• 100% chino cotton twill
• Unstructured, 6-panel, low-profile
• Adjustable strap with antique buckle

• Mid-profile, 3” crown
• 98% cotton/2% spandex
• Comfortable fit
• Maintains shape
• One size fits all: head circumference 21 5/8” to 23 1/8”

This plastic Haws long reach watering can features a round brass faced rose for a gentle sprinkling of water and a downspout for directional watering. 

• Well designed with two handles for balance and effortless watering
• Tall neck prevents water from spilling out when it is tipped forward
• Removable plastic-backed Oval brass Rose and right-angle downspout Attachment for more precise watering
• Rose can be pointed upwards for a gentle spray and downwards for a heavier spray
• Original design created by John Haws in 1886; made in England

The Nobi-Nobi telescoping long arm pruners are packed with features not found with most long arm pruners on the market today. This pruner offers a free stop handle for use at any length through its easy lever action. The sub-grip offers stability to the user and can be adjusted along the shaft for individual users' comfort and reach. Its light weight aluminum alloy handle is strong and durable. The pruner comes equipped with cut-and-hold grips for harvesting fruit or to hold branches to bring down to ground level, which can be removed if desired.

• Telescopes from 50" to 78".
• Includes 8" pruning saw blade that's easily attached with wing nut. Very versatile pruner in one!!

The revolutionary Futomaru Long Reach Lopper features a double lever advantage that dramatically increases cutting power over traditional lopping shears while decreasing the effort required. Cutting head swivels 110° to reach most branches. Cuts easily through live branches 1.6" this and is great for limbing dead wood. Coupled with the long reach capability, the Futomaru is an essential addition to all garden sheds.

• Length: 4' 10.5"
• Cutting head swivels 110°
• Cuts 1.6"

With a Ratcheting Pruner, the ratcheting action does all the work for difficult pruning on hard to cut branches. The Ratchet Pruner is designed for people who have difficulty using other hand pruners. Lightweight, black fiberglass handles with contoured comfort grip.

• Non-stick coated carbon steel blade.
• Cuts up to 3/4" in diameter.
• 7.5" overall
• 6.4 oz

With proper care and maintenance, these scissors will last a lifetime. Use these thin-bladed scissors to snip in those hard to reach places. Black finish high carbon steel blades cut easily and do not accumulate resin. The soft patented hand grips may be used by right or left-handers. Great for pruning grapes and gathering herbs.

• Stainless steel blades
• Gold handles
• 6" overall

• Cuts up to 1.4 diameter with ease.
• Red handles.
• 20" overall

This compost aerator is manufactured from sturdy 1" tubular steel. Its 4 wings with serrated edges fold inward for easy insertion and extend fully when removed, creating air pockets within the compost. Comfort grip handle with auxiliary handle which can be mounted for left or right hand use.

• 35.5" overall
• 1" tubular steel
• Comfort grip
• Perfect for rights and lefties

Strong, sharp, durable, long, tan, and handsome. You and this serrated sickle are a perfect match. Together, you can conquer nearly any weedy overgrowth or harvesting job. Use this serrated sickle for everything from pruning raspberries, to cutting grasses, and other light clearing tasks in the garden. Pull & turn clumps of weeds with this real Japanese style sickle. You'll laugh, you'll cry. You'll fall in love with a serrated sickle.

• Size: 6 1/2" blade, 14" overall
• Stainless steel
• Made in Japan
• Comes with clear blade cover

This Japanese weeding tool makes tending to your garden a breeze. Chop and shuffle bits of unwanted plants into oblivion with this lightweight, handheld sickle-hoe hybrid. With a sturdy build of spring steel, you'll navigate weeding quickly and more efficiently than ever before.

• Forged from spring steel.
• 12" overall. Blade measures 5" x 1 1/2"
• Plastic sleeve with grommet for easy display

This vegetable brush embodies the finer qualities of germaphobia. To prepare fresh produce before eating, simply brush away microbial madness under running water. The white Tampico Fiber bristles give a gentle but firm sayonara to germs. You do not need to use any other soaps or produce washes to clean vegetables of bacteria, fungi, and some of the billions of microbes we come into contact with daily. Vegetables brushes are best for firm produce with tough rinds, like carrots, potatoes, cucumbers, and squash.

