A new way of growing — slower, softer, smarter. Let's admit it: the way we buy plan...
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Tools and outdoor pieces chosen for the way you actually work outside.
The right tools make all the difference — from the first dig to the last harvest.
Weather-ready, well-made, and designed to work as hard as you do.
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Heavyweight canvas cargo pants with reinforced knee patches for kneeling in the beds all day.
A hardened steel bypass blade with a spring-return handle for clean cuts on live green stems.
Fine spring-loaded stainless blades tapered to a point for precise bonsai and houseplant trimming.
A curved hardened-steel blade that folds flush into its handle for easy pocket or belt carry.
Stamped carbon steel welded to a turned wood handle, strong enough to pry out a stubborn rootball.
Top-grain cowhide palms with a breathable knit back, built for grip on thorny stems and tools.
A brushed cotton canvas vest with snap closures and two chest pockets for quick garden trips.
Two cinched canvas compartments with adjustable straps that hang from a rail without hardware.
A structured canvas basket that holds its shape empty and cinches snug once it's planted.
A canvas tray divided into a tight grid of cells, built for starting seedlings by variety.
A long run of narrow canvas compartments, sized for growing a row of herbs along a rail.
Heavy cotton duck overalls with reinforced pockets, built for a full day of digging and hauling.
The ones worth picking up before they're gone for good.
Long stainless steel blades on cushioned grips, built for trimming hedges in fewer strokes.
A brushed cotton canvas vest with snap closures and two chest pockets for quick garden trips.
A compact drawstring canvas basket, available in a wide color range for mixing on a shelf.
A serrated stainless blade with a sharpened point, sold with a fitted wood-toggled belt sheath.
A rectangular resin trough with a fine ribbed texture that hides water spotting and scuffs.
Stamped carbon steel welded to a turned wood handle, strong enough to pry out a stubborn rootball.
Sage canvas with leather trim and three graduated pockets sized for shears, gloves, and a trowel.
A curved hardened-steel blade that folds flush into its handle for easy pocket or belt carry.
Vertical kiln-dried wood slats over a concealed liner, built as a long rail or entryway planter.
A deep waxed-canvas basket cinched at the top with a leather cord for a snug rootball fit.
Molded resin with a perforated vent strip that prevents waterlogging during heavy rain.
A striped cotton tote reinforced with a center webbing strap for structure and easy carrying.
A deep waxed-canvas basket cinched at the top with a leather cord for a snug rootball fit.
A structured canvas basket that holds its shape empty and cinches snug once it's planted.
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