Christmas Gifts for Gardeners (From Two People Who Ship Them All December)
Gardeners already own a better trowel than the one you were going to buy. The move in December is to give them something to grow indoors, and here’s what actually lands.
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Gardeners already own a better trowel than the one you were going to buy. The move in December is to give them something to grow indoors, and here’s what actually lands.
Whatever is still sitting on the office gift-exchange table at 4:30 was a gag gift with only one move. The ones that survive January all do a job.
By day four in a new house, a person already has four candles. Here is what to bring instead, matched to the human rather than to the house.
Seven planters under $20, each picked for a specific person rather than an occasion, plus the two things we’d leave on the shelf.
Brown is not one diagnosis. Where the brown sits tells you whether you have rot, thirst, mineral burn or sunburn, and three of those are fixable tonight.
Eight arms, an owl, and a sloth that has to come down to be watered. What each animal planter actually holds, who it suits, and where people go wrong with them.
Most funny plant pots are a pun in a 2016 font that stops working the second you’ve read it. Fifteen that hold up, including one I wouldn’t put on my own desk.
Three years ago nobody asked us for a ghost. This September it’s the most requested shape we don’t make yet, and we think we know why.
The difference between a skull planter that looks deliberate and one that looks like Halloween clearance is about four decisions, and none of them are the skull.
Thirty-odd printers in a Pennsylvania garage, four hours a pot, spool changes at 11pm. What running a 3D print farm actually involves, failures included.