We desperately need more gardening options on zazzle! Plant tags for one thing, from the tiny white plastic ones to larger more fancy ones, please!!
We also need seed envelopes. The envelopes meant for stationary here are just too big and not quite the right size. Something smaller than 4x6 and preferably vertical orientation instead of the more popular horizontal used for stationary. (Every serious heirloom gardener saves our own seeds!)
Some extra ideas: kneeling pads, egg cartons, and small pots and trays for the greenhouse. Also plant tools would be so amazing if possible, the small hand shovel, rake, and snips, and dabber. Harvest baskets/crates/bowls would also be a super hot seller!
How about aprons for gardening, with front pockets and tougher fabric than kitchen aprons? Also garden kneelers, gardening gloves, outdoor clocks, gardening boots, and zip-up boot holders?
I use the cake picks for plant markers and they work very well. They are of hard plastic that is quality made, have left them out in the rain. I also wear the apron with the pocket in the front when I garden, but agree a heavier canvas would be best. Zazzle used to have garden boots that were waterproof and came up to your knee, they were very nice. .
There’s quite an upsurge of people getting into small-scale homesteading–large vegetable gardens, greenhouses, backyard chickens–who buy their needs in farm and garden stores, but there’s an overall increase in general interest. This thread motivated me to look on Zazzle for their mason jars where I discovered they don’t carry the glass jars with 2-section lids, and why would they? However, those same jars have alternate plastic screw-on lids that could certainly be printed.
Just bringing this forward again ahead of next garden season. FYI those of us in the south start planting our seeds in January and we need those plastic plant tags at that time. Most people in the country are getting it done by march. We all shop for our spring garden supplies during and just after the holidays, during our “rest” season.
