Nyboy
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This is a new can from target Why the outrageous price ? http://www.target.com/p/haws-1-2-ga...|pdpipadh1|viewed_bought|pdpipadh1|15355576|1
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Free shipping!!!
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It's expensive because it looks like something a real (TV) gardener would use.
I find a bucket every bit as effective at watering containers. And cheaper!
I find a bucket every bit as effective at watering containers. And cheaper!
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Well, duh.......it says 1885....obviously they are antiques. 
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This is from target, not Bloomingdales.
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That sure puts my empty milk jug to shame. 
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LOL Lucky I have the same watering can. I water windowboxes with milk jug too
bobm
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Martha would have a tizzy fit and then swoon at the very sight of your milk jug watering can.
Better hide it quick! 
