Rebuilt my Greenhouse..... Finally.

Great job. I converted a shed on the allotment using reclaimed conservatory doors for the long sides and old glass refrigerator shelves for a couple of windows. I did have to buy some corrugated clear pvc for the roof as I didn't trust the structure to take the reclaimed windows I had on the roof. Wasn't a right angle in the thing as the previous tenant had built it themselves. Yours looks much more professional! Painting the internal walls white may be beneficial if you want even more light.

 

Mine [watering cans] are never really left in the sun, so they do last quite well @Webmaster. I've had that particular one for well over 10 years- possibly more like 15. ANother one I inherited here [11 years ago] developed a hole lower down, so I don't use it.
It's just that the better one is now cracking, and bits are coming off round the filling hole so I fancied a change

 

@fairygirl I was once given a (probably expensive) blue Alan Titchmarch metal can. It looked lovely but weighed a ton empty so I couldn't tell if it still had anything in it! Also the rose didn't sprinkle that well. I stick to plastic Haws with the metal spout end.

 

Yes - some of those cans are a ridiculous price @CarolineL !
I wouldn't be getting anything fancy, and the weight doesn't bother me at all, so it's just a question of buying something that preferably isn't plastic, but it's not always easy to make those decisions.
I checked with a seller to make sure the rose on their one was replaceable too.
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