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5 watering cans to buy to keep your garden alive during a hosepipe ban
Keep your garden thriving, even when the hose is off limits

Hosepipe bans are now in effect across much of England, including Thames Water's region, which supplies more than 10 million people. But losing access to your hose doesn't mean your plants have to suffer.
Eight regions are currently experiencing prolonged dry weather – the stage just before drought. These include East Anglia, the West Midlands, Devon and Cornwall, and more. Sustained heat and low rainfall continue to strain water supplies across these areas.
The good news? Watering cans and buckets are often still permitted during hosepipe bans, making them a handy tool for keeping gardens thriving through dry spells – just make sure you fill them up directly at a main's tap (either outdoor or indoor), not with a hose!
They won’t replace a hose for larger gardens, but they make it easier to direct water exactly where it’s needed.
Here are five best watering cans to keep your blooms and veggies hydrated and happy.

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