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Stylish and functional equipment to up your gardening game.
We love these six-inch ceramic Punny Herb plant markers ($20). They’ll ensure you never forget where you planted the mint—and give you a little chuckle every time you harvest your herb garden. indigo.ca
These lightweight and weather-hardy Origami planters ($539) are inspired by the Japanese art of paper folding, providing a high-end home for your plants while making a stylish statement in your zen garden. westelm.ca
Who says your gardening tools can’t be beautiful? The Celine Garden tool set ($38), with it’s rose gold utensils and tropical wood handles, is so cute it’s a shame we’ll have to get it muddy (almost). anthropologie.com
No room for a garden shed? Fear not! Ikea’s 30×14-inch multi-purpose Hindö potting bench ($99) is compact and has plenty of storage for all the cute gardening tools you see here. Plus, it has a clean-minimalist look that fits into any backyard design. ikea.com
Swap out your heavy-duty pruners for simple and sophisticated metal Chinese scissors ($12). They cut through stems with ease and will last you a lifetime if you give them a little TLC (simply scrub the dirt away with steel wool!). holdgeneral.ca
Take care of our fuzzy, buzzy friends by planting a wildflower garden with these Bee Garden seeds ($18) from Vancouver company Strathcona 1890. The low-maintenance perennials are reseeding and contain a mix of nectar and pollen flowers such as Bergamot, Lavender, Forget-Me-Nots, and Poppys. strathcona1890.com
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