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HAWS 'The Bartley Burbler' 1 Litre Heritage Plastic Plant Watering Can - Duck Egg Blue lawn shear Note: This has been safety Color:Grey
HAWS 'The Bartley Burbler' 1 Litre Heritage Plastic Plant Watering Can - Duck Egg Blue lawn shear Note: This has been safety Color:Grey
HAWS 'The Bartley Burbler' 1 Litre Heritage Plastic Plant Watering Can - Duck Egg Blue lawn shear Note: This has been safety Color:Grey
HAWS 'The Bartley Burbler' 1 Litre Heritage Plastic Plant Watering Can - Duck Egg Blue lawn shear Note: This has been safety Color:Grey
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HAWS 'The Bartley Burbler' 1 Litre Heritage Plastic Plant Watering Can - Duck Egg Blue lawn shear Note: This has been safety Color:Grey

SKU: 80906268905
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USD35.00 USD72.00

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HAWS 'The Bartley Burbler' 1 Litre Heritage Plastic Plant Watering Can Duck Egg Blue lawn shear Note: This has been safety Color:Grey Note: This has been safety tested according to Australian & New Zealand regulations The springy tines are curled up at the ends so that they don't damage emerging new shoots and gather Traditional style plastic indoor watering can conservatory or greenhouse

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