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They talk about Jardiniste
June 2025
The letter from Inès de la Fressange
Ines de la Fressange's tips for successful spring cleaning
It was Paul Mirabel's mother (yes!) who told me about the Jardiniste website, which offers Japanese gardening tools, as its name suggests. Obviously, everything there is ultra-refined, like these shears with white oak handles and almost indestructible carbon blades, or these very chic black pruning shears . There's also a very fine saw with a lovely wooden case, and even mini vases or white porcelain germination cups if, like me, you grow a forest of avocado trees at home.
Summer 2024
Regain
The beautiful and the useful
Secateurs, trowels, billhooks, gardening gloves, aprons, watering cans... Jardiniste offers the ideal collection of the best items for the garden.
Japanese Claw & Transplanter
© Eléonore Wallet
Spring 2024
Veir magazine
A "hyacinth vase", for hyacinths...but not only!
This hydroponic vase is composed of two parts: a dish sits delicately on top of the vase. Ideal for growing your plants in water, especially hyacinths or other bulbs, but also for making cuttings of succulents, for germinating seeds... or simply as a classic vase for your flowers.
Japanese pruning shears for precise cuts
These pruning shears are forged from Japanese carbon steel, giving them an excellent edge for clean, precise cuts. Perfect for cuttings and light wood cutting.
December 2023
Gardenia Magazine
The apple bag
Offered by Jardiniste for harvesting fruit or containing seeds and bulbs, this bag is made of waterproof fabric, measures 20 cm in diameter and 23 cm in height with a capacity of 15 liters.
Winter 2024
Silence ça pousse !
Pretty collar
[...] To encourage the growth of cuttings or to accommodate small plants, place perforated porcelain, ceramic or glass dishes directly on the bottle or vase you have chosen [...]
June 2023
M Le magazine du Monde
The gardening cushion, the knee ally
[...] This cushion has been specially designed for comfortable kneeling while gardening. [...] Its handle makes it easy to move the cushion from one seedbed to another and to hang it at the end of the day on a peg, next to the tools. Or hang it on the handlebars of your bike to take it on a picnic and use it as a seat or nap cushion.
By Stefania Di Petrillo
© Jonathan Frantini
March 2023
M Le magazine du Monde
The Japanese saw, for light pruning
[...] The Japanese folding saw, extra-light and easy to handle, is the ideal garden tool for accomplishing this task effortlessly. It cuts branches by pulling – when you pull it towards you, whereas Western saws cut when you push, which requires more force – and it is all the more effective if the movement is light, without pressing on the branch. [...]
By Stefania Di Petrillo
© Jonathan Frantini
October 2022 & February 2023
Gardenia Magazine
Inspired by the movement of sunflowers that follow the path of the sun throughout the day, this light pink spinning top pot is a handcrafted terracotta vase that, thanks to its semi-conical base, spins on itself like a top
Ideal for working the soil, aerating it and eliminating weeds,
The small Japanese garden label is offered by Jardiniste.
Handcrafted in Japan by the Niwaki company, which specializes in the manufacture of pruning shears, it measures 23.5 cm in length, has carbon steel teeth, an ash wood handle and a leather cord for hanging.
December 2022
Gardenia Magazine
Make winter bloom
Made of glass, consisting of a vase and a small perforated bowl to place over the opening, the Jardiniste (www.jardiniste.fr) Large Aqua Culture Vase measures 0.5 cm in diameter and 19 cm in height. It is ideal for forcing hyacinth bulbs and germinating avocado seeds.
November 2022
M Le magazine du Monde
Where can I find beautiful and sturdy gardening tools?
Japanese garden scissors at Jardiniste
This site offers (almost) everything from spades to poetic herbariums. Including a line of Japanese pruning shears and scissors.
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