Our all-in-one gardener’s gift set is a must-have for any green thumb in your life. Our denim tool bag features leather accents and lots of compartments to store tools. Up next is a coordinating denim apron, with spacious pockets and an adjustable belt. Also included is a variety of artfully-designed seed packets from Hudson Valley Seed Company, known to attract butterflies, birds and bees. And for some much-needed pampering after a long day of gardening, our Buttermilk Lavender Steeped Milk lotion soothes and nourishes the skin with its rich, nourishing blend.

Green Thumb Gardener’s Denim Gift Set includes:

• Denim Garden Tool Bag
  • Features many compartments to store garden tools and a sturdy handle for easy carrying
  • Made of cotton/polyester with leather and metal accents
  • Measures 11.5"L x 11.5"W x 9.8"H
• Denim Garden Apron
• Coordinating apron features spacious pockets, leather wrap back tie and adjustable belt with metal buckle around neck
• Made of cotton/polyester with leather and metal accents
• Measures .4"L x 25.4"W x 38.2"H
• Flower Seed Packets by Hudson Valley Seed Company
  • Milkweed flower seeds: attract monarch butterflies, creating a sanctuary for these beloved but threatened species due to loss of habitat and exposure to pesticides
  • For the Birds flower mix: seed heads from once-blooming annuals feature an array of flavors and textures to feed bees and a variety of birds; contains Sunspot Sunflower, Partridge Pea, Phlox, Blue Flax, Gayfeather, Shasta Daisy, Prairie Coneflower and Black-Eyed Susan
  • Both packets feature beautiful, botanical-inspired artwork
• Buttermilk Lavender Steeped Milk Lotion by Farmhouse Fresh
• Nourishing lotion banishes dry skin with a soft blend of buttermilk, coconut milk and the steeped infusion of organic lavender flowers
• Gluten and nut free
• Glass bottle in paper box
• Made in the USA

About Hudson Valley Seed Company
Hudson Valley Seed Company prides itself on selling quality, open pollinated seeds, most of which are heirloom, organic and grown on their farm. They believe that a seed is a time capsule telling tales of plants, crops and people that came before, and they work with a range of artists as diverse as their seeds to pass those stories down to present and future gardeners.