Garden Accessories and Tools | Hibernate Outdoors

The small things that get used constantly.

Everything in this collection exists because we needed it ourselves. Pot feet lift a planter clear of the surface to protect decking and improve drainage — the single most useful thing you can add to an outdoor pot. Beyond that, tools that fold away neatly, gloves that actually fit, and shears sharp enough to make a clean cut.

Worker Bee Gloves $30 /
Queen Bee Gloves $20 /
Hidehisa Indoor Plant Shears Black $99 /
Hidehisa Mini Flower Shears White $77 /
Amabro Water Tank Moss Green $106 /
Amabro Water Tank Terracotta $106 /
Amabro Water Tank Warm Grey $106 /
Amabro Folding Bucket Khaki/Orange $65 /
Amabro Folding Bucket Grey/Khaki $65 /
Amabro Folding Bucket Black/Grey $65 /
Amabro Folding Trowel Grey $25 /
Amabro Folding Trowel Khaki $25 /

Planter accessories and garden tools chosen to work with our pots.

Pot feet are the piece we recommend most often and the one most people forget. Sitting a planter directly on decking or paving traps moisture underneath, which stains the surface and slows drainage; a set of feet solves both for a few dollars. They are available in packs to suit single pots or a full grouping.

The rest of the range covers the jobs that come up constantly. Folding buckets and trowels pack down flat for storage on a balcony where nothing can be left out. Water tanks pour accurately rather than flooding a pot. Japanese plant shears make clean cuts that heal quickly, instead of crushing a stem the way blunt secateurs do. Gardening gloves come in two weights depending on whether you are potting or pruning. These are the garden accessories that get used weekly and replaced rarely.