Vendor: OUTDOORS
Type: Baskets
Price:
200.00
Crockery and cutlery made from PLA vegetable based renewable plastic.
Insulated 27x23x22 cm/10.6x9x8.7 inches compartment with zip closure.
All items self secure to the inside of the basket for safe transport and space saving. Jacquard woven straps. Food safe. Dishwasher safe cutlery and crockery.
Capacity 37L/9.77 Gallons
Material - woven PE.
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
When new open-pollinated varieties are released they can sometimes get lost in the maze of hybrids touted to growers. If these new OP varieties don't catch on, they may disappear. We trial new varieties to discover which ones deserve some serious buzz. Over the past decade, plant breeder Fred Hempel has been using classical breeding practices to create colorful and delicious new varieties he calls "Artisan Tomatoes." We adore Hempel's Bumble Bee line the striped cherries are both pretty and tasty.
Contains Purple Bumble Bee, Sunrise Bumble Bee, and Pink Bumble Bee cherry tomatoes. Grow a few plants this year and you'll find yourself buzzing like a bee to each.
Growing Instructions
Start seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before last frost, then transplant outdoors to indicated spacing after all threat of frost has passed. All tomatoes benefit from staking; indeterminate varieties require it. Prune tomatoes when they reach about 24" high and are starting to produce small suckers. Keep plants from coming into contact with the soil, and water at the roots to prevent the spread of soil borne disease.
Quick Facts
Days to Germination | 3-10 days |
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Days to Maturity | 70 days from transplant |
Planting Depth | 1/4" |
Spacing in Row | 24" |
Spacing Between Rows | 42" |
Height at Maturity | 72" |
Growth Habit | Indeterminate |
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
Monarch butterflies, with their strikingly streaked caterpillars, gold-foiled chrysalises, and tiger-striped wing patterns, are one of the most beloved of all butterflies. We humans flock to witness monarch migrations, but we are also responsible for their decline. Loss of habitat and exposure to pesticides threaten monarch populations from Canada to Mexico. Grow Milkweed, the monarch caterpillar's host plant, to create a monarch sanctuary in your own backyard. Create a companion planting of Butterfly Weed for very happy butterflies.
Growing Instructions
Cold stratification required: direct sow in fall or early winter into a clean, prepared bed. Or, for spring sowing, sow in deep seed-starting pots about ¼" deep, in rich, damp soil. Cover and refrigerate for 3 weeks. Afterwards, move to a 70-degree, well-lit spot for germination, which can take up to 14 days. Transplant outdoors after frost in an area that can remain a milkweed patch for years.
Please note: Common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) is native to much of the eastern and mid continental U.S.—most areas east of the Rocky Mountains. If you live outside of these areas, please do not buy or plant Asclepias syriaca. Before planting any milkweed, it's always a wise idea to reference monarchwatch.orgor the Xerces Society for more information on milkweed species that are native to your specific area.
Quick Tips
Days to Germination | 21 days |
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Days to Maturity | 80 (from transplant) |
Planting Depth | ¼" |
Spacing in Row | 12" |
Spacing Between Rows | 12" |
Height at Maturity | up to 36" |
Sun Preference | Full Sun |
Hardiness Zone Range | Zone 3-7 |
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
Some garden for food, others for beauty. But for many centuries, apothecary gardens were one of the most common plots to be found around the home. The perfect herb for making topical ointments for gardeners' achy hands and sore backs, Meadow Arnica is a medicinally interchangeable substitute for Mountain Arnica, which only grows well at high altitudes. Plant this wide-spreading perennial to enjoy the dense green foliage, yellow flowers, and the soothing effect it has on achy muscles. Please note that Meadow Arnica is naturally an erratic germinator; oversow and expect only the minority of seeds to germinate in a timely manner.
Growing Instructions
Start seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before planting date. Sprinkle a few seeds on the soil surface, agitate and water in gently. Keep soil moist but not wet. Seed can take up to 3 weeks to germinate. The ideal temperature for germination is 55 degrees. Transplant when soil has warmed, in mid- to late spring. Arnica thrives in well drained, poor soil; no need for amendments. Harvest flowers when they appear and dry to use medicinally.
