Marie Kondo’s Shop Dropped a Collection of Gorgeous Gardening Gear

Tidying and organizing guru Marie Kondo makes it easy to stay clutter-free with her line of thoughtful pieces for the home—and garden, too. Her online shop, The Shop at KonMari, just dropped a brand-new collection of gardening tools and accessories we can’t wait to use. 

These protective gloves are made from breathable bamboo, designed for garden work but also useful for indoor chores and household cleaning. The bamboo material is a natural alternative to nylon, and will keep your hands cooler and drier during these warmer months.

This special collection features a selection of traditional vegetables, or dento yasai, from Japan’s Kansai region. The set includes seven seed packets, one of each of the following: Evergreen Nebuka Japanese Bunching Onion, Hinona Kabu Turnip, Kamo Eggplant, Katsura Giant Pickling Melon, Kyoto Red Carrot, Mibuna, and Shishigatani Kabocha Japanese Pumpkin.

This neutral, practical tote is full of useful pockets—seven in total—perfect for all kinds of garden care and yard work. Made of wear-and-tear resistant cotton, this tote could also be used for activities and outings, from the farmer’s market to a local picnic. 

Marie Kondo’s advice for using this bag? “At the end of the day, take all of your items out of your bag and put them in their designated resting spot. This way they can recharge overnight and be ready to use when you need them again.”

From stem trimming to garden snipping, these carbon steel scissors are the perfect tool for getting fresh cuts of greenery for your bouquets, ikebana arrangements, and even dead heading.

Sort those gardening tools, seeds, or other outdoor accessories with ease with this large wall organizer. Made of heavy-gauge cotton canvas and copper rivets, it’s tough enough to hold a variety of items and twenty different compartments make it easy to stay tidy.

Get ready to prune with these shears, made in Japan with carbon steel. They’re a great entry point into Japanese pruning tools, and this set is recommended for home gardeners, amateurs, and even those looking to deepening their pruning expertise. To ensure a long life, avoid cutting wire, metal, and gravel; sharpen every few weeks; and oil regularly to prevent rust.

Bring the outdoors in with this curvy planter, made from Japanese Yoshino cedar. The planter is made by guitarist-slash-woodworker Daiki Sakae in his remote workshop on Kyushu Island in Japan, and makes for a perfect desk accessory or daytime centerpiece.

This trowel is built to last, embracing form and function with its steel trough and wooden handle. Hand-forged by a father-and-son team in Japan’s Niigata Prefecture, it’s designed to be used in herb gardens, raised beds, rose bushes, and other small gardens with well-tilled soil.

Also made by the same father-and-son team in Japan’s Niigata Prefecture, this soil cultivator and hand rake is handy for aerating dirt, removing weeds, and preparing soil for planting.

Kondo’s hack? “If you have a small compost pile—and don’t have a big pitchfork—use a cultivator to mix up your green and brown materials to ensure your pile is receiving enough oxygen.”