A few items we're a teensy bit obsessed with right now.
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Care for your cast iron with this gentle but effective cleaning tool that won’t scratch or scar your cookware. Built to last through years of frequ...
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Inspired by old-world Japanese design, these Pruners offer dexterity and utility, complemented by timeless beauty. Durable steel construction, clas...
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The spade works quickly and comfortably through both soft soil and rough ground. Ideal for digging, turning and spreading soil, prepping beds, and ...
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This oversized garden scoop is your go-to tool when the trowel just won’t do. Ideal for quickly prepping beds and planting seedlings in both garden...
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These durable large garden shears have an ambidextrous grip that allows you to harvest leafy greens quickly. We love a dedicated pair of snips to k...
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Designed with direct input with chef partners Jared and Mona of Tournant PDX, this modern and durable garment features unique, useful details speci...
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With thoughtful details, like un-lacquered brass rivets and four waist-level front pockets to keep all of your necessities close at hand, our apron...
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Is it a bulb? Is it a root? No, it's a tuber! Commonly referred to as "bulbs" Dahlia tubers store food for the growing season that cluster together...
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Raise your hand if you're sick of plastic brooms - bleh! We love a beautiful and useful household product and this outdoor broom doesn't disappoint...
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The WallyGrow Eco wall planter is the ultimate ecosystem for plants. The smart watering channel design allows water to hit the roots directly, tapp...
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