Watering Can<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/44b10ca794a4de3e.png\")
This modern watering can is both functional and elegant (Source: shmeeed via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis \u201cfancy office watering can\u201d is a nice and elegant way to water your plants. It holds about 150 mL and, in our opinion, doesn\u2019t have to be limited to just watering plants in your office.<\/p>\n
Although one or two people reported small leaks or problems slicing, most makers said the print came out perfectly. Vase mode<\/a>, if you\u2019re using Cura<\/a>, is recommended.<\/p>\n\n- Who designed it? <\/strong>shmeeed<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it? <\/strong>This model has a whopping 76 Makes with all sorts of materials and rescalings.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Seed Dryer<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/c2c2182f9400ac86.png\")
This seed dryer uses a fan and stackable drawers to get rid of moisture (Source: Alex Ward via PrusaPrinters)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nSeed drying is an important process to complete before putting seeds in storage because moisture in an unplanted seed can cause mold and other damage. This project consists of stackable drawer units with a fan underneath, which pushes air up through the drawers to dry the seeds in each layer. As the drawers are stackable, you can add as many units to the stack as you want.<\/p>\n
To make this seed dryer easier to build, the creator listed the bill of materials for the project, including some M3 screws, a 60 x 60 x 10 mm fan<\/a>, a power jack<\/a>, and a power supply. The designer also recommends printing the different components with a 0.2-0.3-mm layer height, a 0-10% infill density, and 2-7 perimeters, depending on what part you\u2019re printing.<\/p>\n\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> Alex Ward<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> This seed dryer design has 182 views and 5 likes.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> PrusaPrinters<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Hydroponics<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/8e0b542d90129b66.png\")
A hydroponic garden is ideal for seedlings (Source: AntoDelG via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhether you\u2019re a beginner or an advanced gardener, hydroponics is a great way to grow your plants without having loads of pots or getting dirt everywhere. This organized hydroponic garden is perfect for plants that are starting out before moving to their more permanent and larger homes.<\/p>\n
The designer recommends printing in Cura\u2019s vase mode, but if you don\u2019t have that, use the \u201cthicker-vase.stl\u201d file.<\/p>\n
\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> AntoDelG<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> This model has six confirmed Makes, although some had issues with leaks.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Seed Spacer<\/span><\/h3>\n![](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/ae99c49a1a467cc0.png\")
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Another beautiful 3D printable garden tool from Alex English. These seed spacers<\/a> help you measure out where to sow your seeds for an intensive planting method that yields more crops per square foot.<\/p>\n\n- Who designed it? <\/strong>Alex English<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> This garden trap design has 2 Makes as well as 1 Remix.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Snail and Slug Trap<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/bfad272fcd70ef1e.png\")
Keep garden pests away from your plants! (Source: Rokyson via PrusaPrinters)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIf you have a bit of a green thumb, you probably know that slugs and snails aren\u2019t always your friends. You can get rid of them humanely using this garden trap to effectively attract and contain the critters without adding anything toxic to your garden. The designer suggests assembling the three-part trap, adding a net, and then pouring a solution of beer and sugar into the trap to lure in any garden intruders.<\/p>\n
The creator of this design recommends printing the parts for this snail and slug garden trap in either ABS<\/a>, ASA<\/a>, or PETG<\/a> due to the sun exposure the components may face. The designer also states that a 0.3-mm layer height and a 10% infill density work great for this print.<\/p>\n\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> Rokyson<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> This garden trap design has 39 downloads as well as 11 likes.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> PrusaPrinters<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Moss Pole<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/ebf7078808f94a24.png\")
You can choose from two tops and two base pieces to make this moss pole (Source: Wivry via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis moss pole is a great way to help plants grow. This design has a fun hexagonal pattern that will look good whether you stuff it with moss or leave it as is! The moss pole consists of multiple parts, and the designer included a few options for the base and the top pieces that you can choose from, depending on how tall you need it.<\/p>\n
