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I'm pretty sick of the bulky garden gloves that I got for $2.00 at The Dollar Store. They were most certainly NOT a deal. I'm going to try out a pair of these. They are much more of what I am looking for in a garden glove.

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These gloves are designed to deliver a nearly bare-handed sensitivity while protectin hands from sun, soil and abrasion. An "hourglass fourchette" (normally found in high-end dress gloves) and stretch nylon LYCRA combine to create an extremely comfortable glove that offers superior fit and dexterity. The tight knit of the fabric keeps soil out and hands and nails clean. Silicone dots on the palm and inside fingers provide enhanced grip, while a long cuff protects the wrist.

Machine washable, these gloves are available in three sizes. If you prefer to garden unemcumbered by work gloves, yet want to protect your hands from the elements. These gloves are an excellent solution.

Sizes: Small, Medium and Large

$23.00 (via leevalley.com)

Updated Dec 21, 2008

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Snow Drops | Flower Bulbs from Gurney's Seed and Nursery

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Undaunted by cold! Dainty white teardrops pop into bloom as soon as the snow melts! Snow Drops are carefree plants that grow 5 in. tall, spread
quickly in rock gardens, under trees or along paths in sun or shade.

5+ cm bulbs.

Zones 2-9 (via gurneys.com)

Updated Dec 25, 2008

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Velvet Queen Sunflower | Sunflower Seed from Gurney's Seed and Nursery

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These aren't your grandma's sunflowers! Check out this dark beauty. I believe this is the darkest sunflower available, with distinct crimson velvety petals. A decadent alternative to the usual golds.

Blooms are 4-6 inches across and plant height is 6 feet. Velvet Queen Sunflowers are stately, distinctive and a dependable seed producer. (via gurneys.com)

Updated Dec 24, 2008

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Black Hollyhock (Alcea rosea nigra)

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Black Hollyhock was described as early as 1629 by John Parkinson, as being "of a darke red like black blood," as apt description for the large single flowers that grace this plant in June and July.

I'm choosing this gothy-looking biennial to grace my garden this year as part of my tendency towards antique plants, and things of darker hue. I think it will look stunning next to more brightly colored flowers and shrubs. (via monticellostore.stores.yahoo.net)

Updated Dec 24, 2008

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Bubble Rooting Vase

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Cuttings of ivy, pothos, begonias and coleus root quickly in these cool glass vases. The unique, handblown "bubble-within-a-bubble" design makes an attractive with or without a plant.

*Perfect gift for the indoor plant enthusiast
*Pretty and practical
*Cuttings root quickly
*Available in blue and green (via gardeners.com)

Updated Dec 25, 2008

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Botani-Wipes, 50 Wipes

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Clean leaves are healthy leaves! Botani-Wipes use time-tested, 100% organic neem oil to clean dust and pests off your plants leaves. Philodendrons, rubber trees, and other smooth-leafed plants stay healthy and shiny. Fifty non-toxic, biodegradable wipes come in a handy snap-shut case.

*Keep houseplants clean and pest-free
*Easy to use; no messy spraying
*50 wipes in a handy dispenser pack (via gardeners.com)

Updated Dec 25, 2008

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Buddha Blessings Bamboo

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Wishes for peace, clarity, beauty and calm can be sent across the miles with this gorgeous lucky bamboo. A bamboo arrangement of two layers of bamboo double stacked and tied together with a gold band is simply set in a white ceramic container with the shape of Buddha embossed on the front.

Legend says a gift of living bamboo brings good fortune to its bearer, hence the name, "lucky bamboo". This low maintenance plant is planted in simple black rock and makes a superb gift for many of life's special occasions! (via FTD.com)

Updated Jan 5, 2009

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Todd Oldham Mighty Oak

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Green in every sense of the word- great for the environment, great for outdoor decor and great gift idea.

Can grow over 80 feet tall!

Updated Nov 6, 2008

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Olive Bonsai Tree (olea europaea "little ollie")

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Bonsai Boy of New York grows beautiful, healthy bonsai. I highly recommend buying your first or any bonsai from them. You can even speak to their Master Gardener. They are extremely helpful and as a return customer you get 10% off each order. Just call and let them know who you are. It doesn't matter what you're buying. Anyway, about the Olive Bonsai:

Also known as Common Olive or European Olive. Silvery leaves and white bark make this a very interesting looking tree. This unique tree produces the edible olive that is also used to make olive oil. To encourage fruiting, keep at 35F for several weeks during winter. Olea are often used as shade trees or planted in groves. Produces flowers on second year's branch growth. Transplants best in summer. Tolerates poor soil, heat, drought and loves the sun. Excellent for indoors.

* Features: 7 years old, 10" - 11" tall
* Recommended indoor flowering bonsai tree, grown and trained by Bonsai Boy
* Suitable humidity/drip tray is recommended. To purchase add $5.95

$49.95 (via bonsaiboy.com)

Updated Jan 6, 2009

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