We hand pick each and every pot we carry--and we have hundreds in stock. Frost-proof means that if there is a functioning drainage hole in the pot, it can be left outdoors year-round without the danger of cracking. Water bowls and fountains should be emptied and turned upside down for winter because, just as a water pipe will burst if frozen, so will a pot that is full of water. Let your creativity soar... by not having to move these pots in winter, you can plant them with shrubs, perennials, and grasses and create a year-round focal point for your garden.
New for 2008
Garden Statuary
Cast stone statuary adds a classic touch to any garden or patio. Fiberstone resin statuary looks just like cast stone, but without the weight. Weather-safe and great for outdoor applications.
Recycled Paper Bead Jewelry
These
recycled paper beads were created by the Uganda Women Empowerment through Crafts. More than just a piece of jewelry, each bead represents hope for disadvantaged women in Uganda to create a sustainable living as well as to continue to feed and educate their children.
Solar-Powered Lanterns
Our most popular product in 2007!
Collects direct sunlight all day – glows 4-6 hours at night.
No wires, no maintenance, just beautiful ambiance--designed for outdoor, year round use.
Bath Products
A fine bar of soap is an affordable luxury.
Lepi de Provence
Hand crafted in France--our “house” line of pure vegetable soaps with shea butter. These soaps are long lasting and creamy. A pleasure to use yourself or give as a gift!
Jennifer Junipers is our new soap line for 2008.
Jennifer is a natural soap maker from Missoula, Montana. She is molding out her own lifestyle doing what she loves; creating nourishing soaps that pamper the skin and senses, with as little impact on the earth as possible. You just have to support that!
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Rusty Junk Sculptures
Scotty’s been bus
y with the welder again! We have been collecting “rusty junk” the last few years from friends and friendly farmers. Scotty had a lot of fun putting these pieces together into functional art, and these rusty pieces elevate the concept of reuse-recycle. The weather won’t harm them; they look better with age and are at their best in a garden/outdoor location.