The designer listed a few of the printing tips that they used to successfully make this moss pole, including a 20% infill density. The maker also listed that they didn\u2019t use a raft nor supports to print this model in PLA. Just BYO moss!<\/p>\n
\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> Wivry<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> This moss pole was only recently uploaded to Thingiverse and already has over 400 downloads.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n
Hydroponic Tower<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/52392d31dc35ba1c.png\")
The ceiling’s the limit with this modular hydroponic tower (Source: archipelagourbanfarms via MyMiniFactory)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\nThis last model is a marriage of the last two models: A modular hydroponic garden where you can stack plants without using any soil.<\/p>\n
This isn\u2019t the only gardening model that this user has created; according to Alex\u2019s bio, he\u2019s creating various designs to encourage 3D printer owners to grow their own food at home and reduce environmental impact.<\/p>\n
All comments confirm this model printed without any problems. You\u2019ll want to print all parts at 20% infill except the vase lid, which should be at 100%. Note that you\u2019ll need a drill for creating drainage holes.<\/p>\n
\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> archipelagourbanfarms<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> Apart from the designer, at least two other people have made this. In both cases, the results appear to work well.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> MyMiniFactory<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Wall Pots<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/f78fe64d01bdf374.png\")
Make this cluster of wall pots as big or small as you’d like (Source: redooit via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIf you\u2019ve got blank walls or a boring fence, then this is the print for you. These hanging wall pots print one at a time and then fit together so you can print as many as you like. Hang them as a single pot or in a set.<\/p>\n
The maker recommends printing using supports so that the hollow part of the pot prints correctly.<\/p>\n
\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> redooit<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> At least two other makers have printed this model.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Plantygons<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/50ca58d73d697afb.png\")
You can combine as many planters as you like! (Source: Printfutura via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis creative design is more than just a great name: It allows you to stack the \u201cpots\u201d on top of each other! It\u2019s another great flexible, modular design that can grow with your plant collection.<\/p>\n
Some users have used these in their fish tanks to create systems of caves for their pets, while others have scaled them up to hold much larger plants.<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t overestimate your printer\u2019s bridging<\/a> ability though, as the comments warn that you shouldn\u2019t attempt to print this model without supports.<\/p>\n\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> Printfutura<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> There are 85 Makes and 13 Remixes, with many users complimenting the creativity behind this design.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Vertical Gardening<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/8b173168dd698f89.png\")
Now you can have plants from floor to ceiling with this vertical garden (Source: lumo via MyMiniFactory)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIf you\u2019ve run out of space to store all of your greenery, this may be the print you need. Instead of spreading out, go vertical with this model to stack your pots using 3D printed parts and metal or wooden rods (from any hardware store). In another practical move, the designer just used zip ties to attach the 3D printed holders to the vertical poles.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019ve got a spare room, you could set up a bunch of these with a grow lamp and you wouldn\u2019t have to wait long before you\u2019d be eating your own vegetables!<\/p>\n
The creator of this design recommends at least a 30% infill so that the holder is strong enough.<\/p>\n
\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> lumo<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it? <\/strong>This model has 41 likes and 129 downloads.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> MyMiniFactory<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Bird Feeder<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/8a98daed1600afe0.png\")
Watch them flock! (Source: tmz42 via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIf you\u2019d like to make the backyard a little more welcoming for your natural neighbors, you could print this simple yet elegant bird feeder. We\u2019re sure that if you fill it with seeds, you\u2019ll be hearing more bird songs every morning.<\/p>\n
