Heirloom tools & tool lovers
Beautifully made tools that last for decades.
Felco secateurs
Swiss secateurs that professional gardeners use for decades. Every part can be replaced, so they're a lifetime tool.
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Everyday bypass secateurs
A well-made pair for cutting flowers and pruning shrubs, at a price that doesn't make losing them in the compost a tragedy.
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Heart-shaped stainless trowel
A pointed, heart-shaped blade slices into soil easily, and stainless steel doesn't rust. Pretty enough to give.
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Korean homi (hand plough)
A traditional Korean hand tool with a curved blade for weeding, digging and making furrows. It has a devoted following among gardeners.
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DeWit hand-forged tool gift set
Forged trowel, fork and cultivator with Dutch ash handles, made to be passed down. A big gift worth sharing.
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Hoss Hoe Dag
A short-handled American tool with a wide and a narrow blade, designed in Idaho over 40 years ago. Digs, chops, weeds and edges.
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Haws watering can
Haws have made watering cans in England since 1886. The long spout and fine brass rose give a gentle, even shower.
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Copper watering can
Copper ages to a lovely patina and looks good left out on a windowsill or porch.
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Tool sharpener
Sharp tools cut cleanly and are easier on hands. A small stocking-filler that keeps good tools good.
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Personalised trowel
An engraved name or message turns a good trowel into a keepsake.
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