rounded body and a raised spout. Its open top gives you room to fill it without threading a hose into a narrow neck. There is no cap to remove each time you refill. Watch the water level as you fill so you can carry an amount that feels comfortable.

Two handles give you a choice of grip

Use the top handle to carry the can upright. The side handle gives you another place to hold as you tip the body to pour. Having both handles is useful when you want more control over the angle instead of trying to carry and pour from the same grip. Start with less water if you want to get a feel for the balance before filling the can for a longer trip.

Check the space before you store it

The can holds 10 quarts, which equals 2.5 gallons. Its overall length is 20.5 inches, including the spout. The body measures 9.63 inches across and the height is 15.25 inches. Allow room for the spout when choosing a shelf or a spot beside the potting bench. Those measurements describe the can itself, so leave extra clearance if you want to lift it straight out of storage.

How to use it

Fill through the open top. Carry the can upright using a secure grip, then position the watering head over the plants or soil before tipping. Pour gradually and change the angle to control the flow. Bring the can upright before moving to the next spot. Empty the remaining water when the job is finished so the next refill starts with a known amount.