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The only info from the box is something by the registered trademark called "chou ta". No e-mail adress or phone #. Made in Taiwan.

Maybe this?

If not, check on eBay...

2006-02-01 06:54:00 by fowlmood

I was thinking a weekend trip to a nursery or something near springfield il or st louis but am not sure what greenhouses around here are good.

Well it depends on what you can spend.

- Flower or Roses, a bouquet or plants and seeds
- Take mom to a Home and Garden show
- Garden tools
- This is cool - garden time lapse camera
- Outdoor cooling hat - keeps sun off and head cool
- Garden scooter
- Monogrammed garden gloves

I found these gift ideas and more here http://www.giftideacenter.com/Holiday/Mo thers_Day/

Hope this helps

2009-04-28 11:57:46 by kellynn84

Price: $65.00 $29.99

My father passed away a couple months ago and I want to get my mom something special. She loves to garden and my dad and her use to share that bond. Is there any new great gardening tools or things out there that you recommend?

How about a nice big basket, the size she could take into the garden to put her gear and any produce in, and fill it with new hand tools, seeds, gardening gloves, and maybe a gift certificate to her favorite garden store--if a nearby garden center doesn't offer them, Lowe's has great plants and a lot of gardening supplies.

2008-05-08 09:52:01 by J

Price: $14.99 $9.73

Bright colors and happy design
David Kirk's Sunny Patch for Melissa and Doug
Tote sets include trowel, cultivator and spray bottle

i want to get all the grandkids to paint a tile and then frame them all together or paint rocks for her garden
how will i know what supplies i need?
and what kind of paint etc?

Boy I'll tell you some of the best gifts I ever got were the hand print stepping stones. They reminded me of how cute the kids and now the grand kids were and are. We used ours to make a path to the lilac I got for my 1st mother's day. Here are some links. Good luck!

2008-04-15 09:51:27 by slopoke6968

My grandfather (who adopted me at birth and I call him "father") is turning 75 years old shortly after Father's Day, and he is very active physically. He singlehandedly grows a 2 acre vegetable and herb garden, grows peach trees, loves to BBQ, hunt, fish, and he's very intellectual. He loves military history, and discuss you tired with current events. He also loves a good drink and very kind and loving to cats and dogs. With that being said, what are some great Father's Day gifts that caters to his interests? Thank you in advance.

Try http://theratingsguy.com/. They have a new father's day section with some really unique and special gift ideas.

2007-05-25 18:25:06 by Maria Gallercia