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1. Garden gloves with claws that'll make you feel like the Lady Gaga of gardening and make digging in the dirt both easier and more fashionable.
2. A scent-free mosquito repellent to keep those lil' bloodsucking buggers at bay while you're trying to plant your daisies or pick your cherry tomatoes.
3. Miracle-Gro food spikes, filled with nutrients that'll give your plants the extra boost they need to grow as big as strong as Popeye after downing a can of spinach.
4. Adjustable Velcro garden tape that'll support your plant babies the same way your therapist does for you. It'll easily attach to their stalks and keep 'em up right — no wind will take them down this season!
5. A programmable timer to work some Fairy Godmother-like magic on your hose and transform it into a sprinkler. Bibbidi, Bobbidi, Boo-tiful lawn!
6. A tiki torch with an adjustable flame that'll bring chill *island vibes* to your home while also maintaining the farmhouse style you've carefully crafted.
7. Light-up flowers, in case you're really not all that great at caring for plants but still want your yard to look like a majestic garden.
8. An electric pressure washer you can use to revive hard surfaces like your patio and sidewalk so anyone passing by will only notice how stunning your garden is instead of how dodgy your pathway looks.
9. Or a Ryobi cordless power cleaner and various attachments that'll let you not only clean your outdoor patio but also use a single tool to safely spray disinfectant, bleach, cleaners, herbicides and insecticides.
10. A soaker hose you can attach to the hose you already own to provide your bushes, plants, and trees with the shower they've always dreamt of (especially during those too-hot summer days).
11. A seeding square kit, so planting your lil' sprouts won't turn into a game of guess and check. You'll know *exactly* what pattern you planted your basil seeds in this year.
12. A dome trellis you can count on to "wow" any guests. Your empty backyard will quickly become a summer getaway.
13. A standing weeder (without the chemicals!) for anyone with a bad back who still wants an award-worthy lawn.
14. An outdoor shed to store your garden tools, bike, beach chairs, whatever! It's made from resin plastic and is reinforced with steel, so you'll never have to fret about it peeling, rotting, or rusting.
15. A John Deere zero-turn riding mower you'll pat yourself on the back for splurging on when the sun shines again and you find yourself with a lot of grass to cut. Trust me on this one.
16. And a cordless grass trimmer that'll help you tackle hard-to-reach areas in your garden bed or simply get the job done if you are the proud owner of a tiny patch of grass.
17. A soil test kit to relay the moisture in your plant's soil as well as its pH and light levels so you'll know once and for when it needs to be watered.
18. A cordless chainsaw that'll help you *finally* tackle the hot mess that are the overgrown shrubs and branches in your yard. It's go-time, baby and this gadget is gonna help you get the job DONE.
19. Interlocking Teak tiles you can use to spruce up your patio area without using a single tool. These are a must-have if you're only renting since they'll come up just as easily as you put them down — you can take 'em with you!
20. An outdoor design package that'll provide you with a full plan on how to properly tackle your yard's makeover. It'll include a 3D rendering (oooh!), an outlined plan for the yard (front, back, or both) and a lighting plan.
21. An expandable garden hose to help you water your grass, the vegetables you planted and prayed will actually grow, and your flower bed without worrying about any kinks getting in the way.
22. A weather-resistant cedar pathway you can roll out alongside your prettiest garden bed or just anywhere you tend to walk so often the grass tends to get a bit torn up. Installation of a new walkway has *never* been this easy.
23. Breathable gardening gloves that'll protect your hands (and fresh mani) while you're pruning your plants and digging in the dirt.
24. Knee pads you can count on to make the many hours you typically spend gardening on a Saturday morning a bit more comfortable — a must-have for anyone whose knees simply aren't what they used to be.
25. Concrete paint, perfect for giving your old patio the refresh it's been desperately needing without having to break into your vacation fund.
26. A roll of faux ivy you can add to your fence or a trellis to create a magical garden in a snap instead of waiting for ivy to naturally grow on it. Who has the patience for that? Certainly not me.
27. Metallic spray paint you can use to give your old plant stands a second, extremely glamorous, life.
28. Or treat yourself to a new easy-to-assemble outdoor loveseat and coffee table so you'll have a comfortable place to rest your tired bones after digging in the garden all morning.
29. A set of six sturdy gardening tools and a canvas carrying bag, so you'll be more than ready when your bestie sees how nice your yard looks and demands you to come fix theirs.
30. Mole, vole, and groundhog repellent solar stakes to banish the pesky little critters from stealing your veggies and ruining your perfectly manicured front lawn without laying down any chemicals.
31. A custom lawn care plan, a must-have for any new homeowner who has *no idea* how to take care of an entire yard's worth of grass.
32. Pruning shears, for anyone who has successfully created their own magical rose garden in their yard. Better get yourself a glass jar too to display it like in Beauty and the Beast.
33. And a long-handled lopper to help you can trim any overgrown bushes or trees in your yard, a must-have for anyone who isn't Edward Scissorhands.
34. And a roll of fake grass, in case you already know you won't want to be bothered with trying to keep your yard looking like something you've seen on HGTV.
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