In addition to our Clarington favorites, we have just added several great new items that will make great gifts for the gardeners on your holiday list. And all are under $35!

 

Ratchet Pruner $20

For gardeners facing ambitiously large branches or for those with weak hand strength, the ratchet action on these pruners makes them easy to use. Simply cut until the pruner clicks, release and repeat. Easily tackle jobs impossible with other  pruners.

http://www.claringtonforge.com/accessories/ratchet-pruners

 

Daisy Grubber $15

A wonderful weeder for stubborn, deep rooted weeds. Simply grab the weed in the deep 'v' groove and use the leverage of the angled blade to pop the weeds right up.

http://www.claringtonforge.com/trowels-hand-forks/daisy-grubber-hand-trowel

 

New! Sliver Grippers $7

Handy pointed sliver grippers are the best thing around for removing splinters and thorns. Made in the USA. Also great for handling small seeds!

http://www.claringtonforge.com/accessories/sliver-gripper

 

New! Japanese Garden Knife $25

Made in Japan, and brought in by Clarington, USA, this planting knife has a sharp serrated edge, and graduated markings.

http://www.claringtonforge.com/accessories/japanese-gardening-knife

 

Household Shovel $14

Wonderful for scooping bird seed or soil, it also makes a wonderful fireplace shovel for cleaning out ashes.

http://www.claringtonforge.com/accessories/household-shovel-large

 

New! Gimlet Hand Drill Set $12.50

These handy tools allow easy drilling of holes in wood without a power drill. Ideal for small jobs around the garden when you don't have an electrical outlet handy. Simply push the tool into the wood, and the threads will pull it through with ease. Made in France.

http://www.claringtonforge.com/accessories/gimlet-hand-drilling-set

 

New! French Harvesting Scissor

Handy French garden scissor for cutting flowers, herbs, or harvesting grapes. Traditional design. Made in France.

http://www.claringtonforge.com/accessories/french-garden-scissor

Posted in Gift Ideas By Emma Kelly on 6th December 2011

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