A garden shop for slow growers
Growsomethingworth keeping.
Seven considered pieces for the windowsill, the balcony and the back garden — seeds you can save, pots thrown to last, and tools that feel good in the hand.
the collection
Seven pieces · Four categories
Seeds
Seed is the cheapest way into a garden, and the most generous. Open-pollinated varieties you can save from, with sowing notes printed on every packet.
Heirloom Seed Library
Six Packets · Open-Pollinated
$9.99
1 piece in seeds
↗Planters
Terracotta that breathes, seagrass that softens a window, stoneware that holds its colour outdoors. A pot is the difference between keeping a plant and growing one.
Terracotta Herb Trio
3 Pots · Basil, Parsley, Mint
$29.99
Seagrass Hanging Pair
Set of 2 · Macramé Cord
$54.99
Stoneware Planter Duo
Sage & Blush · Hand-glazed
$59.99
Tools
Copper and brass, chosen because they age well and feel good in the hand. Two pieces that do the quiet, daily work of a garden.
Copper Watering Can
1 Litre · Solid Copper
$39.99
Brass Pruning Shears
Forged Brass · Bypass Blade
$49.99
2 pieces in tools
↗Care
The small ritual that keeps leaves glossy — mist, feed, snip. Everything a houseplant asks for, in one box.
Botanical Care Set
Mister · Plant Food · Snips
$44.99
1 piece in care
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Our story
Seven pieces.One green thumb.
Insignia Summit LLC began with a windowsill, three failed basil plants and a suspicion that the tools were the problem. So we made a small, finite collection instead — seed you can save, pots that breathe, copper and brass that improve with age.
Seven pieces, chosen so that one person can actually use all of them. Nothing decorative for its own sake, nothing that needs replacing next spring. Packed by hand in Killeen, Texas, and sent out within a day or two.
Grown slowly, kept for years.