My parents bought me this gardening set as a gift for Christmas 2 years ago. It was the perfect little set as I'd just moved into my own place and finally had a garden to play with, although I had absolutely no tools and didn't know where to start. This seemed like it contained all the basics that I would need and it looks so cute and colourful compared to your usual boring garden tools. It was a great gift that I was happy to receive, and I believe they ordered it through Amazon. It can be found online now at a cost of around £25.00. The Pink Garden Kit is describes as having "everything the budding pink gardener needs to transform anything from a window ...  Read the complete review

The fact that I bought this gardening set for myself probably goes someway to show that I am not the world's most accomplished gardener but I actually do quite enough pottering around in the garden when the weather is nice. I mainly stick to my flower beds and light weeding as I am lucky my dad comes round to do the more heavy gardening for me. The pink gardening kit is just that a gardening kit where all the tools are pink in colour. The kit comes in a little carrying box and contains a trowel, fork, cutting shears, dibber, trug, 2 pairs of gloves one for light work and one for heavy duty work, string, labels, pink daisy seeds and even some hand cream. ...  Read the complete review

Whilst looking through dooyoo's 'newest products' section, I came across 'The Pink Gardening Set', which can be purchased for £24.99 from Amazon. Considering it's an item which I recently bought for my sister, I thought I would swallow my pride and give it a review. Before I start however, I'd like to say that in no way do I condone owning a pink gardening set, and even though I can tell that you don't believe me when I say I bought it for someone else, I did... pink's not really my colour, and I don't have a garden - so there! The set contains a small steel gardening fork, some pruning shears, a weird curvy thing (which I'm informed is called a 'dibber'), ...  Read the complete review

I got this for a present probably about 18 months ago. I sort of grew up in a gardening family. My dad and brother are into gardening and I used to help them when I was younger, but now i'm grown up and have a messy garden that I "have" to look after myself then it's not a little bit of fun doing a bit digging for 5 minutes - it's like real work. I have left my Garden to get a bit out of control so it's all my fault. Perhaps the pretty pink colour was to appeal to my girly side, but at the end of the day it's just a few garden tools. I looked online for this set and it still is getting sold thesedays. The price can range from £20-£25 which seems ...  Read the complete review