At a 0.4-mm layer height, this print should take about 18 hours. Depending on what size birds you want visiting your feeder, you could consider resizing.<\/p>\n
\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> APC514<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> At least 44 users have printed this model and there are 15 remixes!<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Upcycling a tin can to turn it into a bird house using 3D printed clipped lids. (Source: samuel via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> samuel<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> At least 6 users have printed this model and there are 2 remixes!<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Y-Splitter<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/b3229901822c3abe.png\")
This Y-splitter is great for organizing your hoses (Source: 3dponics via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis helpful model is sure to reduce the number of hoses you have lying around your garden. Especially if you\u2019re setting up a complex sprinkler system or a hydroponic garden, this print is super useful.<\/p>\n
The designer recommends the following print settings: a 0.2-mm layer height<\/a>, 2 shells<\/a>, and a 10% infill<\/a>. Just be careful when calculating the scaling for differently-sized hoses, as this seems to have caused a few makers some trouble.<\/p>\n\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> 3dponics<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> This print has two Makes, and according to the makers, the part works great!<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Sprinkler<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/f1f1916f9dc30615.png\")
Watch water go in all directions with this sprinkler attachment (Source: ICEPICKTONY via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nIf you have a large garden or lawn, this little print will make your life much easier. Designed as a screw-on attachment for your hose, this sprinkler can make watering your plants as simple as turning on the tap.<\/p>\n
This sprinkler is a Remix from a \u201csimple\u201d sprinkler<\/a>, though this version is arguably even simpler than the original because it prints in just one piece, not two. It\u2019s recommended to be printed with a dense infill so that it can withstand high water pressures.<\/p>\n\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> ICEPICKTONY<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it? <\/strong>This model has 3 Makes and over 350 likes.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Fence Post Cap<\/span><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/4a05aed00ccba8b6.png\")
Source: Schoppepetzer via Thingiverse<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nNeed a replacement cap for your fence post cap?<\/a><\/p>\n\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> Schoppepetzer<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it? <\/strong>This model has 1 Make.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Valve Handle<\/span><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/c06034b556d96ae9.png\")
(Source: Geir via Thingiverse)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis handsome valve can be adapted to fit any manner of valve.<\/p>\n
\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> Geir<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it? <\/strong>This model has 2 Makes and 3 Remixes.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Thingiverse<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Hand Rake<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/bc422850239577f0.png\")
Use this hand rake to turn soil and keep your hands clean (Source: Devstroyer via MyMiniFactory)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe creator of this rake went for a simplistic and elegant design while still maintaining utility. If the soil in your garden needs to be turned, this print is sure to do it.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s a relatively small rake at 22 cm (~8.6 in) but you\u2019re welcome to scale it up a bit. The designer recommends using a higher infill (60-80%) and to choose a more durable material than PLA<\/a>, such as ASA or ABS.<\/p>\n\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> Devstroyer<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> We don\u2019t know how many people actually printed this, however, 156 people have downloaded it and 16 liked it.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> MyMiniFactory<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cord Spool and Stakes<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/6785d7e8c7e6bdd4.png\")
The stakes have a built-in piece that you can tie garden string around (Source: Zekazz via Cults)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nEspecially when plants are just starting to grow, you don\u2019t want anyone to accidentally step all over them! Using stakes connected by some garden twine or cord is a great way to clearly mark off your garden plot.<\/p>\n
This model is not only great for keeping others aware but is also a useful tool for aligning your planting rows. This design contains a hand-held spooling tool and a stake with a piece to tie the twine around.<\/p>\n
