It’s really a wonderful thing when you can find gardening tools and greenhouse accessories that match your personal aesthetic and style. Well made wooden tools paired with rustic terracotta pots, wooden plant labels and vintage watering cans are my usual go-tos.
And now I am adding copper tools to that list. Not only do they look timeless, but they are also beneficial to the garden in lots of other ways, as I found out when I interviewed Kendall Smith-Franchini, co-owner and founder of the The Cook’s Atelier cookery school in rural Burgundy, France, for our Garden Diaries series.
