🌿 Ready for late summer

At the end of August, the garden is still in full swing, while the first cooler evenings call for a little tidying up both outdoors and indoors. The Omnioutil buckets are practical for garden tools, autumn odds and ends, and storage on the patio, and they can later be moved indoors as your needs change. Choose a larger model for the garden or a small bucket for items that would otherwise be left lying around.

The hand-carved wooden birds and animal hooks from Wildlife Garden bring motifs from nature into the hallway, kitchen, or summer house. A barn swallow is particularly well suited to late summer, while the hooks provide a designated place for an apron, bag, or light jacket. The beautiful boxes also make the wooden birds and hooks ideal as a personal gift for a nature-loving host 🌿

The right watering can makes it easier to water the soil rather than the windowsill. For small pots, herbs, and seed trays, the 0.5- or 1-liter Haws watering cans are easy to control, and the brass rose can be removed when you want a steady stream.

If you have many houseplants, a larger model means fewer trips to the tap. Haws watering cans come in a variety of materials and designs, so you can choose the model that best suits both your plants and your home. You can also add the Haws brass mister for orchids and plants that thrive with a fine mist 💧

The popular and tried-and-tested favourites are perfect for late summer, when there are both a few jobs to do in the garden and plenty to explore. Burgon & Ball’s pruning shears are a sturdy tool for late-summer trimming, while the topiary shears provide excellent control when working on smaller shrubs and carrying out precision work.

Koustrup’s botanical posters continue the nature theme indoors with detailed illustrations of wildflowers found along roadsides and edible wild fruits. They decorate the wall while also making it easier for both children and adults to identify plants and fruits from their outing 🌼