Tomato Kids Watering Can

Name: Tomato Kids Watering Can
Brand: Canadian Gift Concept Corp.
SKU: 232997
Price: 14.39 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

$14.39 ~~$19.99~~ In stock

Category: Active Play

Easy To Grow Tomato Grow Kit | Kids can grow tomatoes in their very own watering can!

Starter kit includes: watering can, growing media, cherry tomato seeds, stickers and soil pellet.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★ Oct 26, 2026

The soil pellet swells up so much when you add water, it’s like a little science lesson before we even planted the seeds. My daughter stuck all her tomato stickers on the can first, and now it sits on the windowsill looking cute while we wait for sprouts.

Elizabeth ★★★★★ Oct 25, 2026

My son was thrilled to see the cherry tomato seeds included, and the watering can design makes it feel like a real gardening tool instead of a toy. The stickers kept him busy for a good 20 minutes while I set up the soil pellet.

Joshua ★★★★★ Oct 24, 2026

My daughter loves that the stickers are included—she decorated her watering can before we even planted the seeds. The soil pellet expanded way more than I expected, which was a fun little science lesson for her. It’s been two weeks and we already have tiny tomato sprouts poking up.