One of the best gifts you can give someone is something they
can actually use and enjoy. What could
be more practical than providing the necessary items to grow your own food, or
grow a beautiful garden? Who needs
another tie, pair of slippers or bubble bath?
Here are some top picks for this season.
The Living Ledge is a wonderful addition to your kitchen
garden. You can grow herbs or flowers
right on the window. This clears clutter
from the kitchen counter or window sill, the usual place for growing plants in
the kitchen. Suction cups adhere to a
glass window, holding the acrylic planter and shelf in place. This versatile gadget can also be utilized as
a terrarium.
DeWit Garden Tools are handmade in Holland and I found out
about them through Shawna Coronado. They
are available in the USA by Garden Tool Company There is a nice selection of various
tools. These tools are made to last a very
long time. Shawna actually designed a tool
herself! It is specifically for removing
soil from containers and planting in containers. There is a sharp side for opening bags of
potting soil as well. Brilliant idea Shawna! Write a comment on why you would like a Dewit tool and you could be the lucky winner! Winner announced 12/24/12
Global Garden Friends have some very useful products to make
your gardening easier. The Ultimate Plant
Cage and Ultimate Plant Clips help keep your veggies off the ground so you will
be able to eat the produce before the critters do. are Very sturdy green plastic planting stakes are available that are useful around the garden.
Disclosure: The above
were gifts that were sent to me to review.
I have tried them and the comments are my own experiences.
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cool I would like one because my husband complains about having to open the bag for me and that I make a huge mess with my hands! and also my fingernails get shot...finally its a cool tool!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a handy tool. I love tools that multi-purpose. Plus it's unique looking. I like that. too.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this. I don't have any small tools for working in the dirt, and I work with a few containers every growing season. Currently, I use either my hands or a 15" metal spoon that used to be used in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteMy tool selection for gardening is very poor right now. This looks like a great tool to start a good collection. Put me down for a chance to win! Great blog, Thanks.
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