The maker of this handy garden set listed that they printed the pieces with a 0.3-mm layer height. They also listed that they used both a raft<\/a> and supports<\/a> to print the models.<\/p>\n\n- Who designed it?<\/strong> Zekazz<\/a><\/li>\n
- How popular\/printable is it?<\/strong> This garden cord model has over 2,100 views with almost 100 downloads.<\/li>\n
- Where to find it?<\/strong> Cults<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Plant Labels<\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/img.facfox.com\/imgs\/2021\/10\/7ce3b8a0943fccb3.png\")
Especially for seedlings, you’ll be glad you have these plant labels (Source: aegidius via MyMiniFactory)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nDid you forget which pot the peas were in again? This print is a simple and practical solution that\u2019ll guarantee you know can keep track of what plants are where.<\/p>\n
The labels can be stuck into the soil with bamboo skewers, and there are three options for the hole diameter to suit the skewers you plan to use. No supports are required on this straightforward print.<\/p>\n
This \u201cfancy office watering can\u201d is a nice and elegant way to water your plants. It holds about 150 mL and, in our opinion, doesn\u2019t have to be limited to just watering plants in your office.<\/p>\n
Although one or two people reported small leaks or problems slicing, most makers said the print came out perfectly. Vase mode<\/a>, if you\u2019re using Cura<\/a>, is recommended.<\/p>\n Seed drying is an important process to complete before putting seeds in storage because moisture in an unplanted seed can cause mold and other damage. This project consists of stackable drawer units with a fan underneath, which pushes air up through the drawers to dry the seeds in each layer. As the drawers are stackable, you can add as many units to the stack as you want.<\/p>\n To make this seed dryer easier to build, the creator listed the bill of materials for the project, including some M3 screws, a 60 x 60 x 10 mm fan<\/a>, a power jack<\/a>, and a power supply. The designer also recommends printing the different components with a 0.2-0.3-mm layer height, a 0-10% infill density, and 2-7 perimeters, depending on what part you\u2019re printing.<\/p>\n Whether you\u2019re a beginner or an advanced gardener, hydroponics is a great way to grow your plants without having loads of pots or getting dirt everywhere. This organized hydroponic garden is perfect for plants that are starting out before moving to their more permanent and larger homes.<\/p>\n The designer recommends printing in Cura\u2019s vase mode, but if you don\u2019t have that, use the \u201cthicker-vase.stl\u201d file.<\/p>\n Another beautiful 3D printable garden tool from Alex English. These seed spacers<\/a> help you measure out where to sow your seeds for an intensive planting method that yields more crops per square foot.<\/p>\n If you have a bit of a green thumb, you probably know that slugs and snails aren\u2019t always your friends. You can get rid of them humanely using this garden trap to effectively attract and contain the critters without adding anything toxic to your garden. The designer suggests assembling the three-part trap, adding a net, and then pouring a solution of beer and sugar into the trap to lure in any garden intruders.<\/p>\n The creator of this design recommends printing the parts for this snail and slug garden trap in either ABS<\/a>, ASA<\/a>, or PETG<\/a> due to the sun exposure the components may face. The designer also states that a 0.3-mm layer height and a 10% infill density work great for this print.<\/p>\n This moss pole is a great way to help plants grow. This design has a fun hexagonal pattern that will look good whether you stuff it with moss or leave it as is! The moss pole consists of multiple parts, and the designer included a few options for the base and the top pieces that you can choose from, depending on how tall you need it.<\/p>\n The designer listed a few of the printing tips that they used to successfully make this moss pole, including a 20% infill density. The maker also listed that they didn\u2019t use a raft nor supports to print this model in PLA. Just BYO moss!<\/p>\n This last model is a marriage of the last two models: A modular hydroponic garden where you can stack plants without using any soil.<\/p>\n This isn\u2019t the only gardening model that this user has created; according to Alex\u2019s bio, he\u2019s creating various designs to encourage 3D printer owners to grow their own food at home and reduce environmental impact.<\/p>\n All comments confirm this model printed without any problems. You\u2019ll want to print all parts at 20% infill except the vase lid, which should be at 100%. Note that you\u2019ll need a drill for creating drainage holes.<\/p>\n If you\u2019ve got blank walls or a boring fence, then this is the print for you. These hanging wall pots print one at a time and then fit together so you can print as many as you like. Hang them as a single pot or in a set.<\/p>\n The maker recommends printing using supports so that the hollow part of the pot prints correctly.