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Haws Watering Cans Finesrain Seedspray Rose No. 9, Fine Spray Watering Can Rose, Seedling Watering Head, Replacement Fine Rose

Name: Haws Watering Cans Finesrain Seedspray Rose No. 9, Fine Spray Watering Can Rose, Seedling Watering Head, Replacement Fine Rose
Brand: Haws
SKU: DEC-064287
Price: 45.08 GBP
Availability: InStock

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SKU DEC-064287

Product code: DC064287
EAN: 5012868000097

£45.08

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Description

Product Overview

The Haws Watering Cans Finesrain Seedspray Rose No. 9 is a fine spray watering can rose designed to deliver a gentle, even water pattern. Ideal for seedlings, cuttings and delicate plants, it helps prevent soil disturbance while improving watering control.

Key Features

Fine rain spray pattern – helps protect seedlings and fragile plants from being flattened or washed out.
Even water distribution – supports consistent moisture across compost and soil for healthier early growth.
Designed for careful watering – great for reducing splash-back and minimising disturbed topsoil.
Practical replacement attachment – a simple way to refresh your watering setup and improve control.

Use Case / Application

Suitable for garden and greenhouse watering where precision matters. Use it for watering seed trays, pots, hanging baskets and newly planted areas without displacing compost. Ideal in greenhouses, conservatories, patios and outdoor beds when you need a softer, controlled flow.

Problem → Solution

Perfect for gardeners who need a gentler water flow to avoid disturbing compost and damaging seedlings while still watering efficiently.

Product Specifications

• Manufacturer – Haws Watering Cans
• EAN / Barcode – 5012868000097
• Product Type – Watering can rose (fine spray attachment)

Why Buy from BHL

Haws Watering Cans products are known for practical, durable garden watering solutions designed for reliable everyday use. Buy the Haws Watering Cans Finesrain Seedspray Rose No. 9 online from BHL for competitive pricing and free* & fast UK delivery, delivered with care from UK warehouses. BHL are a specialist online merchant, trusted by thousands of satisfied customers online since 1998 and enjoying thousands of 5 star reviews. Order today for a smooth, high-quality watering upgrade. *see our terms

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