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1. A mountable brass growing house that lets your herbs and baby plants get all the light they need, no matter how dark the rest of your home is.
Get it from Terrain for $150.
2. An avocado seed growing kit so you can turn your food scraps into a beautiful, leafy friend.
Sadly, it's very unlikely you'll grow your own avocados in your home (it's super hard to get an avocado tree to bear fruit) but it's still a nice plant! It takes about three to six weeks for your seed to start to germinate, but don't worry: about 90% of all seeds will eventually start to grow.
Promising review: "This is a no brainier purchase if you have any interest in sprouting an avocado seed. It balances fine and looks good sitting in the living room. I would love to see a little less branding but that is my only slight complaint." —Aaron
Get it from Amazon for $17.95+ (available in four color schemes).
3. A trio of push-up pops that give you something almost as good as ice cream: seed blends!
4. A high-quality glass spray bottle so you can spritz all your plant friends and trick them into thinking they're somewhere much more humid.
I love this spray bottle! It's sturdy and just feels really satisfying to spray. Read more about this game-changing purchase (#9).
Get it from Amazon for $8.98.
5. An urban agriculture grow kit with everything you need to grow zinnia, sweat pea, and sunflowers in your tiny apartment.
Get a set of three from World Market for $38.97.
6. Packets of edible flower seeds for anyone who looked at a viola and was like, "I wanna eat that."
Promising review: "I have started seedlings for pansies, violas, marigolds, calendula, chives, bee balm, and yarrow. The germination rate was good and they have grown well under the fluorescent lights. I read that the borage doesn't transplant well, so I haven't started them yet. Very pleased so far!" —Synchromom56
Get a pack of seven packets on Amazon for $16.50.
7. A set of hard-to-kill succulents that will help you get your tree-legs and move on to more ambitious growing projects.
You get five randomly selected succulents that vary depending on season and readiness.
Promising review: "These succulents arrived in excellent shape — in cold, rainy weather. They were boxed and wrapped securely to protect them from the weather. All five succulents are a different plant, and all are doing well after almost four weeks in my house. Included is a card of plant care which I followed meticulously, since I do not have a green thumb and have never cared for succulents. When you receive them, let them settle in to your house temperature for 24 hours and then check if dry. If needed, water sparingly." —Barbra Buck
Get a pack of five from Amazon for $15.99.
8. A pack of pencils with little seed capsules on the ends, so you can plant these suckers right into a pot when you're done writing with them.
The pencils are sustainable and non-toxic. They're made with PEFC/FSC-certified wood, 100% natural clay, and graphite, and the seed capsules are biodegradable. The seeds include forget me nots, cherry tomatoes, red flax, basil, thyme, sunflowers, and more.
Promising review: "I bought these pencils originally as a gift but after sharpening them, I ended up keeping them for myself. These pencils are circular in design, meaning once they are so small that you can no longer use them to write, they serve a new purpose as a plant. It’s a wonderful concept!" —Erica D. Medrano
Get eight from Amazon for $14.95.
9. A pair of simply ~radishing~ gardening gloves because accessorizing is always important, even in the backyard.
Get them from MyLittleBelleville on Etsy for $28.
10. An heirloom veggie kit to get you started on your journey to feeding yourself more fresh produce (I mean, like, pick-off-the-vine fresh).
These 10 adorable containers come with seeds for brandwine tomatoes, California wonder peppers, red burgundy onions, cherry belle radishes, rendersweet carrots, golden beauty corn, calabrese broccoli, great lakes lettuce, Utah celery, and delikatesse cucumbers.
Get it from Uncommon Goods for $23.
11. A wheelbarrow organizational shelf so you'll never have to ask "where the heck is my spade?" ever again.
It has two cup holders, two tool slots, and built-in carriers for your rake, shovel, and long-handled tools.
Get it from The Grommet for $54.95.
