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Add a tranquil touch to your garden entryway with this fir wood arbor. Its a stunning structure on its own thanks to its bow-shaped top and lattice side panels, but it can also double as a trellis for climbing plants.

This rustic feeder gets a high-tech upgrade with its built-in camera and AI bird identification technology. Made of natural bamboo, this feeder will be an environmentally friendly addition to your backyard. Plus, its dual seed bin and flexible perch design will allow several birds to feed at a time.

Mowing the lawn on hot summer days might not be a favorite task on the to-do list, but with this self-propelled mower, it can definitely be easier. This one gets moving at the touch of a push-start button and has a brushless motor designed for twice as much power and runtimes.

Designed for indoor and outdoor container plants, this potting mix is made with nourishing ingredients to help them grow twice as big and with more vibrancy to their colors. This bag can fill at least two 8-inch-wide pots and feed plants for about six months.

Turn your indoor plant garden into a lush oasis with this live Thai Constellation Monstera. The tropical plant needs bright indirect light to get its marbled leaves to unfurl.

Kick back: This egg chair has an ergonomic, curved shape and supportive cushioning to help you unwind in ultimate comfort. No matter the weather, its polyethylene rattan and metal materials help prevent the chair from wearing down.

Beat the dog days of summer by attaching this misting cooling system to a faucet, as it's designed to lower outdoor air temperatures around you to about 68℉. It's equipped with a misting line and nozzle, self-sealing T-joints, and a leak-proof brass adapter to prevent excess water from spilling out.

Need more space to grow your flower garden? Enter this rustic plant wagon you can move around with its four sturdy wheels and ergonomic handle. It has a bottom drainage hole to allow for ample water drainage and root ventilation.

Defined by fluffy flowers and heart-shaped thin leaves, grab this stunning Annabelle Hydrangea shrub to add beauty to your garden just in time for its blooming season. This type of hydrangea produces white flowers that bloom from spring throughout the summer.

If there's one thing plants need a routine amount of, it's water. This watering can will make it easier with its removable spout and two handles to tend to indoor and outdoor plants. Its large fill hole makes for easy refilling with a hose.

This raised garden bed gives you the option to transform it into a bunch of different shapes and sizes to fit your needs. Plus, it's durable metal material is designed to withstand intense rain and heat without breaking down.

As the temperatures rise, so do the chances of pests stopping by your ready-to-harvest garden. This repeller is powered by solar energy and has adjustable frequencies to ward off pests like squirrels or raccoons.

If you want to grow veggies without worry of overcrowding, turn to this raised garden bed. It has a removable divider right down the middle to keep different plants separated. Its side plates are designed to seal in soil moisture without leakage.

These Nyjer seed-filled socks are probably one of the simplest ways to feed birds in your backyard. Simply hang up the mesh socks and they're designed to attract backyard songbirds like finches, chickadees, and nuthatches.

Want to welcome greenery in your home with zero upkeep? Shop this artificial olive tree. It basically looks like the real thing with the faux fruit and branches that can be reshaped to your liking, planted in a plastic and concrete pot.

From fending off bugs and pests to tackling companion planting, growing tomatoes isn't always the easiest task. This cage can make the process easier, though. It's made to provide support for climbing plants and vines while preventing overcrowding so the tomatoes can reach sunlight.

For those who'd like to more privacy in their backyard, you can install this fence screen inspired by ivy leaves. While the artificial hedges are designed to help block harsh sunlight and sight lines, they still allow ample airflow through the open net back.