Gardener's Carryall

This garden bag is excellent for organizing your gardening accessories and tools. It is made from extra durable polyester. Our natural garden tote has

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Stay organized. With over a dozen specially-designed pockets for your essential garden tools, you’ll always be able to find tools when you need them. Save space. The bucket organizer is big enough to hold everything, but small enough that it doesn’t take up too much room in your garage or shed. Carries soil, veggies, and more. This is more than just a tool bag. The large inside pocket will fit a 2 gallon bucket (bucket not included).

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Stop running to and from the shed for yet another hand tool, or constantly rummaging in your flower beds to find the tool you set down a moment ago. Put everything in this organizer tote and know exactly where things are when you need them. Four exterior pockets for hand tools or seed packets, and one large inner compartment for bulkier items, gloves, and more.

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Compact and sturdy, this portable canvas tool bag and stool will make gardening a breeze! Attractive green and brown earth tones make this a beautiful and practical piece of equipment. Plenty of pockets to keep all your necessary gardening tools within reach and a canvas stool to keep you off the ground while weeding, planting or doing almost anything you do to beautify your garden.

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