12. A garden seed kit that gives you everything you need to grow and make your own amazingly fresh salsa.
The kit comes with soil pelles, plant markers, biodegradable pots, a muslin drawstring bag, seeds, and growing instructions. You can use the kit to grow beefsteak tomatoes, jalapenos, Anaheim peppers, slow bolt cilantro, tomatillos, and onions.
Get it from Williams Sonoma for $29.95.
13. A convenient countertop garden with an automatic LED light and a reminder system that lets you know exactly when to water your herbs. Keeping fresh herbs year round has never been such a no-brainer.
14. A funky vegetable kit for making purple carrots, striped tomatoes, red Brussels sprouts, and more wacky options that might actually get you excited to eat your veggies.
It comes with five biodegradable pots, five peat discs, five plant markers, five foil-sealed seed packets, and a book of growing tips.
Promising review: "I have no experience gardening whatsoever, and was actually worried that I wouldn't be able to grow any of the seeds. My thumb turned green when I found this kit. It has easy to follow directions and all the supplies I needed. Wonderful kit for others that are interested in gardening, but can't keep a house plant alive." —Kiyoko
Get it from Amazon for $18.99.
15. An indoor mason jar garden set that doubles as rustic decor.
These jars are self-watering, so you just have to refill them occasionally. Oh hey, that means no accidental over-watering!!! They can grow basil, cilantro, mint, oregano, parsley, or sage.
Get one jar from Uncommon Goods for $20 (available in six plants).
16. A set of adorable, floral tools you'll want to show off to all your neighbors.
It comes with a trowel, shears, and cultivator.
Get them from Neiman Marcus for $45.
17. And some cute floral gloves to match! Carol at the community garden is gonna be sooo jealous.
Get them from Williams Sonoma for $24.95.
18. A packet of glass gem corn for growing your own amazing decor.
Promising review: "I love them, 90% germinated. Here is a secret to make them germinate faster: Get a paper towel and put water and a vary small amount of hydrogen peroxide on the paper towel. Then put the corn on the paper towel and fold towel into a square and put in a plastic bag. In a few days they should germinate." —Juan Garcia
Get it from Amazon for $5.09.
19. An herb growing kit complete with biodegradable growing pots, moisture-proof organic seed packets, soil discs, bamboo plant markers, an herb grinder, and an instruction booklet.
Soon you'll have fresh basil, cilantro, chives, and parsley ready to go at all times.
Promising review: "I bought this kit because I wanted to try out a new hobby. I had no prior experience or knowledge of growing or maintaining plants. With a hectic job, I was on the fence about getting a plant. But the herb garden kit delivers what it claims. Simple and easy setup with detailed instructions along each step. I am considering getting another kit, and I would definitely recommend it." —Amazon Customer
Get it from Amazon for $18.99.
20. A pair of knee pads so you can get down to business without having trouble getting back up again.
21. A decorative cart perfect for displaying your seasonal haul — or just a festive chihuahua.
Get it from Amazon for $21.26 (+4.99 shipping; available in three colors).
22. My Garden Box — a subscription service that delivers plants or gardening projects right to your door.
You can pick between two plans. Monthly Plant offers a living plant or bulb with soil and a decorative planter. My DIY Garden sends you everything you need for fun gardening projects. There are illustrated instructions and garden tips to help beginners.
Get it from Cratejoy for $21.50+/month.
23. A pack of little cats to scatter around your garden and keep it safe from possible intruders. Aphids better watch out for their claws.*
*These are toys and can't actually fight off aphids so please be nice to your local ladybugs who will actually do the job.
Get a set of six from Amazon for $7.99.
24. And a gardening handbook for taking detailed notes about your findings so you can pass down your sage knowledge to your little sprouts.
There is are places for: keeping track of seasonal tasks; photos, drawings, observations, and notes; recording inspirations; entering gardening tips; and preserving memorable plantings and events.
Get it from Uncommon Goods for $35.
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