@Mister-P 🤣
I’m using my hose to water all my potted plants, including my apple tree, and a Rowan tree I bought a couple of years ago. Most have enormous sentimental value, as they were bought by my late partner, or in the case of the Apple it’s many years old, and the Rowan I bought with her to remind her of her daughter.
I could use a watering can, but I have a trigger spray gun attached, so I can control how much each pot get – some are seedlings and get a quick squirt to keep them moist, others a bit more, but essentially it works out no different to endlessly refilling the watering can, which needs a short length of hose attached to the tap anyway, because the tap is mounted quite high up the wall.
Most of the garden I’m trying to make it semi-wild, so it can be left to fend for itself, I’m collecting wildflower seeds, and I want to encourage wild native grasses on what passes for a lawn – my living room carpet is bigger!
As it happens, Wessex Water have no plans to introduce a hosepipe ban anyway, but I’m keeping usage as low as possible, the car only gets cleaned every few months, and it’s so dry and dusty it’s pointless to keep doing it – the only thing I’ll wash off is bird crap, especially gull shit, it badly damages the finish if it’s left for any time. 🤬