Haws 'Fazeley Flow' Copper Indoor Watering Can (One Pint / 0.6L)
Our verdict · A daily-use heritage upgrade that turns a chore item into a display piece — the most 'giftable object' here.
Buy it if
You want a lasting, tactile keepsake they'll use daily and display, and their home is bright enough that light isn't the problem.
Skip it if
You're on a budget (cheaper metal and 'Handy' Haws cans exist) or they already own a decent long-spout indoor can.
Where to get it
Haws 'Fazeley Flow' Copper Indoor Watering Can (One Pint / 0.6L)
From £62.50
Indicative price at the time of review.
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The watering can is the one tool a plant lover picks up every day, which makes it a natural upgrade target — most enthusiasts are still using a cheap plastic can. Haws has made watering cans in England since 1886, and the Fazeley Flow's long, narrow curved spout is built for calm, accurate pot watering: it reaches deep into dense indoor pots and delivers a controlled flow rather than a splash. The one-pint (0.6L) copper version is listed at £62.50 (indicative) on the official Haws UK site, and the hand-polished copper is display-worthy enough to leave out on a shelf, so it doubles as decor. The line also scales: there are two-pint versions and copper-can-plus-brass-mister gift sets (the Fazeley Flow Houseplant Set is listed around £92.50) if you want a bigger present. The main trade-off versus our top pick is impact — a keen enthusiast almost certainly already owns some kind of can, whereas they probably don't own a grow light — so this wins when the recipient's home is already bright and lighting isn't the bottleneck.
The good & the bad
Pros
- Genuine heritage credibility from a British maker established in 1886
- Precision curved spout is a real functional upgrade over a plastic can
- Hand-polished copper doubles as a display piece and lasts for years
Cons
- At £60+ it's pricey, and a keen grower may already own a good long-spout can
- Cheaper metal Haws cans do the same job for far less
How it compares
| Pick | WATTB Score | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.Grow Gang Pianta Grow Light (E27/B22) | 91/100 | From £35 (indicative) | overall |
| 2.Haws 'Fazeley Flow' Copper Indoor Watering Can (One Pint / 0.6L)This pick | 87/100 | From £62.50 (indicative) | heritage keepsake |
| 3.Lazy Flora Indoor Plant Subscription | 84/100 | From £24/month (indicative; often £9.99 first month with promo) | growing a collection |
| 4.Niwaki Garden Snips (via Kew Shop) | 84/100 | From £18 (indicative) | under £20 |
| 5.London Terrariums DIY Terrarium Kit (Tinyjohn Takeaway) | 79/100 | From £60 (indicative) | creative project gift |
Good to know
- Price
- From £62.50 (indicative)
- Capacity
- One pint / 0.6L (two-pint also available)
- Material
- Hand-polished copper
- Spout
- Long curved spout for calm, accurate pot watering
- Heritage
- Haws, established England 1886
- Scales to
- Copper can + brass mister gift set (~£92.50)
Insider tip · If £62.50 is a stretch, Haws's plastic and metal 'Handy' cans (around 0.7L) give the same considered brand for far less — the copper is the keepsake, not the only option.
Researched by WATTB
- Published
- 15 September 2026
- Updated
- 15 September 2026
- Last verified
- 15 September 2026
- Sources
- 8 sources
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