Christmas gift idea – 4 Ergonomic gardening tools
ergonomic gardening tools Garden tools make great gifts, and the best time of the year to receive gifts is Christmas! These ergonomic gardening tools are sleek and stylish, making them a great choice for Christmas this year. Anyone who spends a lot of time in the garden will tell you that over time, it can put some wear and tear on the hands. Part of the reason for this is the constant use of gardening tools. Let’s be honest, not all of them are really that ergonomically sound. Well, here’s a garden gift idea that may shed some light on that topic: an ergonomic gardening set. The set includes a bulb trowel, a weeder, a cultivator, and a regular trowel. These can be purchased as a set for $54.99, or individually for $17.99. Whatever the case, these tools are specially designed to help easy some of the tensions and stress caused on the hands while gardening. 
Tuesday ~ November 11, 2008 by libba Posted in Ergonomic Gardening, Garden Tools, Gardening Gifts for Women | Add Your Comments
Classy Hummingbird Feeder
Hummingbirds are on their way! Check out this Hayes Avant Yarde Mini Window Hummingbird Feeder. It’s decorative and a lot cooler than your average hummingbird feeder. It looks great even if there are not birds on it. Welcome your hummingbirds with style! $7.49 is what it costs… 
Sunday ~ March 03, 2008 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Sculpture, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | 1 Comment
Leaf Pick up tool
Picking up leaves doesn’t get much easier than this! This handy leaf pick up tool works like a rake and shovel in one combined tool. Here’s more info from Amazon.com, where this tool goes for around $17.00. “Easily picks up all types of yard debris. Constructed of resin and reinforced steel. Lightweight and easy to use. 49″ green steel handles with orange plastic grips. Orange resin rake and shovel scoop design makes cleaning the yard effortless.”
Monday ~ November 11, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Tools, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
Nasturtium Garden in a Pail
In any case should you have a green thumbed friend who is inclined to eat flowers you would probably make their day with this. They get a galvanized pail filled with everything they need to grow their own salad, stir fry veggies, or just something nice to look at. Just add water and give it some sunlight. The Garden in a Pail is available from Gardeners Supply Company for $37.95
Perhaps your better educated than I am (something I willing to concede as probable), but the very first thing I thought when I saw this product was: “What the heck is a Nasturtium”. If you knew already, don’t hold it against me. A quick trip to organicgardentips.com tells me that nasturtium is a flower, it’s a salad ingredient, and it’s used in stir fry. I was always taught as a child you don’t eat the flowers. Maybe that was just daisies.
Wednesday ~ October 10, 2007 by Steve W Posted in Container Gardening, Gardening Gifts for Women, Houseplants, Vegetables | Add Your Comments
Fall Leaf Collecting Tools
Fall is here! Soon, your yard will be filled with leaves that will need to be picked up. While you’re shopping for leaf collecting tools, why not buy something for a friend or neighbor as a gift? They’ll thank you for it. Read this handy article about leaf collecting tools, it makes the decision making easy and has some great gift suggestions!
Wednesday ~ October 10, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Tools, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
Indoor Gardening Kit
It’s getting chilly outside in the mornings, unless you live in Phoniex, and that means that fall is right around the corner! Gardening season is winding down, but indoor gardeners are just now getting ready to enjoy more plants indoors. Try out one of these cool indoor planter kits with driftwood as a gift for a friend or for yourself, and keep the indoors green this fall and winter!
Monday ~ September 09, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Container Gardening, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
Low Maintenance Cactus Garden
Got a friend who just can’t seem to keep plants alive? Give the gift of a beautiful cactus garden! An attractive cactus garden can give your friend some limited bragging rights about being a gardener without having to frequently water plants. “Yeah, I’ve got some really cool plants at home, check it out!” Cool cactus, cool gift!
Saturday ~ August 08, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
Garden Bag and Garden Seat Combination
Keep your tools handy and save your back with this cool combination garden stool/garden bag from HSN.com. It also doubles as a great camping chair where you can keep your flashlight and water bottle handy. 
Monday ~ June 06, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Tools, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
Cool Patio Furniture and Patio Furniture Accessories
I was just fantasizing about spending more time outdoors in the backyard this summer and starting looking at some patio furniture on the web. I found a couple cool items to help protect your patio furniture set, plus some very nice wood furniture. Finally, if you’re actually looking for patio furniture, try out this eco-friendly eucalyptus wood furniture/chaise lounge. It comes from sustainably forested wood! 
For example, this Veranda Patio Table & Chair Set Cover cover
Also, here’s a chaise lounge cover
Friday ~ June 06, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Furniture, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
Cedar Storage Unit for Garden Tools and More
If you want a sturdy and attractive place to store garden tools, a hose, etc., try out this excellent cedar garden storage box. It’s made from Western Red Cedar and measures: 20 1/2″H x 35″W x 19″D. That’s plenty of room to store all kinds of stuff! Another nice feature is that it comes with a 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty from the Cedar Creek company that makes it. It can also double as a bench. It is made with slatted wood so your storage box won’t build up mold or mildew because it breaths. It’s also made in the U.S.A.! Offered by OutdoorDecor.com at a reasonable price ($152.00).
