Mother's Day Gift Guide: Vintage Silver Herb Markers

For a mum who loves everything green, these quaint Vintage Silver Herb Markers ($49) are the perfect Mother's Day surprise. Tuck these five repurposed antique silver spreaders (patterns may vary) engraved with herb names into wee pots of oregano, thyme, rosemary, sage, and basil for... [More]

Tag Metal Watering Pitcher

If we didn't have the drawing skills of a three-year-old, we might be able to recreate the beautiful flowers on the Tag Metal Watering Pitcher ($26). The Sarah's Garden pattern looks fabulous on galvanized metal, and this shabby chic tool is a lovely home accessory... [More]

Conservatory Watering Can

The graceful hand-blown Conservatory Watering Can ($39) is an especially elegant tool for an everyday task. Artful bulbous green glass complements the arched metal rattan wrapped handle. We'd be something outside the norm sprinkling our gardens with this tool.... [More]

Herb Garden Markers

The Herb Garden Markers ($18) may look a little plain Jane, but we have to admit, there's something to be said about simplicity of design. Sure, labeling our cilantro, marjoram, parsley, oregano, basil and chives seems downright unnecessary since we know what we're growing, but... [More]

Menu Simplicty Vase

A vase that doubles as a work of art, the Menu Simplicity Vase ($58), is the perfect meld of Japanese and Scandinavian styles. Designed to hold one or two long-stemmed flowers, this simple and beautiful vase is sculptural and elegant. The juxtaposition of industrial and... [More]

Nobuhiro Sato Miniature Concrete Truss Planter

Some of us here aren't very good with plants. Sort of like locusts and pyroclastic flows aren't good with plants. But we really respect folks who are, and conceptually, at least, we appreciate a good planter when we see one. The Truss Planter ($98), designed... [More]

Wren House Wind Spinner

Whoa, the Wren House Wind Spinner ($21) just stopped us in our tracks. The copper colored bird house's "classic," but something about the sharply styled color story doesn't look like our grandma's clover spinner. Perfectly fitted scalloped outer rings create a lovely framing effect that... [More]

Squatters Urban Gnomes

Sprucing up our suddenly Springy gardens gets an infusion of artsy street style with the Squatters Urban Gnomes ($78). As much as we love the Amelie gnome gag and the subsequent Travelocity gnome campaign, we needed "a hip update to the traditional garden gnome." Fill... [More]

Carousel Hummingbird Feeder

Whimsical potentially to a fault, the Carousel Hummingbird Feeder ($70) feels like we're making our own little wonderland. Hummingbirds stand in for the usual horse suspects under a punchy red flag topped umbrella canopy bright enough for a circus. They drink from lovely blown glass... [More]

Garden Bon Bons

Caution! No matter how badly you're craving chocolate, and as delicious as these treats may look, do *not* eat these Garden Bon Bons ($15). Instead, find yourself a Hershey bar and marvel at the ingenuity of these plantable "chocolates". Depending on your selection, each truffle... [More]

Noted Eggling Planter

While we may be a bit old for Easter baskets, there's no reason why we can't bestow a fun spring gift on our friends. The Eggling Planter ($10) by noted* is a reminiscent of the days when Easter meant coloring eggs and hunting for hidden... [More]

EasyBloom Plant Sensor

We need high tech gadgets to give us a green thumb, and the EasyBloom Plant Sensor ($40) is a welcome savior figure in our dusty barren garden. The USB drive gives us access to a database of 5,000+ plants so we can research what plants... [More]

Garden in a Bag

Despite having the blackest of thumbs, we're actually managing to keep our Garden in a Bag ($9) alive, which makes us think you probably could too. We're not so sure about re-potting our basil, sage, orgeano, etc. but the fact that it's living and growing... [More]

Petit Coco Casserole

Does your green thumb need some training? We've killed far too many plants for our own good, so the easier the gardening is, the better. The Petit Coco Casserole ($14) is a no-nonsense method to growing your own little herb garden. Each pot fits perfectly... [More]

Mason Bee House

Usually bees get our panties all in a twist and send us into a cold sweat. The Mason Bee House ($15) holds a harmless, peaceful, non-stinging breed, so we can just rest easy and watch our garden become a cornucopia of edible delights; the bees... [More]

Baby Grobal

We look out our window at the gloom and grey, and then back to the cute green plant on our desks - a little spot of life and color that instantly cheers us up. To keep the good feeling coming, we're trying our best not... [More]

Grass Vase

While we may not have all the disposable income we'd like, we're usually willing to shell out a few bucks for some simple flowers, or in a pinch, grab some from our yard (er...or our neighbor's, don't tell!). This clever Grass Vase ($73 for medium)... [More]

Tiny Obleek

A sleek little planter, this Tiny Obleek ($45) is made of a special blend of concrete that's 40% lighter than your average sidewalk stuff. We dig the off-center depression, and like the smooth, modern design. We also have plans for using it as a fruit... [More]

Sagaform Herb Pot

Whether or not you've got a green thumb, or plants actually shrink away from you as you pass (been there, sister), having fresh herbs, veggies, and flowers at hand is a great way to beat the winter blues. The Sagaform Herb Pot ($18) can be... [More]

Hawaiian Volcano Plant

Cold temps have you dreaming of tropical locals already? This Hawaiian Volcano Plant ($50) will transport you to your fantasy island in a heartbeat. The vibrant red blooms will energize you whenever you look at it, and this is one plant that virtually takes care... [More]

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