<\/p>\n This creative design is more than just a great name: It allows you to stack the \u201cpots\u201d on top of each other! It\u2019s another great flexible, modular design that can grow with your plant collection.<\/p>\n Some users have used these in their fish tanks to create systems of caves for their pets, while others have scaled them up to hold much larger plants.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t overestimate your printer\u2019s bridging<\/a> ability though, as the comments warn that you shouldn\u2019t attempt to print this model without supports.<\/p>\n If you\u2019ve run out of space to store all of your greenery, this may be the print you need. Instead of spreading out, go vertical with this model to stack your pots using 3D printed parts and metal or wooden rods (from any hardware store). In another practical move, the designer just used zip ties to attach the 3D printed holders to the vertical poles.<\/p>\n If you\u2019ve got a spare room, you could set up a bunch of these with a grow lamp and you wouldn\u2019t have to wait long before you\u2019d be eating your own vegetables!<\/p>\n The creator of this design recommends at least a 30% infill so that the holder is strong enough.<\/p>\n If you\u2019d like to make the backyard a little more welcoming for your natural neighbors, you could print this simple yet elegant bird feeder. We\u2019re sure that if you fill it with seeds, you\u2019ll be hearing more bird songs every morning.<\/p>\n At a 0.4-mm layer height, this print should take about 18 hours. Depending on what size birds you want visiting your feeder, you could consider resizing.<\/p>\n This helpful model is sure to reduce the number of hoses you have lying around your garden. Especially if you\u2019re setting up a complex sprinkler system or a hydroponic garden, this print is super useful.<\/p>\n The designer recommends the following print settings: a 0.2-mm layer height<\/a>, 2 shells<\/a>, and a 10% infill<\/a>. Just be careful when calculating the scaling for differently-sized hoses, as this seems to have caused a few makers some trouble.<\/p>\n If you have a large garden or lawn, this little print will make your life much easier. Designed as a screw-on attachment for your hose, this sprinkler can make watering your plants as simple as turning on the tap.<\/p>\n This sprinkler is a Remix from a \u201csimple\u201d sprinkler<\/a>, though this version is arguably even simpler than the original because it prints in just one piece, not two. It\u2019s recommended to be printed with a dense infill so that it can withstand high water pressures.<\/p>\n Need a replacement cap for your fence post cap?<\/a><\/p>\n This handsome valve can be adapted to fit any manner of valve.<\/p>\n The creator of this rake went for a simplistic and elegant design while still maintaining utility. If the soil in your garden needs to be turned, this print is sure to do it.<\/p>\n It\u2019s a relatively small rake at 22 cm (~8.6 in) but you\u2019re welcome to scale it up a bit. The designer recommends using a higher infill (60-80%) and to choose a more durable material than PLA<\/a>, such as ASA or ABS.<\/p>\n Especially when plants are just starting to grow, you don\u2019t want anyone to accidentally step all over them! Using stakes connected by some garden twine or cord is a great way to clearly mark off your garden plot.<\/p>\n This model is not only great for keeping others aware but is also a useful tool for aligning your planting rows. This design contains a hand-held spooling tool and a stake with a piece to tie the twine around.<\/p>\n The maker of this handy garden set listed that they printed the pieces with a 0.3-mm layer height. They also listed that they used both a raft<\/a> and supports<\/a> to print the models.<\/p>\n Did you forget which pot the peas were in again? This print is a simple and practical solution that\u2019ll guarantee you know can keep track of what plants are where.<\/p>\n The labels can be stuck into the soil with bamboo skewers, and there are three options for the hole diameter to suit the skewers you plan to use. No supports are required on this straightforward print.<\/p>\n\n
Seed Dryer<\/h3>\n
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Hydroponics<\/h3>\n
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Seed Spacer<\/span><\/h3>\n
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Snail and Slug Trap<\/h3>\n
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Moss Pole<\/h3>\n
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Hydroponic Tower<\/h3>\n
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Wall Pots<\/h3>\n
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Plantygons<\/h3>\n
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Vertical Gardening<\/h3>\n
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Bird Feeder<\/h3>\n
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Y-Splitter<\/h3>\n
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Sprinkler<\/h3>\n
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Fence Post Cap<\/span><\/h3>\n
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Valve Handle<\/span><\/h3>\n
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Hand Rake<\/h3>\n
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Cord Spool and Stakes<\/h3>\n
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Plant Labels<\/h3>\n