Bottle Top Waterers
The Award Winning 'Bottle Top Waterers' Forget heavy, awkward and very expensive watering cans. The Bottle Top Waterer converts plastic bottles into handy lightweight controllable watering cans. No drips or splashes on your furnishings when used indoors.
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'The Gardeners Pack'
Handy assortment of waterers for the gardener - 2 fine holed rose (1red, 1 green), 1 'Drencher' (medium holed rose) 1 x 'Weeder' (single jet for weeding or controlled watering ) Colour Coded for easy identification.
Pack of 4
£2.50
Bottle-Top Waterers
for the The Greenfingers Appeal
A special pack for the Garden Industry's Charity. For every pack sold Garden Innovations donates 40p to the Appeal
Pack of 4
£2.50
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Greenfingers Appeal
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Winner of a GIMA Award for
Best New Garden Product
(Garden Sundries and Equipment Category).
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Description
A Garden Sundry to convert plastic drink bottles into handy, light - weight 'watering cans'.
The 'Bottle Top Waterer' simply converts virtually all used screw - top plastic drinks bottles into indispensable and environmentally friendly 'squeezy' light weight watering cans. You choose the size of bottle which best suits your needs (500ml to 3 litre) fill with water, foliar feed, fertiliser etc... screw on the 'Bottle Top - Waterer' and just squeeze. This results in an even, controllable, sprinkling for your seedings, plants etc..., no more heavy and unwieldy dripping watering cans, spilt water, or over - watering.
The 'Bottle Top Waterer' so used, has countless uses in the greenhouse, garden, home, garage and on the patio.
It's so easy to use and it saves you water, time, money and backache!
All Bottle-Top Waterers are available loose
BTW/1/G Fine holed rose (Green)
BTW/1/R Fine holed rose (Red)
BTW/1/W 'Weeder' Single Jet (Black/Red)
BTW/1/D 'Drencher' medium holed rose (Green/Yellow)
Press Coverage
The 'Bottle Top Waterer' was chosen by 'Garden News' as one of its Top 6 New Products for 1997.
'The Bottle top Waterer' was given 10 out 10 by News of the World Gardening Magazine.
Has featured on BBC Gardeners World at Chelsea, Hampton Court, and Tatton Park Flower Shows
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