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1. An adorable little hedgehog statue sure to ~prickle~ your fancy and make dull ol' shrubs (or shall I say hedges) feel so much more playful.
2. A bag of slow-release plant food for anyone who wants to grow flavorful veggies without stressing out. It releases nutrients gradually over four months and won't "burn" your plants even if you accidentally overfeed them. ~Lettuce~ all breathe a sigh of relief!
3. A mobile, raised garden bed if you have a green thumb but limited space. The planter box is big enough to accommodate multiple kinds of herbs and flowers, while the bottom shelf can hold your tools and supplies. Plus, the elevated height makes gardening possible without bending over, and the wheels allow you to move it around easily. Honestly, an ~un-beet-able~ choice!
4. A solar-powered sunflower stake set that'll enhance your real flowers with a warm glow after it gets dark. ~Oh-sow~ magical!
5. An extra-thick foam kneeling pad so you don't have to ~dill~ with sore knees while tackling a lengthy landscaping project.
6. Water-soluble plant food that comes in pre-measured packets so there's absolutely no ~corn-fusion~ about how much to use. Each packet can be added directly to your watering can— no measuring, no mixing, no mess.
7. A multi-purpose shovel aptly named the "Root Slayer" because it can easily rip through hard dirt and roots. Trust me — you'll ~dig~ it.
8. Sturdy and flexible garden edging border that even a landscaping novice can install easily. Plus, it's non-toxic and made of 100% recycled rubber tires.
9. A seed starter kit to save you space *and* time. You can plant just about anything in these pellets and do it indoors during any time of the year (no need to wait for growing season). And when the weather gets warmer, simply transplant your seedlings outdoors. Once you do that, the pellet netting (which is derived from cornstarch) will biodegrade naturally.
10. A dual-compartment, rolling composter so you can turn kitchen and yard waste into fertile soil in just a few weeks (when the weather's warm). Just close the door and turn it five to six times every two to three days. Yep, composting can be ~heaps~ of fun when it's this easy.
11. A stacking owl statue, because ~hoo~ doesn't love fowl-themed garden decor? I know I do!
12. A removable tray that sits over your wheelbarrow to hold all your garden tools in one place. You'll be able to transport everything at once instead of having to take multiple trips to and from the shed.
13. A dump cart with sturdy, 10-inch tires for anyone seeking a four-wheel alternative to a wheelbarrow. It has a quick-release dumping system that makes loading and unloading super easy and can haul up to 600 pounds. Bring on the giant coconut coir bricks!
14. A pair of floral, leather-lined gardening gloves with padded palms (by The Pioneer Woman) to keep your hands protected while you rake, pull, and pick.
15. Also from The Pioneer Woman, a very cute set of gardening tools because practical things should also spark joy! (But mainly because gardening can be a hard ~thyme~ without the right tools.)
16. Or — if you've already got the basic tools under your belt — a pair of precision pruning snips that are a ~cut~ above the rest.
17. An elegant fence panel set that'll not only create a decorative border around a flower bed or pathway but will also protect your precious plant babies from your mischievous fur babies.
18. A canister of root powder to help make propagating temperamental plants a bit easier. It increases the chances of your cuttings developing roots and growing into a new plant!
19. And a stylish propagation station for your many cuttings (because trust me, you will have many). It'll look nice on your coffee table and won't take up too much space.
20. A mechanical hose timer so your lawn gets just the right amount of water. It requires no batteries and functions just like an egg timer — simply twist the dial to the desired watering duration (anywhere between 15 to 120 minutes) and you'll be good to go!
21. A set of solar-powered pathway lights that'll cast brilliant firework patterns on your perennial border.
22. A decorative hose hanger to make tangled tubing a thing of the past.
23. Or, an expandable hose that won't take up too much space to begin with. It measures only 17 feet when empty but can fully extend to 50 feet. Reviewers also say it's a lot lighter than regular rubber hoses.
24. An indoor grow light for anyone who dreams of having an outdoor garden but has to settle for a windowsill or bookshelf. This will ensure that your plants thrive in the darkest of apartments.
25. A hand-blown glass hummingbird feeder so you can attract friendly feathered friends who will help eat harmful insects and boost cross pollination. Bonus: it has a built-in solar-powered LED that lights up at night.
26. A bag of peat moss (enriched with plant food) you can mix into heavy potting mixes to help plants better retain moisture and nutrients. That also means you'd have to water those plants less!
27. A weed-puller tool with a long handle that won't ~kale~ your back while you're using it.
28. A cordless electric lawn mower that starts up at the push of a button for anyone who needs a little extra ~encourage-mint~ to deal with overgrown grass.
29. A bag of lawn fertilizer you can attach to any garden hose and finish applying in just 10 to 15 minutes. Easy ~pea-sy~.
30. And finally, an all-weather wicker chair and ottoman set so you can sit back, relax, and admire your horticultural handiwork.
You, giving your plant babies a little pep talk:
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