Watering Can
Great modern and pratical piece - all the better as it is made from 100% recycled plastic.
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So unusual. These beautiful vases come flat and when you fill them up woth water they expand to look like artistic glass vases. So easy to store and make wonderful gifts.
Added 2 Years Ago from Coolil -
Great gift for those who forget to water their plants
Added 2 Years Ago from Gift-ideaz -
I like this gift idea... plant a new seed group once-a-month for a year. Keep indoors or prepare for the outdoor garden.
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The shamrock is the enduring symbol of St Patrick, patron Saint of Ireland, who used the trademark triple leaf to represent the Holy Trinity of his Catholic faith.
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Great tool to have. No more pricking yourself from your roses. $14.00
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I don't think I can build a garden box easily and if I did manage to build one it would take for ever and look like crap. So I figure these raised planters might be the way to go.
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I adore Ehlert's many-hued illustrations and this story draws you right into her version of an enchanted garden. One for me, one for my toddler niece !
Tags: books, Amazon, gardening, picture books, flowers, spring, flower gardens, environmental awareness, environmental consciousnessAdded 2 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
An award-winning treatise on the planning, execution and maintenance of outdoor gardens. Although you may need a substantial budget (and property) to replicate the designs highlighted herein, Bunny Williams is a wonderful source ... An award-winning treatise on the planning, execution and maintenance of outdoor gardens. Although you may need a substantial budget (and property) to replicate the designs highlighted herein, Bunny Williams is a wonderful source of guidance for even the beginner gardener.
Added 2 Years Ago from Treillageonline -
You've finally coaxed a plant from a seed. Now what do you do with it ? In my limited experience, I have found that plants do tend to grow. So, you might want to provide it with a little more space in the form of, say, one of t... You've finally coaxed a plant from a seed. Now what do you do with it ? In my limited experience, I have found that plants do tend to grow. So, you might want to provide it with a little more space in the form of, say, one of these groovy little pots. Waterproof and each unique, they will look lovely with just a bit of added greenery. I might opt for a low-maintenance cactus but I'm sure you have your own ideas about what will work in your climate.
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Although a game whose object is to find six "magical" plants, you do have to engage in a significant amount of maintenance in order to keep playing. Who knows? This could actually help me develop the skills necessary to get a re... Although a game whose object is to find six "magical" plants, you do have to engage in a significant amount of maintenance in order to keep playing. Who knows? This could actually help me develop the skills necessary to get a real plant to thrive.
Added 2 Years Ago from Ldw -
Desperate times call for desperate measures . . . when you can't grow it, buy it.
Added 2 Years Ago from Orchids -
Translucent and transparent glass are vibrantly combined within this vase. A lovely way to present someone special with flowers, or to create a stunning display of your homegrown blooms.
Tags: gardening, flowers, vases, garden, violet, Mother's Day, transparency, the color orange, translucencyAdded 2 Years Ago from Violet -
Change the world guerrilla-gardener style.
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I know I fell in love with this gardening tool. It was a real pickle to pack.
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A mossy piece of green felt has been transformed into a lush flower bed with a glorious golden marigold flower! I love how the different textures and shades of green play against each other for a lovely ensemble of spring/summer c... A mossy piece of green felt has been transformed into a lush flower bed with a glorious golden marigold flower! I love how the different textures and shades of green play against each other for a lovely ensemble of spring/summer colour. What a fabulous way to celebrate green living and eco-fashion!
Added 3 Years Ago from Etsy -
Designed by the Quirky community in just 24 hours, Petal Drops is a flower-shaped funnel that fits on top of standard threaded water and soda bottles, providing users with the chance to easily and elegantly capture rain water and ... Designed by the Quirky community in just 24 hours, Petal Drops is a flower-shaped funnel that fits on top of standard threaded water and soda bottles, providing users with the chance to easily and elegantly capture rain water and repurpose it for watering plants. Rainy days may not seem so bad anymore. - Made in the USA using a corn, tapioca, wheat, and potato based polypropylene bio-resin. - Contemporary design. - Fits most threaded-neck water and soda bottles. Here’s how it works: 1. Attach your Petal Drop to a plastic bottle and set it outdoors. 2. Watch as it quickly funnels rainwater into the bottle. 3. Repurpose collected water.
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Gardening’s gone guerilla - You’ve seen them, you may have looked away, but you’ve seen them. Those forgotten areas of the estate, left to fall apart and fall into disrepair. The municipal scrubland where nothing can grow... Or... Gardening’s gone guerilla - You’ve seen them, you may have looked away, but you’ve seen them. Those forgotten areas of the estate, left to fall apart and fall into disrepair. The municipal scrubland where nothing can grow... Or can it? Turn the concrete jungle into a wilderness with our compacted wild flower seed grenades.
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Doesn't this just make you want to whistle while you water?
Added 3 Years Ago from Papertrailrhinebeck -
Great gift for MOM. She could spy on her plants, MOM can now keep track of what the plants are doing when she wasn't looking. If you want to give MOM peace of mind, this is just the thing.
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I don't have a Green thumb, but even I was able to grow some herbs in this fancy stack able pot! You can stack the three pots to make a tower or leave them separate. Perfect for a balcony or small porch where space is limited. I g... I don't have a Green thumb, but even I was able to grow some herbs in this fancy stack able pot! You can stack the three pots to make a tower or leave them separate. Perfect for a balcony or small porch where space is limited. I grow herbs in mine, but it's also good for small flowers and ivy.
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Oh, look you can grow wishes. I could really get into this.
Added 3 Years Ago from Prostores -
Pretty nice way to get that garden hose out of the way. Nice even if you don't have a garden or a garden hose.
Added 3 Years Ago from Rushgideon -
Tools to keep gardening from becoming a pain in the neck ….and back and knees.
Added 3 Years Ago from Lee Valley -
Who loves gardening? Now you can even garden indoors! Not only are these easy to install and use, they are made from 90% recycled bottles and they are designed to protect the rest of your home from moisture damage. Awesome!
Added 3 Years Ago from Uncommon Goods -
You want hoes, Sneeboer’s got left and right handed hoes, and even Dutch hoes just waiting to get down and dirty. These are great gardening tools.
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This white bomb vase is totally badass. I love the juxtaposition of weaponry and peaceful flowers!
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The easybloom plant sensor tells you what type of plants are right for your area. It's a device that you plug into the ground and it analyzes the sunlight and ground and then allows you to access a database to find the best plants... The easybloom plant sensor tells you what type of plants are right for your area. It's a device that you plug into the ground and it analyzes the sunlight and ground and then allows you to access a database to find the best plants that can grow in your area.
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These little egglings are perfect for those growing their first time. Just crach the shell, water, and in a few months move to the outdoors for more soil
Added 3 Years Ago from Betterlivingthroughdesign -
Ok, you have a choice: you can purchase these seed balls that are hand-rolled by those with developmental disabilities (here in USA) to plant in your garden OR you can... let's say... find miscellaneous areas that are flower-chall... Ok, you have a choice: you can purchase these seed balls that are hand-rolled by those with developmental disabilities (here in USA) to plant in your garden OR you can... let's say... find miscellaneous areas that are flower-challenged and... toss them that way... may... perhaps... not that I'm encouraging rouge flower planting (or am I??)!
