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Pots en plastique PP #5 sans BPA, durables et réutilisables. Dimensions : 3,3 po de large x 4,3 po de haut, avec trou de drainage. Compatibles avec les plateaux 1020 profonds (18 pots par plateau). Conçus pour le repiquage, ne se déforment pas une fois remplis. Drainage optimisé.

Before sowing seeds, all propagation equipment should be thoroughly cleaned to prevent the spread of insects and diseases. This nozzle is essential when a high-pressure jet is required.

• Durable 2-inch (5 cm) brass alloy nozzle
• Easy to attach to the garden hose
• Provides a very powerful jet that dislodges debris and impurities from your greenhouses, trays and other propagation accessories

Discover the interchangeable wire hoe from Growers & Co. This innovative hoe allows you to easily change the wire to suit your needs. It's ideal for gently weeding and aerating the soil. Made with quality materials, this hoe is durable and strong. Treat yourself to a versatile tool for maintaining your garden.

• Ergonomic tool mounted on a large handle.
• Sturdy ash handle, which can be replaced.
• 59 in (150 cm) tall.
• 4 interchangeable tips of different sizes: 4 1/4 inches (8.2 cm), 5 inches (12.7 cm) and 7 inches (17.8 cm) and 1 twist tip that allows weeding within a radius of approximately 4 inches
• A handy carabiner for carrying the tips at all times.
• Solid ash handle, replaceable
• Weight 2.2 lbs. (0.7 kg)
• Already assembled
• Designed and manufactured in Quebec.
• The manufacturer offers a 5-year warranty against manufacturing defects.

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Native to Europe , Feverfew is an iconic perennial plant in herb gardens . Renowned since antiquity for its calming properties , it is distinguished by its white flowers with bright yellow centers , resembling small daisies, and by its sweet, herbaceous fragrance that evokes tranquility.

In the garden, it proves robust, vigorous, and very floriferous , even in dry and poor soils . Easy to grow, it offers abundant blooms from June to September , attracting bees, hoverflies, and other pollinators . Its light, bushy habit makes it a perfect fit for herb borders , informal flowerbeds , and medicinal garden plots .

Beyond its traditional medicinal uses as an infusion, feverfew is also ornamental , bringing light and delicacy to any setting. It embodies the perfect companion plant: easy to grow, hardy, useful, and full of charm .

Brilliant idea! This narrow, waterproof tray is perfect for most windowsills. You can grow plants sown in peat pellets, coco coir, or any other well-draining growing container.

• Thick, very strong and durable plastic.
• Grooved base.
• Size 5 in x 20 in (12.5 cm x 50 cm), perfect for the window sill humidity dome and with the window heating mat .
• Ideal for producing seedlings in newspaper pots , Jiffy pellets , CowPots , Cube Rhiza and 9 multi-cell trays .
• Domes sold separately.

This lamp is ideal for sowing seeds, taking cuttings, and growing young plants. The kit includes a grow light, an electronic ballast, and hanging hardware.

• The 6400K lamp coupled with the T5HO electronic ballast offers very high efficiency for photosynthesis production with light wavelengths between 435 nm and 615 nm (optimal photosynthesis occurs between 435 and 680 nm).
• The 6 ft (1.8 m) power cord has an on/off switch.
• A 14-inch (35 cm) connecting cable allows you to connect 2 lighting sets.
• The necessary fixings for suspension are provided.
• Because it does not give off heat, it can be placed 15 cm above the foliage to maximize growth.
• Adjustable height to suit plant growth
• Useful lifespan of 10,000 hours
• Luminous flux of 3730 lumens
• Color temperature of 6400 kelvins
• No assembly required
• 1-year limited warranty by Sunblaster.
  Consult the manufacturer's instructions and information.

This handy, fast-reading instrument features a probe for measuring humidity, another for measuring pH, and a light sensor for measuring light intensity.

