Indie home: How does your garden grow?

Use these tools to create a glorious garden of earthly delights.

By Emily Ransom
Published: May 28th, 2009 | 12:00am

Image 1: (from left) Colorful Rubber Hose ($69.95), gardeners.com, Herb Growing Tater Pots ($14), fredflare.com, Bird@Home Birdhouse ($26), shopfosters.com

Image 2: (from left) Flowers in a Can ($11), fredflare.com, Gardenopoly ($27.95), spoonsisters.com

Image 3: (from left) Pink Flamingo Mini Plant Ornament ($4.99), perpetualkid.com, Lawn Fawn Plant Ornament ($4.99), perpetualkid.com

Image 4: Herb Markers ($26.50), spoonsisters.com

Image 5: (from left) Herbal Tea Garden Kit ($8.95), lovestogarden.com, Strawberry Garden Kit ($8.95), lovestogarden.com, Butterfly Garden Kit ($8.95), lovestogarden.com, Organic Tomato Garden Kit ($8.95), lovestogarden.com

Image 6: (from left) 1-Gallon Odor-Free Countertop Composter ($24.95), amazon.com, Apple Bird Feeder ($25), uncommongoods.com, Billbird House ($134.75), bomdesign.nl

Image 7: (from left) Lawnscapes Mowing Pattern Book ($14.95), momastore.org, Herb Planter ($65), momastore.org

Image 8: (from left) Eggling Pot ($10), chasing-fireflies.com, Folding Bird House ($50), momastore.org

Image 9: (from left) Reclaimed Tin Lanterns ($30), uncommongoods.com, Tomato Garden-in-a-bag ($18), chasing-fireflies.com, Waterlogged Watering Can ($14.99), perpetualkid.com, Idyllic Herb Garden ($25), kikkerlandshop.com