Blades of glory
Get your garden back in shape with the finest pruning tools money can buy
DAN COOPER GARDEN EXCLUSIVE
Ideal for gardening or walking your dog, the discovery of these garden clogs concluded my extensive search for perfect garden footwear.
More robust and supportive than Crocs, more refined than Birkenstocks and more affordable than Hunters, I think these are the best garden clogs money can buy.
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A good pair of gardening gloves will protect your hands and wrists from thorns, splinters, soil-born pathogens and allergens, keeping them warm and dry in the process.
With prices starting at £6, you can afford to keep a pair in the shed and another in your pocket.
A Cut Above
Walther Schröder invented the world's first anvil secateurs in 1923, transforming the task of pruning with their powerful cutting action.
One hundred years later, Original LÖWE continues to set the gold standard in pruning tools, representing German engineering at its finest.
EXCLUSIVE TO DAN COOPER GARDEN
gifts they'll dig
Gardeners can be tricky folk to buy gifts for. After all, who knows what they already have stashed in their shed?
I have searched high and low for covetable tools and unique treats to make choosing the perfect present effortless.
New Arrivals
Keep tabs on your new season crops with these characterful stoneware plant labels. Designed and hand made by Rhian Winslade in Windsor, they're the perfect way to proudly mark every row.
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