The Garden Favorites

Used to store and organize seeds harvested from the garden. The window lets me see what is inside without opening the packet, and they reseal to keep seeds safe. Plastic inside to keep out moisture.

Six inch nursery pots with drainage holes for my starts, after they have grown true leaves and good roots, are perfect for letting me see root growth. Which helps me know when a plant is ready to move up.

I use these plant labels to mark my starts and garden plants, so I always know what is growing where. 

 I use this pouch apron to keep my tools and gloves close at hand in the garden. Yes even the ones you see in my amazon list.

It is OMRI listed 5-1-1, and it works for vegetables, fruits, shrubs, trees, and container plants. Smells aweful but great stuff. 

I use this hori hori knife for digging, planting, pruning and chopping a branches. The 7 inch stainless steel blade has measurement markings, so I can check planting depth as I go. Really handy tool to have on your belt or apron.

I love these. The set includes bypass pruners and long straight tip clippers with wood handles and precision-ground SK-5 steel blades. Very sharp, as I can trim thick branches from bushes and snips are nice and pointy for pinpointing stems to trim.

 I use this handwoven wicker trug to gather vegetables and flowers from the garden. It has sturdy handles for carrying. It has a large surface area to cary more harvest and there are no large gaps big enough for small food to fall through.

I use this curved blade knife for harvesting fruit especially bananas. The 3 inch blade is handy for picking, and the bright orange handle is easy to spot in the garden.