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Fiskars 9109 Traditional Bypass Pruning Shears

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 10, 2010 | gardening

Loppers Shears Pruners – Garden Tools Type: Hand Pruner Blade Length: 5/8 Handle Type: Dual Layer Comfort GripsPrice: $13.99 Click here to buy from Amazon

Threesixty Innovation Little Garden Angels Children’s 4-Piece Kneel Mat Gardening Tool Set CKMS023

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 10, 2010 | gardening

The ROC grips like iron, feels like bare hands. With a 100% Rayon made from bamboo shell, foam nitrile coated palm provides great grip, increased abrasion and puncture resistance.Price: $14.99 Click here to buy from Amazon

Red Wigglers worms (EF) for Organic Gardening, Composting or bird food.

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 9, 2010 | gardening

Price is per pound of red wigglers. Our red wigglers are home grown in bins and compost heaps on our property. They winter well and reproduce rapidly. Your worm population should double every 90-days or so, given enough food and moisture. We ship Monday thru Thursday,...

Ferry-Morse Organic Seeds 3241 Collection – Greens 14.45 Gram Packet

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 9, 2010 | gardening

Ferry-Morse has been serving up the best in seed and gardening supplies for over 100 years, and we-footre proud to still be innovating and improving. Whether you-footre looking for the finest in flowers or gourmet garden vegetables, you will find all your answers...

The Rumford Gardener JBI2000 Gardener’s Kneeler/Seat

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 9, 2010 | gardening

The Rumford Gardener gardener’s kneeler/seat is practical and versatile — two of a gardener’s favorite qualities in a tool. Turn the cushioned kneeler right-side up, and it becomes a comfortable seat, capable of supporting up to 225 pounds. Use it to...

The Rumford Gardener DG5000 Deluxe Bulb Planting Set 3-Piece

by Daphne Winslow | Dec 8, 2010 | gardening

Everything you need for Fall bulb planting; you’ll even be able to keep track of what was planted where. Includes: bulb planting dibble, transplanter, metal marking stakes, and water resistant pencil.Price: $35.00 Click here to buy from Amazon
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