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"  A good, functional watering can is important to me because there are some flowerbeds in my garden that I just can&amp;#039;t reach with a hose. Plus, I have some delicate plants that can&amp;#039;t stand the pressure from a hose. To nurture my plants, I add my own formula of organic fertilizer to the water in the can. (Next week, I&amp;#039;ll divulge my secret recipe \u2014 stay tuned!). But I never seem to be able to remember to take out the can and the fertilizer at the same time. Problem solved: The Ucan Watering System ($29.95) has a container on top that can be used to store either wet or dry fertilizer so it&amp;#039;s always right there when you&amp;#039;re ready to water. And hands together for my favorite part \u2014 it comes with a measuring spoon so you don&amp;#039;t have guesstimate how much fertilizer to mix in.     The main opening of the Ucan is large, so it&amp;#039;s easy to fill the lightweight but sturdy recycled plastic can. The &amp;quot;sprinkler&amp;quot; attachment works great, but if you want a steady stream, you can remove it and store it on the can itself right below the spout. There&amp;#039;s even a holder for your gardening gloves! All in all, a truly functional watering can! Check out our gardening tips and great garden gear to make this summer&amp;#039;s adventures in gardening a pleasure not a chore! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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