Monday ~ May 05, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Furniture, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
Worm Composting: A Great Project for Kids
If you’re looking for a fun way to get your kids involved in composting, try out a worm-composting bin that uses red wiggler worms. Worm composting (also known as vermicomposting) is a clean, safe, and odor-free way to compost your family’s kitchen scraps. This is way more fun than an ant farm, and better for the environment, too! Worm composting also allows you to compost year round, as you can move the bin inside your garage during the coolest months of winter.
Monday ~ May 05, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Tools, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle, Kids, Organic Gardening, Serious Gardener | Add Your Comments
A Book for Moms and Kids: I Plant a Garden with My Mom
Here’s another gift suggestion for Mother’s Day. The book I Plant a Garden with My Mom
Wednesday ~ May 05, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Books, Gardening Gifts for Women, Kids | Add Your Comments
Gardening Gifts for Mom
Mother’s Day is this coming weekend. I’ve spent some time trying to find a few unique items for this special day. Try out some of these items or suggest your own by leaving a comment! Try out a Gardening Tote Bag that has a great collection of items for Mom. It includes an herb dip, citrus gels, a watering can, cookies, a gourmet biscuit mix, flower seeds and an assortment of gardening tools. Or check out this Rainbow Spinner from Wind and Weather. It is made of durable twisted steel and will beautifully decorate any garden or patio. Or, check out these animal planters, which are whimsical containers for a variety of garden plants. Perfect for a Mom who loves animals and plants.
Monday ~ May 05, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Sculpture, Garden Tools, Gardening Gifts for Women | Add Your Comments
Protect Your Head with a Bahama Hat by Columbia
I really dislike wearing sunscreen on my face, so I prefer to wear a wide-brimmed hat when gardening. I also like to wear a light long sleeved shirt but I understand that some of the sun’s rays can still get through. Anyway, I was looking for some sun hats today and really like the design of this Bahama Hat made by Columbia. It provides for air circulation while protecting your face and neck. It also has a chin strap for windy days. These kinds of hats generally make me look like a dork when I wear them hiking or walking around. But for gardening, they get a green thumbs up! So the next time some neighborhood punk throws a rock at you for wearing one of these hats, you can tell them, “you won’t be laughing when you get your first skin cancer removed from your neck, sonny boy!” The hat is available from Cabelas.com, which also has lots of other similar products. Costs around $18.00.
Thursday ~ April 04, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Clothes for Gardening, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
Eco-friendly Gardening Gifts for Earth Day
Looking for eco-friendly gardening gifts to celebrate Earth Day? Try out some of these recommendations! Organic seed collections for Seeds of Change. Compost bins from the Compost Guide Store. The amazing Hula Ho weeder. Made in the U.S.A.!
Thursday ~ April 04, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Tools, Gardening Gifts for Women, Hard to Find Seeds, Kids | Add Your Comments
Spiral Copper Birdbath
Modern Artisans is always a great site to check out for unique gardening gifts. Today, I was browsing their site and found this awesome spiral copper birdbath. This solid copper birdbath is handcrafted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Fill it with water or bird seed and watch your feathered friends enjoy their new hangout! It’s sure to be a hit with all your friends, both the feathered ones, and those lightly-haired mammals you call your neighbors!
Thursday ~ March 03, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Sculpture, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
The Luck of the Irish
Give the luck of the Irish in a cool, personalized flower pot. This lucky clover gift set comes with a terra-cotta planter, growing medium, premium seed and growing instructions. It is adorned with a green ribbon and a gift tag that you can assign to a friend and neighbor. This kit also is available with sunflowers, forget-me-nots, and Sweet William. 
Friday ~ February 02, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle, Hard to Find Seeds, Houseplants, Kids | Add Your Comments
Illuminated Address Plaques
Help guide friends to your home with this awesome illuminated address plaque! A sensor turns the light on at night, gracefully illuminating your home address for all to see! 8 D-cell batteries will give you 5 months of continuous nighttime illumination. This is a perfect gardening gift for a friend, neighbor, or loved one!
Friday ~ February 02, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Garden Sculpture, Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
Aerogrow planter lets you grow salad right in the kitchen
Looking for a cool gift for the gardener who likes to cook? Check out the Aerogrow indoor kitchen garden. The comprehensive video review above comes from Groovy Green, a great site about sustainable living and renewable energy.
Friday ~ February 02, 2007 by Ulrich Posted in Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle, Organic Gardening, Serious Gardener, Vegetables | Add Your Comments
More Roses for Valentine’s Day
Ok, sorry for all the roses! I know there are more interesting gifts out there for Valentine’s but roses are indeed quite classic. So, on that note, check out this rose garden basket
Tuesday ~ February 02, 2007 by kswanson56 Posted in Gardening Gifts for Women, Gardening Lifestyle | Add Your Comments