Quick Facts
Days to Germination | 7-21 days |
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Days to Maturity | 90 days |
Planting Depth | 0" |
Spacing in Row | 6" |
Spacing Between Rows | 12" |
Height at Maturity | 18" |
Width at Maturity | 8" |
Sun Preference | Full Sun |
Hardiness Zone Range | Zones 4-9 |
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
This salad mix is anything but virtual. USB (Ultimate Salad Bowl) won't plug into any port on your laptop, but it will burst with flavor when you upload your harvest into a big salad bowl. It will also assist in one of the greatest challenges of our era: unplugging ourselves from technology. Let this bright and tasty mix of greens beckon you to your garden; it will fill you more fully than any electronic feed.
Best eaten raw as young leaves; most are cut-and-come-again types. Colors range from light greens to dark reds, from speckles to stripes. Consider planting USB at your garden's edge to create a decorative and edible border.
Growing Instructions
Direct sow from 4 weeks before last spring frost until 2 weeks before first fall frost at 3-week intervals. Thin by harvesting (and eating!) half of the young plants, leaving half to mature further for additional harvests. Harvest promptly to avoid stressing plants through overcrowding. For salad cuttings, cut when 3" high, about 3 weeks after seeding. Harvest the leaves only, leaving growing tip to regrow. Repeat 2 times. To create a decorative border for your garden, we recommend mixing USB seeds with sand in a 1:1 ratio and drizzling the mix along a shallow trough around your garden.
Quick Facts
Days to Germination | 3-7 days |
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Days to Maturity | 50 days |
Planting Depth | ¼" |
Spacing in Row | 2" |
Spacing Between Rows | 6" |
Height at Maturity | 12" |
Sun Preference | Full to Little Sun |
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
A lovely biennial digitalis mix in complementary shades of purple, pink, and white. If planted early, some plants will bloom the first year; the full mix should reveal itself the following year. Self sows readily if happy. Reaches heights of 2-3'. Will tolerate partial shade. Note that Foxglove is poisonous if ingested.
Growing Instructions
Start indoors 10-12 weeks before last frost, sowing the seeds on the surface of the soil as light aids in germination. Mist or bottom water until germination. Harden off and transplant outdoors after the danger of frost has passed. Benefits from starting in a biodegradable pot, as its roots can be sensitive to disturbance during transplant.
Quick Facts
Days to Germination | 14-21 |
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Days to Maturity | 120-365 |
Planting Depth | Barely Cover |
Spacing in Row | 12" |
Spacing Between Rows | 18" |
Height at Maturity | 48" |
Width at Maturity | 30" |
Sun Preference | Partial Sun |
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
Some garden for food, others for beauty. But for many centuries, apothecary gardens were one of the most common plots to be found around the home. The perfect herb for making topical ointments for gardeners' achy hands and sore backs, Meadow Arnica is a medicinally interchangeable substitute for Mountain Arnica, which only grows well at high altitudes. Plant this wide-spreading perennial to enjoy the dense green foliage, yellow flowers, and the soothing effect it has on achy muscles. Please note that Meadow Arnica is naturally an erratic germinator; oversow and expect only the minority of seeds to germinate in a timely manner.
Growing Instructions
Start seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before planting date. Sprinkle a few seeds on the soil surface, agitate and water in gently. Keep soil moist but not wet. Seed can take up to 3 weeks to germinate. The ideal temperature for germination is 55 degrees. Transplant when soil has warmed, in mid- to late spring. Arnica thrives in well drained, poor soil; no need for amendments. Harvest flowers when they appear and dry to use medicinally.
