Gardening Supplies

I added this controller to my garden in 2020 and haven't looked back. Being able to manage everything from my phone is so convenient. It helps me keep track of how often I'm watering and gives me more control over the frequency and duration so each zone gets exactly what it needs.

After trying different methods (buckets, trash cans, etc.) I've settled on these wire plant protectors as my favorite way to create in-bed vermicomposting bins. The worms do best with large deep bins and these are perfect.

I use these pails for everything–including collecting worm castings, spreading compost, harvesting, you name it. I have several and they are work horses in my garden.

This is the shredder I use to make shredded cardboard for my vermicomposting bins. It shreds thick cardboard easily.

Perfect for brewing your own worm castings tea.

With an adjustable dial, this hose end sprayer works well for applying liquid fertilizer and worm castings tea.

It’s important to know if your compost is heating or cooling. Using a thermometer helps you know what is happening in your compost pile.

I always use this scoop to spread soil, mulch, and compost.

It’s important to test your soil at the beginning of the season. These kits make it easy.

Ollas are my favorite way to water containers. I wouldn’t garden in containers in a hot climate without them.

The BEST WAY to water raised beds. They also divide my garden for square foot gardening. Use code ANGELA10 to save $10 off $100 or GITG5 to save 5% on any order.

Custom designed soil mix for southwest gardeners. The best compost & worm castings along with coco coir, perlite, and basalt rock dust. This is the only soil I use in my raised beds & containers.

These are a quick and easy way to start seeds indoors. I love that you can pop them in the dishwasher. It's easy to pop the seedlings out of the container when it's time to plant. No more damaged roots.

I keep this up year round in my office. The LED lights are bright and the seeds sprout quickly.

Adding a little wind helps seedlings grow strong. This fan clips easily to my seed starting station.

These add the extra warmth needed at times to germinate seeds.

Thick and well-made, these domes have lasted many seasons. They trap the moisture inside so the seeds sprout.

I’ve used these trays for several seasons, and they look as good as new.

These lids are airtight and perfect for topping jars full of stored seeds.

Covering your seeds with a light layer of vermiculite helps keep them hydrated and helps prevent mold and algae growth.

One of my favorite places to buy seeds. I love their selection of flower and container seeds.

I use this mix to germinate and start seeds of all kinds.

I love their selection of vegetables, herbs & flowers. They carry many of my favorite varieties.

Built to last and just the right size with plenty of room for deep roots.

I fill these photo storage boxes with different seeds and store them in a drawer in my hall closet.

Harvests lasts longer when I store them in these containers. I keep peppers, roselle, greens and more fresh by using these.

After using a plan notebook for years, recently I upgraded to this journal. I love it. It helps keep me organized and plan my garden.

I wrote this book as a helpful, easy to follow guide for growing food in containers. There are simple steps to follow so you can be successful, no matter where you live.

This sturdy cart is perfect for my freeze dryer.

Freeze drying has quickly become my favorite way to preserve garden harvests.

One of the best books I've read on organic gardening. Full of practical tips for ensuring beneficial insects call your garden home.

These scissors make using fresh herbs simple. The five blades slice the herbs easily and quickly. They are also easy to clean.

An excellent guide for using the many herbs you may have growing in the garden.

Before I started using this waterer, I had to change the chickens water every day. Now my chickens have access to clean water all the time. They learned how to use this right away.

Before I found this feeder, I wasted a lot of chicken feed. Now their food isn't wasted or ruined and it lasts a lot longer. This feeder holds up to 50 pounds of feed.

It's so hot in the summer. This mister helps cool the air in the chicken coop. I use a timer so it comes on each afternoon.

This is a simple way to provide the needed grit and oyster shells for your chickens. I put it on top of a cement block and the chickens can access it as needed.

I keep this in my chicken's coop all the time. One bag lasts a long time.

If you have chickens, you have flies. These traps keep the numbers down and are easy to use.