• Wood handle with hanging hole, easy grip
• Cleans vegetables by reducing microbes
• No additional solvents needed
• Size: 8" overall, 3.75" handle, 3.5 x 3" brush.
• Care: Soak bristles in vinegar, and rinse with water. Hang to dry.

Waterlogged soil can stress plants, and make them susceptible to root rot. Overwatered plants will be slow-growing, with yellow, black, and wilting leaves. These are all signs that your leafy little babies are getting too much of a good thing. Manage water pressure with this simple water breaker head attachment. This piece is made from aluminum, and perforated with 400 micro holes for even water flow. You'll be set for watering seeds and plants without dislodiging soil or otherwise freaking your plants out. Perfect for watering flats, seedlings, seedbeds, transplants, ornamentals, containers, fruit trees, and more.

• Made from Aluminum
• Gentle shower hose attachment for watering plants
• Fast, full flow

Few tools say "I have my sh*t together" quite like a brass plant mister. Some of the most rewarding plants to grow are native to humid or misty ecosystems, encouraging leafy plant growth. When perfect plant growing conditions are out of reach, this mister will do the trick. Keep plants and flowers healthy with regular mists of water. Its stainless steel body is coated with a brass finish for a golden vintage sparkle and durability. This mister holds 10 ounces of water, providing just enough TLC to go around. This makes a great companion tool for the brass watering can.

• Stainless steel, gold brass finish
• Mist water on houseplants and outdoor plants
• Vintage gardening aesthetic, looks great indoors or outdoors

You dig color, you dig soil - Get the best of both worlds in one tool: these funky fresh colored steel trowels! Each trowel features thick, 1.2 mm one-piece stamped Japanese steel construction for strength and durability. Keep movin' and groovin' all day, with the contours that fit comfortably in your hand. Stay on task with the vibrant, easy-to-spot paint finish. This high quality steel trowel can be the little slice of tranqulity you need in a tried-and-true garden tool.

• Japanese steel construction
• Retractable hanger
• Size: 3 1/8" x 6 7/8" head, 11.5" overall. 1/2 lb

Money can't buy happiness, but this comes close. The Yellow Metal Flower Sprinkler is downright adorable, and surprisingly powerful. Cover 700 square feet in high or low water pressure. Boost your irrigation needs and chase melancholy moments away while using this cheery, flower-shaped sprinkler. Surrender to feelings of joy from the moments you catch beams of sunlight refracting through the water beads that nurture your garden beds. Would you still think life ain't all sunshine and rainbows?

• Powder coated finish
• Coverage up to 30' diameter

Fact: Gardeners moonlight as ninjas. It's no wonder we rarely see them working at night. The Japanese Ninja Claw Rake Cultivator is all you'll need to get started on mastering the tricks and trades of the ninja-gardener livelihood. This 5 prong rake is perfect for chopping up soil in and around the base of plants with ease. The tough Japanese steel and wood construction give the tool a nimble and well-balanced feel. Claw into the soil and conquer the toughest gardening moments with this instant favorite.

• 5" Steel, curved claws with a 4 3/4" spread
• 5 1/2" wood handle

Sharpen up your culinary skills when you invest in this well-crafted kitchen knife. Knife-611 Funayuki Kitchen Knife is tenacious, versatile, and beautifully crafted. It is especially suitable for mastery cutting, slicing, and dicing fresh produce from the garden. This knife features a high quality carbon steel blade, with a centuries old design that is still a proven cut above the rest.