Quick Facts
Days to Germination | 7-21 days |
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Days to Maturity | 90 days |
Planting Depth | 0" |
Spacing in Row | 6" |
Spacing Between Rows | 12" |
Height at Maturity | 18" |
Width at Maturity | 8" |
Sun Preference | Full Sun |
Hardiness Zone Range | Zones 4-9 |
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
Blistered Shishitos are the pinnacle of appetizers. Flash-fried in a pan and served with dipping sauce, they are now a popular starter on tables across America. But their roots are in Japan, where they were popular long before reaching Western plates and palates. the name "Shishito" means "Lion Pepper." Fiercely flavored with a stable temperament, Shishitos are indeed lion-like. Even the plants look a bit feline, with their heavy harvests of green peppers hanging shaggy and full like giant manes.
If you've ever had a plate of green shishitos, prepared to perfection, salty and perfectly spicy and softened by a brief sauté, you've undoubtedly thought about growing your own. And why not? Finding the peppers in stores is difficult; growing your own is straightforward, inexpensive, and allows you to binge each summer on a very special treat.
Growing Instructions
Start indoors 8-10 weeks before last frost in very warm spot (80 degrees is ideal). Keep seedlings in a well-ventilated area at 70+ degrees and do not over water. Transplant outdoors into rich soil after threat of frost has passed. Harvest peppers before they start to turn red.
Quick Facts
Days to Germination | 7-14 days |
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Days to Maturity | 60 days from transplant |
Planting Depth | ¼" |
Spacing in Row | 18" |
Spacing Between Rows | 24" |
Height at Maturity | 18" |
Sun Preference | Full Sun |
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
Long, ribbed, striped cucumber-like fruits are tender, have an excellent mild flavor, and are free from bitterness that can beset regular cukes (these are technically melons). Untrellised, the fruits will curve into an S shape (hence the name). Fruits best harvested when 7-16" long.
With roots in Egypt and the Middle East, varieties of this delicious melon were domesticated and selected in Armenia as far back as the 15th century. The seeds traveled with Armenian immigrants to the United States in the late 1800s, and became a treasured symbol of home.
Growing Instructions
Easy to grow. Direct sow a week or two after last frost; or, sow under protection three weeks before last frost. Transplant in hills of 3-4 seeds spaced 2-3' apart or in rows 18" apart. Will grow up a trellis; untrellised,
the fruits will curve into an S shape. Keep harvesting for continued production; best when 7-16" long.
Quick Facts
Days to Germination | 7 days |
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Days to Maturity | 58 days |
Planting Depth | 1/2 inch |
Spacing in Row | 12 inches |
Spacing Between Rows | 60 inches |
Height at Maturity | 12 inches |
Sun Preference | Full Sun |
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
Although the stems are tall, these uniquely ruffled flowers can be seen up close with the bare eye, no telescope required. A patch creates its own earthbound universe of glowing pink pulsar planets, nebulas of gathering bees, orbiting hummingbirds, and interstellar butterflies coming in for a landing. The big, rose-hued, mostly doubled blooms on tall stems will make you want to reach out and give them a little pat-pat: they are a flower worth double clicking!
A favorite among cut flower growers, Double Click is a stunningly beautiful cosmos variety that adds an elegant yet whimsical element to bouquets. This selection is a range of pink blooms, from light pink to cranberry. The form of the blooms is a mix of fully double and semi-double, with a smattering of singles, and some plants that produce flowers that closely resemble Seashells Cosmos very easy to grow. Photo courtesy of Denise Pranger of Essential Blooms.
Growing Instructions
Can be direct seeded or transplanted. Plant close for cut flower production, or farther apart for the ornamental garden. Quick days to maturity mean you can sow this variety in succession for abundant and elegant blooms all season. Direct sow after first, or start indoors 4-6 weeks prior. Snip the main stem when plants are 6-12" high to encourage branching. Once flowering, cut often and deep to encourage more blooms. Foliage can be used as a ferny filler. Blooms last 5-7 days in a vase.
