The Warley Fall HDG - Galvanised - Starter Kit - Two Gallon

Haws

£219

The Warley Fall HDG Starter Kit – Two Gallon combines the two-gallon hot dip galvanised Warley Fall with two additional all-brass rose heads. The can is galvanised after assembly – every surface, seam, and joint is coated with a thicker zinc layer than standard pre-galvanised steel. It is supplied with a 320-2a Fine Spray High Flow Oval rose and a downspout. The Starter Kit adds a 320-1 Extra Fine Oval for seeds and seedlings, and a 325-4 Extra Coarse Round for established plants in containers. Together, the three heads cover the key spray range. All heads fit the brass ferrule with a firm, po

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HAWS WATERING CANS LIMITED, number 00227588. Checked 2026-08-29.
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