• 6" Blade, 12" overall
• Sharp, high carbon steel blade

• Color: Dark Green
• Dimensions: 8" high x 8" wide x 6.5" deep
• Capacity: 1.3 gallon

Life is all about finding balance in the good and the bad. Weeding, for example, can be cathartic—for a few minutes. Enter the Hoe-Match Hoe and Cultivator, which is a perfect example of all sorts of handheld gardening trickery. Use the straight edge of the tool to slice roots with ease, or flip over to the trough end to break up the soil, move piles of weeds aside, and tackle the weeds growing between the nooks and crannies of your plants. The Hoe-Matic boasts strength and balance, making it a popular garden hand tool.

• Wooden handle with cushion grip
• 31/2" x 9.5" head. 141/2" overall.

Unsure of how to tackle dividing, lifting, potting, and weeding a new garden? This short handle spading trowel will help! Divide and conquer edible landscaping, one plant at a time with this unique, long-lasting trowel.

• Crafted from high carbon steel
• Hardwood turned handles
• 3.5" x 7" x 14.25"overall

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Red navel oranges are the best orange for people who don’t usually enjoy citrus. That’s because of everything that sets the fruit apart as a cultivar: Naturally red flesh that is seedless, with a low acidic sweetness. Plus, of all Citrus varieties, it packs the most Vitamin C. What’s not to love? This novel navel variety has one of the largest statuses as a cult fruit, if there is such a thing, beloved by chefs as the key to flavorful sauces and vinaigrettes. 

The Red Navel tree is more closely related to other navel varieties than the similar-looking blood orange. Call it splitting hairs, but there is one significant difference in the chemical makeup of the fruits. In blood oranges, the red pigment comes from anthocyanin, but red navel oranges get their coloration from carotenoids like lycopene. 

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Kaffir lime is essential to the ever-expanding palette of foodies everywhere. This citrus tree is characteristic of other lime varieties with its thorny, shrubby growth that can reach up to 25 feet when mature. As a native to Southeast Asia, Kaffir lime makes an awesome patio plant for Floridians living outside of Zone 10 or below. When taken indoors, Kaffir Lime benefits from the use of a mister to mimic its humid natural habitat.

Unlike more conventional culinary uses for limes, Kaffir lime leaves are used more often than the fruit in cooking. The two-parted evergreen leaves are shredded to add flavors to Southeast Asian food dishes, giving them a uniquely aromatic twist. Think anywhere from soups, to spicy stir-fry, hot curries, salads, and meat marinades. The fruits are bumpy, and about the size of golf balls. The pulp and juice can be used for additional flavoring, but it is less common than using the leaves.

Here is a list of all other popular names for Kaffir Lime and their countries of origin:

• Burma: shauk-nu, shauk-waing
• Cambodia: krauch soeuch
• China: ning meng ye (Mandarin), fatt-fung-kam (Cantonese), Thài-kok-kam (Hokkien/Min Nan)
• Indonesia: jeruk purut, jeruk limo, jeruk sambal
• Laos: makgeehoot
• Malaysia: limau purut
• Philippines: Kubot
• Reunion Island: combava
• Sri Lanka: kahpiri dehi, odu dehi, kudala-dehi
• Thailand: makrut, som makrud

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About two days a year, Floridians experience a breeze with an ineffable chill—some people call this “winter.” Satsuma mandarin (Citrus unshiu) is a tree with a remarkable cold tolerance among citrus species. It is grown in cooler subtropical regions of Japan, Spain, Central China, Korea, Turkey, Russia, and South America. In slightly warmer conditions, Satsuma trees produce fruit that ripens a bit earlier, making them favorable for eager growers.

When your satsuma mandarin tree fruits, the flavor and color could vary based on your location. In humid subtropical areas of Florida, fruit could mature internally before the usual outer coloring of maturation appears, hence the name Emerald Green satsuma tangerines where these fruits are commercially sold. It’s important to be gentle when harvesting the fruits, as the rinds are prone to tearing if handled without caution.