Quick Facts
Days to Germination | 3-10 days |
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Days to Maturity | 75 days |
Planting Depth | 3/4" |
Spacing in Row | 6-12" |
Spacing Between Rows | 6-12" |
Height at Maturity | 42" |
Width at Maturity | 24" |
Sun Preference | Full Sun |
Vendor: Outdoors
Type: Gardening
Price:
5.00
During the Dutch Golden Age, the art of plant breeding and painting flourished like a field of flowers in bloom. Artists, agriculturalists, and horticulturalists alike found ways to celebrate the beauty and diversity of flowers. Painters, like Rembrandt van Rijn, captured this obsession with plants by representing everyday farmers, riotous flower bouquets, sweeping Dutch landscapes, farmer's market scenes, and the flurry of ships coming in and out of ports carrying goods, including flower seeds.
A long-lasting and hardy flower for bouquets. These snaps are vibrantly and masterfully colored with bright rosy-orange upper petals and yellow-streaked with orange on their lower petals. Plants produce gallery-worthy blossoms deep into the fall, and are also great for cutting for bouquets.
Growing Instructions
Sow 3-5 seeds per pot, gently pressing them into the soil to keep them from washing away. Once seedlings have sprouted, thin out the weakest, leaving 1 per pot. Transplant outdoors in fertile, well-drained soil. A long-lasting flower for bouquets. Semi-hardy plants will continue to grow and bloom beyond the first fall frost.
Quick Tips
Days to Germination | 7-14 days |
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Days to Maturity | 90 days |
Planting Depth | 0" |
Spacing in Row | 12" |
Spacing Between Rows | 12" |
Height at Maturity | 36" |
Width at Maturity | 12" |
Sun Preference | Full Sun |
Vendor: OUTDOORS
Type: Gardening
Price:
100.00
The watering can is produced to last for many years. It is made of thicker iron sheets than usual, stronger welds and a rough finish.
When the watering cans are finished, they are hot galvanized. They are immersed in a zinc alloy that is 460 degrees hot. The zinc adheres to the iron as a thick syrup. When the jug comes up again, it hangs and drips for 20 minutes. This is the absolute best way to prevent the iron from rusting.
The jugs that do not get paint, the ones keeping the zinc color, start a slow oxidation process. That is, the zinc slowly matures in color. If you want this process to go faster, you can apply a weak acid, for example a sour milk product. It will accelerate the oxidation which gives the matte surface. The hot dip galvanizing loses its full correction security after about 50 years.
Since the watering can is made of hot-dip galvanized metal, you can leave it with water in it if you don't use it all.
The watering can is both for outdoor and indoor use, does not tolerate frost if there is water in it.
Vendor: OUTDOORS
Type: Gardening
Price:
100.00
The watering can is produced to last for many years. It is made of thicker iron sheets than usual, stronger welds and a rough finish.
When the watering cans are finished, they are hot galvanized. They are immersed in a zinc alloy that is 460 degrees hot. The zinc adheres to the iron as a thick syrup. When the jug comes up again, it hangs and drips for 20 minutes. This is the absolute best way to prevent the iron from rusting.
The jugs that do not get paint, the ones keeping the zinc color, start a slow oxidation process. That is, the zinc slowly matures in color. If you want this process to go faster, you can apply a weak acid, for example a sour milk product. It will accelerate the oxidation which gives the matte surface. The hot dip galvanizing loses its full correction security after about 50 years.
Since the watering can is made of hot-dip galvanized metal, you can leave it with water in it if you don't use it all.
The watering can is both for outdoor and indoor use, does not tolerate frost if there is water in it.
Vendor: Decor
Type: Lamps
Price:
250.00
Bring a clean glow to the smaller spaces in your home with the Pina Pro Rechargeable LED Table Lamp from Zafferano America. A wide base made of die-cast aluminum acts as a sturdy anchor for the piece. It slightly angles inward, leading to a thin rod that rises up and ends with a small polycarbonate shade that contains an integrated LED. An inductive charging base makes this piece wireless and portable, allowing it to spread its even, bright layer of light throughout the home with ease.
Instructions
To recharge your Pina Pro lamp, plug the provided charging base into an outlet and place the lamp on the base. The button on the base will glow red while charging and turn off once the charging cycle is complete. A full charge takes around 6 hours. The fully charged lamp may remain on the charging cradle without damaging the battery.
