Deep-green powder coat, brass rose flashing gold at the spout, and a pressed lattice that stiffens the hot-dip-galvanised steel—Haws’ two-gallon Hockley Heritage feels built for decades of dawn rounds. The broad rear handle, now all steel, lets you swing a full can without wrist wobble, while the ash top grip keeps lifts comfortable when you’re topping up at the tap. Water flows fast through the wide spout, then diffuses into a gentle shower that won’t flatten young stems; when you’re done, park the rose on the cross stay and hang the can in the shed. Each piece is shaped, dipped, powder-coated, and hand-assembled between Slovakia and Haws’ West Midlands workshop, right down to the spun brass ferrules—a quiet nod to more than 130 years of British garden kit.