Shopping The 2024 Target Spring Garden Line

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My evening involved a trip to the nearby Target for a few household essentials, and I was pleasantly surprised to find they were already setting up their spring lines including several garden item displays.  

They had a good variety of  Fiskars garden tools as well as their store brand Threshold tools. Fiskars is a personal favorite of mine because of their great warranty, but if the aesthetic is what you're going for, the Threshold tools fit that need.

These garden signs and statuaries would make a lovely addition to the garden. The signs are very similar to those in Joanna Gaines' Hearth & hand line. They are durable & weather well. 

Lollipops for the garden! I loved the variety of themes they had from Hummingbird to Pizza. These would be so fun to pop into an Easter basket or just to use as a project for the kiddos.

Of course, they had plenty of whimsical planters including these face themed pots.

I might just have to go back for this olla style pot. I'd love to make use of ollas in my raised beds, and at under ten dollars, this feels like a budget friendly way to test it out before making a bigger investment.

Target has carried these Back to the Roots garden kits for several years, but this is by far the biggest variety of kits that I've ever seen stocked. Sunflowers, mushrooms, microgreens, and terrariums. You name, they had it. Also, not pictured, but Target seems to be stocking even more seeds than ever before. 

I didn't end up purchasing any garden items on this trip, but I was certainly tempted. We'll see if I make it back for the olla pot. Have you shopped the garden section at Target or does the (used to be a) dollar spot lure you in too? Let me know in the comments. 

Happy growing!