• Durable and easy to use, both indoors and outdoors.
• For moisture measurement, insert three-quarters of the probe length into the soil.
• Moisture measurement is recorded on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being dry soil and 10 being wet soil.
• Three color zones help you interpret the result, depending on whether the plant prefers rather dry or rather moist soils.
• To measure light, place the light sensor near the plant, pointing it towards the light source.
• A reading between 0 and 500 indicates low brightness while a reading between 700 and 2000 indicates the presence of high brightness.
• To measure pH, take a soil sample and make a slurry by adding distilled water.
• Insert 10-13 cm of the probes into the mixture and hold them there for one minute before noting the measurement.
• Do not use in the rain or in wet conditions, as only the probes are water resistant.

Naturally found in several regions of North America, American arnica is a discreet companion in meadows and open clearings. This herbaceous perennial forms small clumps of simple foliage from which, in season, emerge bright yellow flower heads reminiscent of modest sun-kissed daisies. In a harmonious garden, it finds its place in naturalized flowerbeds or quieter spaces, where the aim is to combine native plants with respectful practices.

Without being showy, this plant stands out for its remarkable consistency: a bloom that brightens the beginning of summer and a habit that blends easily into a quiet corner of the garden. Its presence evokes an ancient connection to traditional North American medicinal uses, even if the specific uses may vary depending on the region and related species. Given well-drained soil and gentle cultivation, it contributes to the garden's plant diversity, offering a welcome source of nectar for passing insects.

Small in size but big in presence, the Red Robin tomato – a Martin Lejardinier lineage – was born from an act of patience and passion. Selected for over ten years in an apartment by Martin Lejardinier, an emblematic figure of indoor gardening, this rare lineage now reaches us with the quiet strength of a plant that has learned to live alongside us, under lights or under the summer sky.

Originating from a heritage variety with diverse roots – in England, the United States, and the Andes – Red Robin has been cultivated indoors for generations, becoming a trusted plant , adaptable to even the smallest patch of light. Compact, robust, and vibrant , it forms a small sphere of greenery 20 to 30 cm in diameter, perfect for pots, planters, and windowsills .

Its dense foliage and early clusters quickly become covered in small, bright red tomatoes with thin skin and a juicy texture. In a productive indoor garden or on a shared terrace, it embodies the promise of an accessible and joyful harvest , even in winter.

An old variety originating from Northern Europe, the 'Blanc de Hollande' cucumber is mentioned as early as 1835 in a French agricultural work. Having fallen into oblivion for a time, it was preserved by heritage seed producers concerned with biodiversity.

In the garden, it displays a vigorous climbing habit , clinging to supports with its tendrils like any classic climbing cucumber. Ideal for trellises and vertical gardening, it saves ground space while producing generously throughout the warm season .

Its creamy-white fruits, devoid of bitterness, were traditionally used for pickling (preserved in vinegar) or eaten fresh in salads, adding a touch of originality to summer dishes. This rare and hardy variety is now attracting the attention of gardeners seeking forgotten flavors and botanical curiosities.

This 5.5-inch pot is the perfect tool for caring for your mini tomato plants indoors or for transplanting your hardy pepper and tomato seedlings in the spring. Made in the USA, this pot is also environmentally friendly, being made of recyclable #5 plastic. Grow your favorite vegetables in style and with sustainability thanks to this premium pot. Recommended by Martin Lejardinier.

Measurement: 5" x 5" x 5 5/8"

Saffron, derived from the crocus (Crocus sativus ), is an ancient bulbous plant cultivated for millennia around the Mediterranean basin for its orange-red stigmas, one of the world's most sought-after spices. In an organic garden, each planted corm is a quiet promise: that of small mauve flowers that appear while the vegetable garden goes dormant.

Throughout the cycle of the seasons, saffron accompanies the gardener in a patient and respectful approach: planting in late summer, autumn flowering, winter foliage that nourishes the corm, and a dry summer rest. Its presence is well-suited to well-drained soil, a sunny spot, and a relationship with nature where one observes and guides rather than forces. The harvesting of the stigmas, a meticulous and almost ceremonial act, lends a distinctive fragrance to the garden in autumn.