Dan Cooper Garden

Dan Cooper Garden was founded in 2022 to bring garden lovers the best garden products, sagest advice and abundant inspiration. Every product carrying the Dan Cooper Garden brand has been thoughtfully designed and specially made for me by companies I consider to be the leaders in their field. They are all items I use myself, day-in, day-out. I find them totally indispensable and hope you will too. Over time, more products will be added to the range, so why not start collecting now?

Dan Cooper Garden Wellington Boots Christmas Decoration

£15.00

Signature Hand Spade, T Handle

£39.00

Dan Cooper Garden Strawberry Christmas Decoration

£8.00

Signature Cape Cod Weeder

£20.00 Currently Unavailable

Dan Cooper Garden Peapod Christmas Decoration

£10.00

Dan Cooper Garden Pomegranate Christmas Decoration

£10.00

Dan Cooper Garden Sunflower Christmas Decoration

£12.00 £4.00

Dan Cooper Garden Honeycomb Christmas Decoration

£18.00

Dan Cooper Garden Blackberry Christmas Decoration

£6.00

Signature Bulb Planter

£25.00

Dan Cooper Garden Raspberry Christmas Decoration

£6.00 Currently Unavailable

Dan Cooper Garden Apple Christmas Decoration

£10.00 £5.00

Signature Hand Fork, T Handle

£39.00

Dan Cooper Garden Carrot Christmas Decoration

£7.00 £3.50

Signature Japanese Weeding Hoe

£20.00

Dan Cooper Garden Butterfly Christmas Decoration

£10.00 £5.00

Signature Gardening Apron, Olive Green

£75.00

Signature Gardening Apron, Gunmetal Grey

£75.00

Dan Cooper Garden Spring Onion Christmas Decoration

£7.00 £3.50

Dan Cooper Garden Moth Orchid Christmas Decoration

£7.00 £3.50

Dan Cooper Garden Festive Wreath Christmas Decoration

£14.00 £7.00

Dan Cooper Garden Festive Gnome Christmas Decoration

£12.00 £6.00

Signature Mid-Length Hand Fork

£30.00

Signature Mid-Length 4 Tine Weeder & Cultivator

£35.00

Advice & Inspiration

Your Garden In October

October can be glorious or ghastly, depending on the weather gods' mood. Take each day as it comes and enjoy your garden as it starts to slumber. Meanwhile, there's plenty to do in readiness for winter and spring.

Five Ways To Use Fallen Leaves In Your Garden

Do you have more autumn leaves than you can cope with? Before consigning them to the green waste or compost bin, discover how fallen foliage could improve the health and biodiversity of your garden.

Your Garden In September

I’ve come to love September almost as much as May. It’s a month of gentle transition, bidding farewell to summer and ushering in autumn. Here's what your can be doing in your garden this month ....