This archive brings together practical, experience-led articles from The Backyard Farmer, covering gardening, DIY, indoor growing, foraging, reviews, and sustainable living. Each post is written with real-world use in mind — focusing on working with nature, building practical skills, and making sustainable choices more accessible.
The Haws Rowley Ripple Watering Can is a compact 1-litre watering can designed for pots, seedlings, balcony plants and greenhouse use. Its biggest strengths are its excellent balance, precise pouring and traditional British-made construction. The small capacity does mean more frequent refilling, so it is
Introduction If you’re after a watering can that’s both practical and stylish, the Haws Handy Indoor Watering Can is hard to beat. This small indoor watering can is a favourite among houseplant owners thanks to its compact size, long spout, and timeless design. It makes
Introduction If you’ve ever owned a cheap plastic watering can, you’ll know the frustration—cracked seams, leaky spouts, and poor balance that turn watering into a chore. For anyone who spends real time in the garden, whether it’s caring for borders, flower beds, or an allotment,
Introduction: So, are Haws watering cans worth it? You’ve probably seen them around — sleek, beautifully crafted watering cans with that classic Haws badge. They look more like vintage collectibles than your average garden tool, and the price tag definitely reflects that. So it’s only
Haws makes watering cans for very different jobs, from houseplants and seedlings to raised beds, borders and large gardens. Choosing the right one mainly comes down to three things: capacity, reach and where you do most of your watering. A compact 1-litre can is easier
Monty Don isn’t just a TV presenter — he’s become one of the most trusted voices in British gardening. For years, fans of Gardeners’ World have tuned in not only for seasonal tips and expert advice but also to see the gardening tools Monty uses