Southern Patio2 Gallon Watering Can, Fern

Wanted a 2 gallon watering can to get to the far corners of my yard in fewer trips... & I guess I got what it's worth... My challenge is that the opening to pour water in on top is too small to insert a garden hose with any sort of adapter on it, allowing the 2 gallons to fill while I briefly walk away. Instead, I need to stay on top of it, &/or bend over to get an accurate fill. Then when at full capacity, water pours out of the spout while walking. Guest I got a 1.5 gallon can for the money.

I wish it was a little more sheer, it's hard to tell how much water is filling into the can. I have to try and look down in the hole and when I'm feeding my plants and the fertilizer bubbles, it's really hard to tell. But watering cans seem surprisingly overpriced so I'm happy with this one for the cost. The spout works just fine, sometimes it can be a bit much for delicate new sprouts, but I don't think that is the can's fault. It's sturdy enough as well. I usually don't fill it ALL the way because it gets heavy, but I have on occasion and it does just fine. Sometimes if you fill it ALL the way and are not paying attention to the angle of tip, then water can splash out the top but again, I think that is user error and not the can's fault. I recommend as long as you know what you are getting.

I've had it for 4 days, it holds water and works fine without leaking so far.For a 2 gallon can, it appears to hold 2 gallons. When I tip it forward, water comes out the spout and lands on the dirt around my 4 tomato plants, the dirt gets wet, and the plants haven't died yet, so we're good there.Cons: 2 gallon can full of water seems to weigh twice as much as a 1 gallon can full. Some people may find this offensive and harder to manipulate, I like it just fine.So far, if I needed to buy another 2 gallon watering pail, I would buy this one again.

This watering can is the perfect design for 2 quarts. I looked everywhere for the shower head and a hole on top to fill it. I wish the plastic was thicker. It can easily be dented. So not the highest quality plastic but the rain head spout and the overall design makes up for it. Just don't put too much pressure on the outside or it will dent.

It's impossible to fill this and hold only the handle to carry it out to my garden without spilling water. The handle design is very poorly thought out and if I had known about this upon purchase, I wouldn't have bought this watering can.I do like the 2 gallon volume, though. I just can't carry it to my garden only holding the handle.

The plastic is thin and it doesn't seem very durable. Also the fill hole is too small and the handle needs to be redesigned do that it can be carried upright without having to hold the spout from tipping down and losing water. Otherwise, it works just fine.

A great watering can. 2 gallons is perfect for watering my patio plants.

It would be better if the handle could start all the way from the top over the opening so that it would be easier to carry when it is filled with water.