Garden Accessories Don’t Have to Be Ugly — These 9 Surprisingly Chic Finds are Proof

These gorgeous buys are stylish enough to convince anyone to pick up this green hobby

A product grid featuring a garden hose, an olla, a planter, a plant stand, a watering can, a garden pillow, a set of tools and a bucket
With gardening season in full swing, this shopping list could not have come at a better time.
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Let me start by saying that the reason I get into most hobbies is because of the pretty knick-knacks that come with it. And with gardening, the beautiful plants are reason enough, but I welcome motivation in the form of stylish garden accessories.

But let's be honest, garden tools don't have a great reputation in the design department. However, I scoured the aisles and found nine gorgeous planting accessories that no modern garden should be without.

You can now tend to your garden (or at least pretend to) in style. Without further ado, let's get shopping!


By now, I'm sure I've convinced you that not all garden accessories are certified eyesores. And if you've stayed this long to help me make my case, then let me put you onto one final recommendation. This SOWVITAL Gardener's Hand Care Kit from Selfridges is the self-care you deserve for a job well done. Treat yourself!

Amiya Baratan
Content Editor

Amiya is a Content Editor at Livingetc. With a Masters Degree in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London, she has lent her words to beauty, fashion, and health sections of lifestyle publications including Harper’s Bazaar and Women’s Health. Her past experience as a research analyst has equipped her with an eye for emerging trends. Nearing 3 years at Livingetc, she has spent countless hours visiting showrooms, attending design events like WOW!House and interviewing contemporary interior designers, with a special interest in home wellness. Off the clock, she can be found flipping through glossy pages, listening to her daylist, or overanalyzing her Co-Star.