Vendor: eastlankaa X TENSIRA
Type: Bedding
Price:
95.00
eastlankaa x Tensira. A collection of easy living indoor and outdoor lounging and dining essentials designed by our very own Caroline Diani. Drawing from her roots in Kenya and England, and homes in Wien and New York, the stripes and color palette pay homage to her love of those places and experiences she holds dear.
All Tensira fabrics are 100% cotton, made with traditional looms. They consist of more than 3000 hand-dyed and hand-wound yarns and are recycled in a zero-waste perspective. Tensira employs over 100 artisans and collaborates with several dozen artisan groups throughout Guinea for weaving, natural indigo dyeing, as well as the collection and shelling of Kapok fruit.
Vendor: eastlankaa X TENSIRA
Type: Pillows
Price:
85.00
All Tensira fabrics are 100% cotton, made with traditional looms. They consist of more than 3000 hand-dyed and hand-wound yarns and are recycled in a zero-waste perspective. Tensira employs over 100 artisans and collaborates with several dozen artisan groups throughout Guinea for weaving, natural indigo dyeing, as well as the collection and shelling of Kapok fruit.
Vendor: eastlankaa X TENSIRA
Type: Napkins
Price:
28.00
eastlankaa x Tensira. A collection of easy living indoor and outdoor lounging and dining essentials designed by our very own Caroline Diani. Drawing from her roots in Kenya and England, and homes in Wien and New York, the stripes and color palette pay homage to her love of those places and experiences she holds dear.
All Tensira fabrics are 100% cotton, made with traditional looms. They consist of more than 3000 hand-dyed and hand-wound yarns and are recycled in a zero-waste perspective. Tensira employs over 100 artisans and collaborates with several dozen artisan groups throughout Guinea for weaving, natural indigo dyeing, as well as the collection and shelling of Kapok fruit.
Vendor: eastlankaa X TENSIRA
Type: Pet Accessories
Price:
240.00
All Tensira fabrics are 100% cotton, made with traditional looms. They consist of more than 3000 hand-dyed and hand-wound yarns and are recycled in a zero-waste perspective. Tensira employs over 100 artisans and collaborates with several dozen artisan groups throughout Guinea for weaving, natural indigo dyeing, as well as the collection and shelling of Kapok fruit.
Vendor: Provisions
Type: Housekeeping
Price:
65.00
Vendor: Provisions
Type: Housekeeping
Price:
65.00
Vendor: Provisions
Type: Housekeeping
Price:
65.00
Vendor: Provisions
Type: Housekeeping
Price:
35.00
Vendor: Provisions
Type: Housekeeping
Price:
55.00
Vendor: BOOKS + STATIONERY
Type: Gardening
Price:
35.00
Vendor: PROVISIONS
Type: Housekeeping
Price:
14.00
Whether on the boat, in the kitchen or just coming out of the garden, keep your hands smooth and fresh with this super effective hand cleaner. Mackenzie’s Fisherman Hand Scrub is a perfect blend of scouring walnut husks, cleansing soap, and deodorizing lemon essential oil. And no worries when it comes to the environment, MacKenzie's is committed to protecting our waterways by using only 100% biodegradable ingredients.
Ingredients
Distilled water, walnut husk, polysorbate 20, castor oil, sodium cocoamphoacetate (and) glycerin (and) lauryl glucoside (and) sodium cocoyl glutamate (and) sodium lauryl glucose carboxylate, coconut oil, red palm oil, lemon essential oil, sodium hydroxide, sodium bicarbonate, magnesium sulfate, pumice, phenoxyethanol (and) chlorphenesin (and) caprylyl glycol, sodium borate, colloidal oatmeal, cocoa butter, bentonite clay, cornstarch, tamanu oil, tea tree essential oil, rosemary extract, vitamin e, rosewood essential oil
Note: MacKenzie's Fisherman Hand Scrub contains walnut husks. As such, this product may contain nut and or tree nut oils.
Use:
Squeeze paste onto the palm of wet hands. Scrub both hands for about 1 minute. Rinse clean. Repeat as needed.