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Seize the opportunity for a new shot at luck when you grow Ponkan Mandarin (Citrus poonensis), also called cool tangerine, Batangas mandarin, Nagpur suntara, Swatow orange,  and Chinese Honey orange. Ponkan Mandarin quite literally takes the gold for fruit symbolism in Chinese culture, representing wealth, good fortune, and gold. In particular, mandarin fruit and plants are exchanged as gifts for the Chinese New Year.  However, anyone in pursuit of a little good fortune can grow Ponkan Mandarin for an auspicious start to Citrus gardening.

The Ponkan mandarin plant loves tropical climate conditions, which are said to be the key to encouraging its largest fruit yet. Its upright growth is easy to distinguish amid any citrus orchard. The Ponkan mandarin fruit is round, with a medium-thick rind that’s easy to peel, and has few seeds. Time is of the essence once the fruits of Ponkan Mandarin trees first ripen to a full orange color. Harvest fruits for a titillating flavor, like a tart sweetness that verges on sour candy.

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Embrace life’s happy accidents by growing a Variegated Pink Lemon Tree (Citrus x limon). Occasionally sold as the pink lemonade tree, this variety is a natural mutation of the tried-and-true Eureka lemon.

It's a great ornamental addition to the garden, with variegated green and white leaves, with fruits that are initially green-striped when they first appear in the late winter. Of course, the main event is the tart, rosy fruit of the pink lemon that makes it the Elle Woods of the Citrus genus. At peak ripeness, the pink lemon perfectly bundles up that sugar-spice-and-everything-nice feeling. Use the pink lemons for a naturally blushing twist on your favorite recipes for lemonade, lemon bar, and lemon cake.

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Key limes (Citrus x aurantiifolia, West Indian lime, Mexican lime, bartender’s lime) are as true as true can be to the best qualities of limes. These lime hybrid trees are naturalized to areas of the West Indies, but are related to original Asian varieties of limes. In Florida, these are the central ingredient to Key lime pie filling, which came about in an old-timey effort to make condensed milk palatable. Turns out, pies do grow on trees.

Key lime trees embrace the harsh realities of tropical climates, thriving in acidic, rocky soils with low requirements for irrigation and fertilization.  As limes are wont to do, key lime grows more shrublike than treelike, with thorny stems for a natural defense mechanism. Generally, care for key lime trees means very little coddling, except for cold protection. Key lime plants flower by late winter to spring, and produce fruit shortly afterwards.

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The Calamondin (Citrus × Citrofortunella microcarpa) inspires hope for resourceful citrus fanatics—This is the most commonly potted citrus variety. While it would be impressive fun to introduce guests to the 20-foot-tall citrus tree as they enter your home, maintaining a Calamondin tree is more easily attainable. These citrus trees are just right for the emboldened apartment dweller. This mandarin-kumquat hybrid plant is a surefire conversation starter, with fragrant leaves and slow-growing fruits that can take up a year to ripen.

Boasting a possible cold hardiness to 20 degrees Farenheit, calamondin orange plants make wonderful patio plants. Calamondin orange trees are at their best in full sun, high humidity, and well-drained soil. Potted plants can be brought indoors for protection from the cold.

What does self-care look like for gardeners? A durable pair of gloves that will protect and defend hardworking hands through thick and thin, wet and dry, hot and cold gardening. These seamless knit bamboo gloves keep hands cool and comfortable enough to work through the day without a second thought. A natural rubber palm coat protects hands and enhances grip. Finally, all-day comfort and durability is at your fingertips!

• Made of Bamboo Rayon
  
• Machine washable; Air dry
• Wear-resistant nitrile coating

Can using a powerful machete help you find inner peace? That depends: How does effortlessly swinging through plant overgrowth and twiggy brush sound to you? This multipurpose cane knife can be used for a variety of horticultural tasks, or simply devoted clearing overgrowth in the garden. This affordable cane knife can be used as a chopper, brush clearer, trench digger and more. the hooked edge is perfect for navigating sugar canes, back undergrowth, blackberries, and roots. It is a foundational addition to tool collections old and new.

• 13” Carbon Steel blade with sharpened edge that can be sharpened to your liking
• 6” hardwood handle. 19” long overall.
• 1.4 lbs