Sol Soils Repot Recovery™ is designed to help plants recover from the stress of transplant shock! This unique blend of premium nutrients encourages production of fine root hairs and root branching.

• Easy to use – sprinkle or broadcast over standing water to kill mosquito larvae
• Quick acting, starts killing mosquito larvae within minutes
• Harmless to beneficial insects, pets, birds, fish, horses, livestock
  • 30 oz. treats up to 7,500
• Water your plants with a "tea" made from Mosquito Bits to kill fungus gnat larvae in the soil.

Caladiums are grown for their showy leaves. In summer they produce clumps of long stalked, heart-shaped leaves. Caladiums are extremely easy to grow in moist, well-drained soil. These shade loving but sun tolerant plants thrive in heat and humidity.

Mature Height: 15-20"

Sunlight: Part Sun to Sun

Upright stems support a Dutch summer favorite that blooms all summer long. Easy to grow in moist, fertile soil in full sun.

Tulip Tulipa Darwin Hybrid 'Blush Mixture'

Green and Gray tool sheath hangs from your belt for convenience and ease.

Aromatic flowers make soothing tea for all seasons. Our era is twitchy: our senses are hammered by ringtones, vibrations, alarms, and sirens. The resulting society-wide anxiety is the affliction of our time. Need relief? Try some little apples. This is the name given by the ancient Greeks to the spherical, golden, highly aromatic centers of chamomile blossoms. The ancients realized these morsels had healing properties and used them to treat fever, improve mood, and induce relaxation, in addition to using them in beer-making. In your own garden, you can experience these qualities simply by walking through a patch of chamomile in full bloom: its aroma is both heady and soothing, its profusion of tiny blooms a visual delight.

Sow seeds indoors ¼" deep. Tomatoes are sensitive to freezing temperatures, so wait to transplant outdoors until the soil is warm. Water your plants at their base to avoid wetting the leaves, which will foster fungal diseases.

• Start Indoors: 6 weeks from the last frost
• Germination: 7–14 days
• Plant Outdoors: 24–36” apart
• Light: Full sun
• Support: cate, stake, or trellis

Cook it. Carve it. Keep it. Could this be the perfect squash? Its stunning, silvery bluish-gray color and ribbed appearance stand out in the garden and ornamental displays. Known for its sweet taste, ‘Jarrahdale” also makes a statement in pies, soups, and stews. Squashes weigh 10-12 pounds and keep for over 12 months, ensuring a year-round supply that can be carved, baked, or cooked like any other stringless variety. 

• Direct Seed: 1" Deep
• Seeds to Hill: 6-8 Seeds
• Thin: To 3-4 Plants
• Light: Full Sun

Upright stems support a Dutch summer favorite that blooms all summer long. Easy to grow in moist, fertile soil in full sun.

Mature Height: 32-36"

Sunlight: Full Sun

Womanswork exclusive "Digger" garden gloves, sized for women, have reinforced fingertips so they won't break through even when you use your hands to dig in the garden. Our multi-purpose "Digger" gloves offer dexterity and protection for all your chores.

No more scratches, sunburns, or irritated skin—Farmers Defense Protection Sleeves keep you protected no matter where your adventures take you. Designed for comfort, durability, and all-day wear, these sleeves offer superior defense against the elements while keeping you cool and dry.

Perfect for anyone who adores their houseplants, this adorable little watering can is the perfect marriage of design and performance. 

This compact indoor watering can is a beautiful shade of blue to add a pop of color to your home. It has a slender spout that’s perfect for delivering water just where it’s needed – and nowhere else. The smooth FSC beech wood handle is extremely tactile and feels beautiful in the hand, giving precise control over pouring. And the watering can is beautifully molded in steel for a smooth, flawless finish, with a tough powder coating to ensure it stays looking good.

