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Gardening Supplies You Can Get at Dollar Tree

January 12, 2024 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

Gardening Supplies You Can Get at Dollar Tree

Have you been to your local Dollar Tree lately? If so, have you checked out their gardening supplies? If not, then you’re missing out. Dollar Tree gardening supplies are inexpensive and yet work just as well as pricier options that you might be elsewhere. You can get gardening basics like seeds, of course. You can also get some gardening tools. Don’t stop there, though. Get creative and use everything from twine to popsicle sticks to work in your garden and make it more beautiful.

A Few Key Notes on Dollar Tree Gardening Supplies

You can get some of the below items as single purchases at your local Dollar Tree. Others are only available online. Those typically require a minimum purchase. You could buy in bulk for things you’ll use. Alternatively, perhaps you can split purchases up with other gardeners so that you all get what you need at the lowest price.

Garden Basics from Dollar Tree

A lot of Dollar Tree gardening supplies will help you with the basics of gardening. These include:

  • Seeds: You can get a variety of different seeds to start or grow your garden. You can get individual seed packets. Alternatively, boxes of seed mixture. Look for the American Seed brand, for example.
  • Seed Pots: Want to start your seeds in pots? You can get seed starter pots at Dollar Tree as well. A ten-count pack of American Seed Lawn & Garden Natural Fiber Seed Starter Pots costs $1.25 online. They have small seed starter greenhouses as well.
  • Fertilizer. You might be able to find fertilizer spikes at your local Dollar Tree. If not, Dollar Tree online has them.

Note that you typically can’t get soil at Dollar Tree. That’s one of the basics you’ll have to look for elsewhere, unfortunately.

Dollar Tree Garden Tools

There are so many great tools that make gardening easier. Can you get them inexpensively at your local Dollar Tree? You bet you can! Check Dollar Tree online for different options.

  • Gardening Gloves. Dollar Tree offers a surprising array of different gardening gloves. Fleece, jersey, and nitrile-coated fabric gardening gloves are among the options. They come in many cute colors and patterns.
  • Watering Pails. Dollar Tree sells plastic watering pails. You can also purchase plastic watering stakes and self-watering plastic pots.
  • Trowels, Small Shovels, Cultivators, Pruning Shears. These are some of the simple but necessary garden tools that you can get at Dollar Tree.
  • Kneeling Pads. You don’t need fancy need pads to keep your knees safe in the garden. Instead, get affordable kneeling pads. You can lay these down anywhere you need to work in the garden, kneel on them, and move along.

Garden Decor from Dollar Tree

Dollar Tree has a range of outdoor decorations that you can utilize in your garden. Some of the things that you might want to look for include:

  • Pots and Planters. Whether you want them for indoors or outdoors, you can add small pots to your garden at a low cost. Dollar Tree has stackable plastic and ceramic pots as well as metal planters.
  • Baskets. When it comes time to collect the fruits and vegetables for your garden, use a lovely basket that you bought at Dollar Tree to help you with your harvest. You can also use baskets as decor in a garden. Keep an eye out for hanging baskets, too.
  • Solar Lanterns. Add light to your garden with affordable solar lanterns from Dollar Tree. You can get them for $5 at Dollar Tree online, minimum purchase of 8. They also have solar stake lights in varied designs although the minimum purchase online is higher.
  • Bird Feeders. For example, purchase an inexpensive hummingbird feeder to bring new life to your garden.
  • Garden Stakes. You’ll find a wide variety of different decorative garden stakes to choose from.
  • Plastic Plant Labels. Use these to mark which seeds you’ve planted so that you don’t forget.
  • Decorative Ceramics. Look all around the store as there are a variety of these in different locations. Create little scenes to add some whimsy to your garden.
  • Decorative Garden Stones. These come with a variety of inspirational sayings that will spruce up your garden.

Miscellaneous Dollar Tree Gardening Supplies

Some of the other items that you might want to get at Dollar Tree aren’t specifically for gardening but are great for DIY gardening. Explore the different materials that you might use to create what you want in your garden. create a Pinterest board. Then look for the supplies that you need at Dollar Tree. Examples include:

  • Twine. There are dozens of ways to use twine in the garden.
  • Nautical Rope. You can also use this in varied ways from creating a rope fence to making your own macrame plant hangers.
  • Weed Barrier: Dollar Tree offers 4×8 sheets of fabric for $1. Use them to create weed barriers in your garden.
  • Wire Wreath Forms. Use these to guide some of your plants into interesting shapes.
  • Spray Bottles. Use these for misting plants, spraying pesticides, etc.
  • Dixie Cups: These are perfect alternatives to seed starting pots.
  • Popsicle Sticks. Many people like to use popsicle sticks as DIY plant markers. You can get them at Dollar Tree. Do note, however, that there’s some controversy around this because they tend to mold quickly.
  • Citronella Incense / Candles. Keep the bugs away when you’re sitting out in your garden.
  • Dishes. Get an assortment of small dishes for varied use around the garden. They can become decorative plant saucers, colorful mosaic stepping stones, or charming bird baths.
  • Small Tables. Place pots on small stackable tables in your garden. They’re available at a low price over at Dollar Tree.

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Kathryn Vercillo
Kathryn Vercillo

Kathryn Vercillo is a long time writer, crafter and author of several books. A resident of San Francisco, she is committed to helping others explore, articulate and share their own individuals stories. When she’s not evaluating investing opportunities Kathryn is an avid knitter, researcher, and blogger.

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