Dimensions: 8.9in x 4in x 5.7in

Indispensable in Asian and Mexican cuisine.
For years, cilantro was known as "Chinese Parsley." As Mexican and Indian food became more popular, Americans discovered that cilantro's refreshing flavor was loved by cultures worldwide. Its tender, sweet taste elevates the flavor of nearly any dish, though some people are genetically cursed to find cilantro's flavor soapy and intolerable. If you're among them, you can still enjoy these seeds known as coriander by grinding them up and using them as a spice.

Cilantro is wonderful to have on hand: chop some up and toss in vegetable soups, or in curries, or on stir fries. It is best used just before serving, sprinkled on the dish at the table. Note that cilantro must be sown in succession in order to have an extended harvest. By nature, cilantro provides a brief harvest window of only a few weeks before bolting. Keep on sowing to keep on harvesting.

A treat for all beloved kitties. Relaxes humans too! A calm kitty happened upon a wild patch of an alluring herb. Into her nose flooded the intoxicating chemical nepetalactone, the source of catnip's power. It bound to her olfactory receptors, causing her to become intoxicated. The natural high opened her eyes to a magical realm she had never known, showing her a new kingdom over which to reign. From that day forth, she became the kitty princess the ruler of her own imaginative (and, yes, possibly imaginary) world. Celebrate your kitty's reign with the gift of a catnip patch.

Catnip is a great treat to grow for cats, but it is also a wonderful perennial herb for the garden. Its fragrant flowers attract many beneficial pollinators. Plus, catnip is a medicinal herb for humans, too. It's used as a very mild sleep aid in the form of catnip tea.

Sylvan Shield Leather Gauntlet Gloves are the perfect gloves for serious gardeners. Featuring a gauntlet sleeve made from 100% cow suede leather, these gloves provide superior protection against thorns, while the 100% goatskin leather palms offer excellent dexterity and abrasion resistance. 

Say goodbye to the mess of indoor gardening. Simply place the mat on your workspace, do your dirty work, and voila. No more soil spills or dirt tracks.

Finished? These mats are made from corn, so you can add them to your compost bin, green trash or even bury them in the garden.

Includes 2x mats.

This elegant forged Tulip Trowel is sturdy and ever so functional! Great for planting and transplanting small plants. The nice curvature of the blade makes it ideal for scooping soil. The three sharpened points are able to slice into the dirt…even cutting through roots. Works like a trowel but breaks up soil like a fork and is great for clay soil. Constructed of tempered boron steel with ash hardwood handle. Makes gardening chores quick and easy. 

Beautiful flowers that last all year! Bringing the garden indoors year-round with everlasting flowers is one of the oldest flower crafts - and it’s easy and fun! Cut them fresh for lots of lovely bouquets and gather armfuls to quickly dry for everlasting flowers that you can enjoy for indoor arrangements, adorning gifts and making decorations that last for months.

Renee's custom mix includes: Amaranthus, Helichrysum, Helipterum, Larkspur, Nigella and Statice.

A classic red bell pepper, this variety bears large fruit with a good, sweet flavor. Fruits range from triangular to bell-shaped and turn from green to dark red. Mature fruit measure 3-6" long and 3-4" wide and weigh 4-8 ounces. Mid-season maturing plants grow 2-2.5? tall. This pepper was donated to Seed Savers Exchange by Exchange lister Louis Marcelina, who obtained it in 1984 from fellow lister William Lyons.

• 69-80 days from transplant
• Organic
• From the Collection
• Large, sweet red bell pepper
• Fruits range from triangular to bell shaped

This variety works for:

• Fresh eating
• Canning
• Freezing

This pepper is: Sweet

Instructions - Sow seeds indoors ¼” deep. Peppers germinate best in warm soil, so gentle bottom heat may be helpful until seedlings emerge. Wait to transplant outdoors until soil is warm.

• Start Indoors: 8 weeks before last frost
• Germination: 14 Days
• Plant Outdoors: 12-24” Apart
• Light: Full Sun